March Madness 2015: Cool apps, alternative brackets, and tools to win your pool

The 2015 NCAA tournament kicks off in earnest today, now that the play-in rounds are complete and the final 64 teams are set. There are more ways to keep up with the action now than ever before. Here are the video streaming options, mobile apps, and other tools to help you stay informed and up-to-date with the action.

Gone are the days of digging through message boards and clicking on suspicious URLs to try to find a live stream of NCAA tournament games while at work. The NCAA streams all of the action through its March Madness Live app, available on the web as well as on iOS and Android. And for those watching at work, March Madness Live has the “Boss Button,” which, when clicked, opens a fake PowerPoint-style document complete with nonsense bar graphs that will make you look like you’re actually being productive when your boss happens to walk by. Genius.

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