Oklahoma Sooners March Madness Game: When & Where to Watch Online

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Steph Dwilson | Last updated Mar 21, 2025 9:25 AM ET

History is in the making for the Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team. OU is facing off against UConn on Friday, March 21 at 8:25 p.m. Central/9:25 p.m. Eastern. This will be the first time the men's team has made the NCAA Tournament since 2021. If you want to watch online and cheer the Sooners on, here are all the details, including links.

The first March Madness game for the Sooners will take place in Raleigh, with Coach Porter Moser leading the charge. So far, the Sooners have a 3-1 series record against UConn.

If you're watching on cable TV, you can tune in on TNT.

If you're streaming, you can watch on:

NCAA March Madness Live App (via your cable TV provider login): Browser login, iOS app, Android app, Amazon Prime on Fire TV, LG, YouTube TV, or Roku
TNT: Stream via Max login (basic/standard/premium plans or via a Disney/Hulu/max bundle), Amazon Prime, DirecTV, YouTube TV (free trial), Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV and more. Many of these offer free trials before you have to pay.
TNT also has an app for those who have a cable subscription login.

This is a big moment for OU men's basketball. OU was considered to be on the bubble before Selection Sunday, and they surpassed both ESPN and USA Today's predictions by making the 9th seed.

According to Sooner Sports, this marks OU's fifth all-time against UConn. And the Sooners are coming in with a great reputation: they won their opening NCAA Tournament game in both of their last two appearances (and four out of their last five.)

This also marks the Sooners' first NCAA Tournament appearance under Moser. Senior forward Jalon Moore and freshman guard Jeremiah Fears are making their NCAA Tournament debuts after each achieving 29 double-digit scoring appearances, according to Sooner Sports. Fear is averaging 22.6 points over the last eight games, so watch him closely.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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