The Women’s NCAA Final Four starts in San Antonio, Texas as South Carolina takes on Stanford and Connecticut takes on Arizona on Friday, April 2 (4/2/2021) in the Alamodome.
Both games will be broadcast on ESPN, which can be streamed live on fuboTV, Sling, AT&T TV and more live TV services.
South Carolina is chasing their second national championship in their school’s history. On their road to the Final Four, South Carolina beat Mercer 79-53, Oregon State 59-42, Georgia Tech 76-65, and Texas 62-34. The Gamecocks come into their game against Standford with a record of 26-4. They are lead by Sophomore Guard Zia Cooke who averages 15.6 points per game.
Stanford is looking to win their third national championship and first since 1992. On their road to the Final Four, the Cardinals beat Utah Valley 87-44, Oklahoma State 73-62, Missouri State 89-62, and Louisville 78-63. They come into their game against South Carolina with a 29-2 record. Senior Guard Kiana Williams leads the Cardinals averaging 14.5 points per game.
Connecticut comes into the Final Four for the 13th straight time with the ambition of winning their 12th national championship. On their road to the Final Four, Uconn beat High Point 102-59, Syracuse 83-47, Iowa 92-72, and Baylor 69-67. They come into their game against Arizona with a 28-1 record. Uconn is lead by Freshman Guard Paige Bueckers who is averaging 20.1 points per game.
This is Arizona’s first Final Four in their school’s history. The Wildcats are a cinderella story in this year’s installment of the Women’s NCAA Tournament. They beat Stony Brook 79-44, BYU 52-46, Texas A&M 74-59, and Indiana 66-53. They come into their game against Connecticut with a 20-5 record
Final Four Games
- South Carolina vs. Stanford, 6:00 p.m. on ESPN. Stream on fuboTV, Sling, AT&T TV, Hulu + Live TV
- Connecticut vs. Arizona, 9:30 p.m. on ESPN. Stream on fuboTV, Sling, AT&T TV, Hulu + Live TV
Here are the local channel numbers for the ESPN Network in Central New York:
-Spectrum: Channel 24 and 300 (SD & HD)
-Verizon Fios: Channel 570 (HD) and 70 (SD)
-DirecTV: Channel 206 (SD & HD)
-Dish Network: Channel 140 (SD &HD)
-New Visions: Channel 757 (HD) and 70 (SD)
ESPN is available to stream on fuboTV (FREE TRIAL), Sling (FREE TRIAL), Hulu + Live TV (FREE TRIAL) and AT&T TV Now.
If you have a cable subscription, you can watch it for free online or through tablets, mobile and streaming devices using ESPN.com/watch or the ESPN app. You’ll need the online sign-in info for your cable or satellite provider to access the free stream.
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It also has its own fubo Sports Network, featuring original programming and select exclusive live sports events.
FuboTV is accessible on Amazon Fire, Apple, Android, Chromecast, Roku and Apple TV.
The cheapest option is the family package at $64.99 and includes 120 channels, 250 hours of DVR space and can be used on three screens at once.
The fubo Elite package is $79.99 per month, and offers more than 170 channels, including Showtime channels, extra sports channels and extra news and entertainment channels.
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