Every March is the college basketball playoffs.  All the divisions have a playoff to determine the best teams in the country.  The 64-team NCAA tournament is one of the most-watched series in all of sports; for live sports it does not get any better than this!
 
Our site has a chat dedicated to March Madness.   Its is a global, live chat.  You can see it here.  

Many people watch these games on TV, and "a few" of them might wager as well.  Our site does not get involved in better or odds, in any way.  However, we have found an amazing contest, on Yahoo, where you can win a $Billion Dollars!  Yes, that is right - its not a misprint - its not a Million Dollars; you can win a Billion.

All you have to do is pick all the winners correctly, in every game of March Madness!

Thats all!

To signup, click here!

We have found there are lot of college football games, and even more high school football games, that are not on TV - but are being filmed.  If these games were to be shown live, on the net, the fans would really benefit.
 
This is called Webcasting: the live broadcast of media.  It can be video, audio, or both.  Webcasting is a common feature now on the internet, and we want to see this expanded to include more sporting events.
 
Our service is being developed.  If we find enough existing webcasting out there, we might just do a directory.  If there is a need though for webcasting services, we might offer our own solution for anyone to webcast a game.

If you know of existing webcasting sites for college and/or high school football, or for any sport actually, then please email us.  Please remember we are only looking for legal content; if a website is webcasting a college game that is also being shown somewhere else, in a legal agreement, then we cannot include that site in our directory.

GameDayLive.com is based on Twitter feeds.
 
We bring you fan comments about livesports.  So we search out all the Tweets, globally, that relate to the game being played today. 
 
If there is a big NFL game on, then a lot of people are talking about it.   They hopefully will include a word in their Tweet like Football or #Football, or NFL or #NFL.  If they do then we will include that Tweet in our NFL feed.

The display updates very 30 seconds.  We would like that to be more frequent and are working on it.  We would also like to include live commentary from people on Facebook, once Facebook makes that available.

If there are things related to live sports that you want to see here, please send us a note.