NCAA March Madness 2013: Big East Tournament Finals Syracuse vs. Louisville Live Stream, TV & Tickets

On Saturday evening, the NCAA March Madness hits a frenzy as Syracuse and Louisville clash in the Big East Tournament 2013 finals.  These are two teams who will be leaving the conference, so this makes for a historic finale in the conference as it has existed for many years.  The game will be on TV, live streaming online and available for those with tickets to witness live in person.  So lets talk about how to watch by television, on the internet, or live and in person as the Big East basketball excitement goes down!

The NCAA Tournament is right around the corner, with Selection Sunday tomorrow.  During that time, teams will learn of their fates in the "Big Dance," and which teams they'll face off against in round 1.  One of the 68 teams will advance all the way and eventually become the national champions.  But first, there's business left to be handled with conference championships in the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten and Big East.

For the Big East, it's Louisville who advanced to this game by defeating Notre Dame.  The Cardinals look for their second straight conference championship.  They'll take on Syracuse, a team who upset Georgetown in their third meeting of the season on Friday.  Game time is scheduled for 8 p.m. EST on ESPN for televised coverage.  There's also live streaming coverage which allows fans across the U.S. to watch the NCAA basketball game online.  WatchESPN or ESPN3 website is the place to go to see the basketball action online.

As for tickets, we saw over 150 tickets available not long ago for tonight's game.  Prices start at $195 each though, making this one hot ticket for the Madiosn Square Garden event in New York City.  It's a historic finish for the Big East Conference as many have come to know it, so getting tickets at a premium makes sense.  Check out StubHub for all the latest tickets for sale.

Will you be watching the March Madness of the Big East Tournament 2013 edition on Saturday night, and will you be watching by TV, live streaming feed or live in person?