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How to watch Auburn-Creighton for free March Madness Round 2

No, the second round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament will continue tonight. 1 seed is active.

Auburn, the first in the Southern Region and SEC champion, won an 83-63 83-63 victory at Alabama in the first round on Thursday. Today's victory guarantees the Tigers' first sweet 16 appearance since the 2019 tournament.

To get there, they have to defeat No. 9 Clayton. The Blue Jays advanced thanks to a 89-75 victory over No. 9 Louisville in the first round. The Big East team is a tournament mainstay, reaching the Elite 8 and last year's Sweet 16 two years ago.

Auburn vs Clayton date and time:

The Auburn vs Clayton game is today, March 22nd, at 7:10pm.


In this post, it is covered with a printable NCAA bracket with a 68-team March Madness 2025 field.


Which channel is the Auburn vs Clayton game?

The Auburn vs Clayton game is on TBS.

How to watch Auburn vs. Creighton for free in the NCAA Tournament:

If you recently cut the cable cord, Live TV Streaming Service Watch the game.

Here are two cable replacement streaming services we recommend. Both come with a free trial version.

  • DirectV Stream: MySports Genre Pack ($69.99 per month) or Entertainment Master Plan ($86.99 per month), both include a 5-day free trial
  • Hulu + Live TV: The basic plan is free for 3 days and costs $82.99 per month

You can also watch it at the NCAA Tournament ($9.99/month per month), including the Bleacher Report Sports Add-On. BR Sports streams games on TBS, TNT and TRUTV.


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This article was written by Angela TorikarikoCommerce Writer/Reporter Post Wanted Shopping and New York Post Streaming Properties, Decider. Angela keeps readers up to date Gentle on cord cutters Information on how to watch your favorite sports teams, TV shows and movies on each streaming service. Angela isn't just testing and comparing the streaming services she writes to ensure that readers get Best pricehowever, she is also a superfan specializing in the intersections of shopping, technology, sports and pop culture. Before joining Decider and New York Post in 2023, she wrote about streaming and consumer technology on Insider Reviews


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