March Madness: How to watch St. Francis against Alabama State this evening

The Alabama State Hornets will compete in the St. Francis Red Flash during the first four games from March Madness. Here you can find out how you can adjust to a tip. (Williams Paul/Icon Sportswire about Getty Images)

March Madness is just around the corner, and now that the bracket is determined, you can catch the first four games of the NCAA this Tuesday and Wednesday to start the tournament. The Alabama State Hornets and St. Francis Red Flash play on Tuesday in March Madness game 6:40 p.m. ET. This marks the first appearance of the Hornets in the tournament in 14 years, and the first time that the Red Flash has been organizing the tournament for 35 years. The winner will advance to take over Auburn.

You need to know the following how you can set yourself. You can also stay at the game with live updates from Alabama State against St. Francis Game Day updates.

How to see Alabama State against St. Francis:

Date: Tuesday, March 18th

Time: 6.40 p.m. et

Location: Dayton, Ohio

TV channel: Trut

Streaming: Max, DirectV, Sling, Hulu with Live TV

Where can you see Alabama's game against St. Francis: Game:

You can prepare for the first four game of Alabama against St. Francis on Trutv, which is available on platforms such as DirectV, Sling and Hulu with live TV. The game will also be on Max.

2025 March Madness First four schedule:

Every time east

Tuesday, March 18th

Alabama State against St. Francis, 6.40 p.m. (Trutv, Max)

North Carolina against San Diego State, 9.10 p.m. (Trutv, Max)

Wednesday, March 19th

Mount St. Mary's against American, 6.40 p.m. (Trutv, Max)

Xavier vs. Texas, 9:10 p.m. (Trutv, Max)

How to see March Madness basketball games in 2025:

NCAA March Madness basketball games are broadcast in CBS Sports and TNT sports channels, including CBS, TNT, TBS and Trutv. CBS games also stream on Paramount+ and TNT/TBS/Trutv games that stream on Max. These channels are also available on platforms such as DirectV, Hulu with Live TV and Sling. (Note that we usually love Fubo for sports, but do not wear TNT, TBS and Trutv, where you will find a majority of March Madness games.)