You can just thank CBSSports.com for getting the latest news and updates on the NCAA onto your iPhone or iPod Touch. CBSSports.com announced today they have launched an NCAA March Madness on Demand application for the iPhone and iPod touch that will provide fans live streaming video and audio from the 2009 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, beginning Thursday, March 19 and continuing all the way through the Men’s Final Four from Detroit, MI.

The NCAA March Madness on Demand iPhone and iPod touch application will provide live video of all 63 games from the first round of the tournament through the semifinal and final games of the Men’s Final Four, as well as access to tournament brackets updated in real-time with up-to-the minute scores, and the ability to click directly from brackets into live video. It will also provide exclusive CBSSports.com Edge Matchup game previews, including team breakdowns and matchup comparisons to prepare fans for each step on the Road to the Final Four.

During live game action, NCAA March Madness on Demand application users can access in-game box scores and player stats — even as an overlay on top of the video. Following each game, they can also view a full tournament scoreboard, including game recaps, player and team stats and video highlights of every tournament game. All games from the Final Four will also be available for $1.99 each on Apple’s iTunes Store the day after they are completed.

(Source) Press

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