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Every Shot From Every Game
SIRIUS|XM listeners can hoop it up with uninterrupted play-by-play of every game of the 2010 NCAA® Division I Men's Basketball Championship, from the opening round game on March 16 through the Final Four and National Championship games on April 3-5. Listen to all the action on SIRIUS channels 122, 125, 126, 90 and 91.
More college coverage:
Weekdays, 7 am-10 am ET: Rivals Radio w/ Bill King and Chris Childers, SIRIUS XM Sports Nation Ch. 122
Thu., March 18 & Fri., March 19 11 am-12 pm ET; Sat., March 20 11:30 am-12:30 pm ET; Sun., March 21 10:30 am-12 pm ET: NCAA Tournament Today on SIRIUS XM Sports Nation Ch. 122
Get your 2010 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship bracket now 
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THE BEST OF XM
In addition to the all the live college football, basketball, baseball and other sports already broadcast on SIRIUS, top college conferences like the Pac-10, Big 12, Big East, SEC and the ACC are now available to SIRIUS subscribers as part of The Best of XM. To learn more about adding XM channels to your SIRIUS subscription, see our The Best of XM on SIRIUS page. |
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Women's College Basketball on SIRIUS
Don't miss SIRIUS XM's coverage of women's college basketball conference tournaments.
Check the schedule of games
Note: games scheduled for Ch. 211 - 220 are part of The Best of XM on SIRIUS. |
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Want to know what’s going on with your favorite college basketball program? Hang with some of the top coaches in the land during the college coaches shows on SIRIUS XM Sports Nation.
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College Baseball on SIRIUS
Slide into spring as top college baseball players lace up their spikes and take their swings, purely for the love of the game.
See the college baseball schedule
Note: games scheduled for Ch. 211 - 220 are part of The Best of XM on SIRIUS.
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College Football on SIRIUS
Congratulations to Alabama on winning the 2010 BCS National Championship Game with a 37-21 victory over Texas. The Crimson Tide captured their first football title since 1992 after finishing the season with a perfect 14-0 record.
All of the BCS action was just part of the 25 bowl games heard live on SIRIUS.
Check back later this year for next season's college football schedule.
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Rivals Radio
Weekdays 7 am - 12 pm ET
SIRIUS|XM Sports Nation Ch. 122
If it's happening in college football or basketball, you'll hear about it on Rivals Radio. Tune in for interviews with some of the college game's biggest coaches and players. Bill King hosts Rivals Radio from 7 am - 10 am and Chris Childers hosts Rivals Radio Blitz from 10 am - noon ET. Sound off on the biggest issues of the day as Bill and Chris take your calls live. Give 'em a ring at 866-9RIVALS. |
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Basketball and Beyond with Coach K
Wednesdays 7 pm ET
Mad Dog Radio Ch. 123
Mike Krzyzewski, the legendary head coach of the Duke University, and co-host Dave Sims cover the state of college basketball. Hear interviews with business leaders, entertainers, as well as athletes, plus get a personal perspective on Krzyzewski's principles for life on and off the court. |
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Rivals Radio
Saturdays 8 am - 10 am ET
SIRIUS|XM Sports Nation Ch. 122
Bill King and Chris Childers get you ready for the big day of football action on tap. Get the latest information from around the country and share your thoughts by calling 866-9RIVALS. |
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Wisconsin Hockey
The Badgers hit the ice on SIRIUS XM! Hear broadcasts of Wisconsin games throughout the college season.
See the schedule
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College Sports On SIRIUS
Strike up the pep band and don your school colors, because SIRIUS airs live football, basketball, hockey and lacrosse broadcasts from hundreds of college teams. Enjoy the action from top conferences across the country, including the Big Ten, Pac-10, Big 12, Big East, SEC, Big West, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Missouri Valley, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Sun Belt, West Coast, Mountain West, Western Athletic, Conference USA, Colonial Athletic Association, Horizon League and the Ivy League.
SIRIUS is also the Official Satellite Radio Partner of Army, Colorado, Iowa State, Kansas, Louisville, Michigan, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Missouri, Navy, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UCLA, USC and West Virginia.
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