The Final Four begins this weekend with 2 high-powered matchups of all No. 1 seeds on Saturday, April 5th in the Fourth Round of the 2025 March Madness Tournament. Final Four games will broadcast on solely on CBS. The winners will advance to the NCAA 2025 March Madness Championship.
We’ve got 2 matchups on Saturday, April 5th, 2025
CBS broadcast station and livestreaming location to catch the 2025 Final Four this weekend. You can also catch the livestream with any of the providers below:
Please Note: Sling TV subscribers will need Sling Orange to catch the CBS streams of the Final Four and the 2025 Championship. Users can authenticate within the March Madness Live app to watch all games.
Provider |
Deal |
Sling TV |
50% off first month |
Paramount+ with SHOWTIME |
7-day free trial |
Max |
Max with B/R Sports |
Hulu + Live TV |
3-day free trial |
YouTube TV |
7-day free trial |
DIRECTV STREAM |
5-day free trial |
Odds: Florida is a 2.5-point favorite, but we think Auburn is the better team.
Pick: Auburn
Hot take: We know the Gators beat Auburn in the regular season. But, Auburn plays on a different level than the Gators right now. The Gators almost lost to Texas Tech and had an insane rally — don’t expect Walter Calyton Jr. to do it again against All-American Johni Broome.
Odds: Duke is a 4.5-point favorite.
Pick: Duke
Hot take: Houston, your fraudulent run is over. You’ve had easy matchups all season. It’s time to see if you’re really better than Duke (unlikely).
This quirky name applies to the NCAA March Madness championship semifinals. There are 4 teams left with a matchup for each — hence, the Final Four. The winners of these matchups advance to the 2025 NCAA March Madness Championship.
Technically speaking, it is the fifth round of the tournament. First Round, Second Round, Sweet Sixteen, Elite Eight, Final Four, and The NCAA March Madness Championship. The First Round goes from 64 teams to 32 teams. The Second Round goes from 32 teams to 16 teams. The Third Round (Sweet Sixteen) goes from 16 teams to 8 teams, The Fourth Round (Elite Eight) goes from 8 teams to 4 teams, the Fifth Round (Final Four) goes from 4 teams to 2 — creating the final bracket for the NCAA Championship.
We got a strong lineup of solely No. 1 seeds for the Final Four: (1) Duke Blue Devils, (1) Auburn Tigers, (1) Florida Gators, and (1) Houston Cougars.