Loyola Chicago’s Lucas Williamson heads to the basket as Drake’s Tremell Murphy defends in the championship game of the Missouri Valley Conference tournament on March 6, in St. Louis. The Ramblers will take on Ohio State in the first round of the NCAA tournament. (Jeff Roberson / Associated Press)
Anyone who grew up obsessed with March Madness has their stories of how they managed to watch the NCAA tournament from school or the office. In high school, I snuck a portable handheld TV that my mom had — this was the mid-1990s — and grabbed a glimpse of the CBS feed whenever I could.
Today, of course, we are spoiled. All of the games are on a cable network or the March Madness streaming app. I’ll have four screens going until there’s only a need for three, three until there’s only a need for two, and so on.
But some may not be on my level. For those of you who may just have the bandwidth for one game at a time, here’s my best guess for what will be the game to watch during each part of…
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