Where can you watch Midnight Madness?

ESPNU Midnight Madness tips off the basketball season with more schools than ever before, including both the men’s (UConn) and women’s (Texas A&M) defending national champions. Beginning at 9 p.m. ET, a four-hour special on ESPNU will preview top college programs in whip-around coverage of 11 basketball events across the nation. In addition, seven sites will be featured live on ESPN3, starting at 7 ET.

The events being broadcast on ESPN3 are linked below for easy viewing. Here's the full lineup:

-- Connecticut with Mark Brown and Doris Burke (ESPN3 at 7 ET)
-- Louisville with Bob Valvano (ESPN3 at 7 ET)
-- North Carolina with Stuart Scott (ESPN3 at 7:30 ET)
-- Kentucky with Jimmy Dykes (ESPN3 at 7:30 ET)
-- St. John's with Tony Luftman (ESPN3 at 7:30 ET)
-- Syracuse with Rich Hollenberg and Tim Welsh (ESPN3 at 8 ET)
-- Duke with Lou Canellis and Bill Raftery (ESPN3 at 8 ET)
-- Texas A&M with Dave Armstrong and Carolyn Peck (ESPN3 at 1 a.m. ET)
-- Baylor with Fran Fraschilla (only on ESPNU)
-- Kansas with Sean Farnham (only on ESPNU)
-- Creighton with Stephen Bardo (only on ESPNU)
-- Michigan State with Dan Dakich (only on ESPNU)
-- ESPNU Midnight Madness whip-around show (9 p.m. ET to 1 a.m. ET)

Source: http://espn.go.com/blog/collegebasketballnation/post/_/id/36849/where-can-you-watch-midnight-madness

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