As St. John’s historic season continues on toward the NCAA Tournament, they’ll play host to the 2025 Big East Tournament, which begins today.

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The Johnnies won this year’s Big East regular season title outright for the first time since 1985, going 18-2 in conference play, and just yesterday, RJ Luis was named Big East Player of the Year and coach Rick Pitino won Big East Coach of the Year.

The No. 6 ranked team nationally, St. John’s, are the favorite to win the Big East title, but they’ll have to win three more games to get there.

The tournament begins today at Madison Square Garden; here’s how you can watch all the games without cable.

The 2025 Big East Tournament begins today, March 12, and wraps up with the championship game on Saturday, March 15.

The 2025 Big East Tournament will air across two different networks, Fox and FS1, and one streaming service, Peacock. To watch the entire tournament, you’ll need both a subscription to Peacock and either traditional cable or a live TV streaming service.

To stream the Peacock-exclusive games, you’ll have to be a Peacock subscriber. The NBC streamer costs $7.99/month with ads or $13.99 without ads. The entire first round and two of the four quarterfinal matches will only air on Peacock.

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You can also watch the Big East Tournament on Sling TV with the Sling Blue plan. Though there’s no free trial, you’ll get 50% off your first month of the base plan, bringing the total down to $25.50 for the first month ($50.99/month after).

First round — Wednesday, March 12

Quarterfinals — Thursday, March 13

Semifinals — Friday, March 14

Championship — Saturday, March 15

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