Baylor vs. Arkansas live stream is here, so are you ready for the (Southwest) Titan clash? Tonight's second March Madness live stream is a clash of high seeded teams as we see the Razorbacks (No. 3) take on the Bears (No. 1) and a loss for the latter would not be a huge upset. A good close game? We're in.

This game, which will air after a live stream of Houston vs. Oregon State, finds Baylor looking to keep Arkansas under 70 -- as they have always won when holding opponents below their magic number this entire season. The Razorbacks will laugh when they hear this, and look at their last two wins, their score averaging to 70 on the nose.

Baylor is led by a strong trio in the backcourt: Jared Butler (16.9 points per game), Davion Mitchell (14.2), and Masio Teague (16.0). These three have been quite successful so far throughout the tournament, giving oddsmakers solid reason to name the Bears as the favorites tonight.

Across the court, though, Arkansas comes up against two big names: Moses Moody (17.1 ppg) and Justin Smith (13.9 ppg). But if the final round is any indicator, anyone can step up. Against Oral Roberts, guard Jalen Tate scored 22 points and Davonte Davis made a jumper to put Arkansas up 72-70.

Baylor enters Sunday's game as a 7-point favorite. The over/under is 149.5.

Hoops fans, if for some reason you have to leave your "bubble," or for some strange reason you can't get CBS or Paramount Plus where you are, and you can't get a live Baylor vs Arkansas stream, you are not out of luck. With a virtual private network, or VPN, you can pretend you're surfing the web from your hometown (or anywhere else that doesn't experience power outages) and access the same streaming services you've already paid for.

Not sure which VPN is right for you? We tested a variety of services and chose ExpressVPN as the best VPN overall; ExpressVPN offers great speed, excellent customer service, and IPVanish's low pricing is shocking.

In the United States, the Baylor-Arkansas game will air on CBS today (March 29) at 9:57 pm ET/6:57 pm ET. You can watch it on our favorite streaming service fuboTV or the newest streaming service, Paramount Plus.

However, neither of them have access to the other three March Madness channels (TBS, TNT, and truTV), so we recommend a different route. That is to get these three channels from Sling TV, the other best streaming service, and combine it with a means of getting CBS. If time is of the essence, Paramount Plus can be used, but the pair of agreements described below will help connect CBS to Sling.

American basketball fans who cannot watch tournaments while traveling may need to check out a service like ExpressVPN.

We don't know how many college basketball games will be broadcast on TSN, but we do know that there will be some tournament matchups. For example, TSN lists the Elite 8 coverage as starting today at 7 p.m. ET. Perfectionists stuck in Canada with no way to watch the matches on services they already subscribe to will need to use a VPN service such as ExpressVPN, just like those in the UK.