How to Watch Michigan vs UConn Title Game: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream

College basketball's biggest night is here and it does not get much better than this. The Michigan Wolverines have been on a historic tear through the 2026 NCAA Tournament becoming the first team ever to drop 90 or more points in five straight tournament games.

Standing in their way is the UConn Huskies, a program that has won two of the last three national titles and knows exactly what it takes to close out a run like this. Two programs at the top of their game meeting for the whole thing.

Dan Hurley has built UConn into a dynasty and is chasing a third title in four years. Dusty May has Michigan rolling and has put together one of the more impressive coaching performances in recent tournament memory.

Here is everything you need to know including tip-off time, TV channel and streaming options.

Michigan vs. UConn Tip-Off Time

Tip-off is set for 8:50 p.m. ET at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The late start is built to pull in the biggest possible audience, though it is a tough ask for early birds on the East Coast.

Michigan vs. UConn Live Streaming Options

The game airs on TBS, TNT and truTV. Fans can also stream it live through HBO Max with a subscription or catch it on Sling TV, DirecTV Stream and YouTube TV. The March Madness app is another option for those watching on the go.

Michigan vs. UConn Outlook

Michigan's tournament run has been historic and the Wolverines have barely put a foot wrong getting here. UConn is a proven powerhouse with an elite coach going for a third title in four years. But Michigan has the momentum and the edge to finally land their second national championship.

UConn basketball 2026 NCAA tournament results in March Madness bracket

• First round: UConn 82, Furman 71.
• Second round: UConn 73, UCLA 57.
• Sweet 16: UConn 67, Michigan State 63.
• Elite 8: UConn 73, Duke 72.
• Final Four: UConn 71, Illinois 62.

Michigan basketball 2026 NCAA tournament results in March Madness bracket

• First round: Michigan 101, Howard 80.
• Second round: Michigan 95, Saint Louis 72.
• Sweet 16: Michigan 90, Alabama 77.
• Elite 8: Michigan 95, Tennessee 62.
• Final Four: Michigan 91, Arizona 72.

Two programs. One title. It all comes down to Monday night in Indianapolis.