ARGYLE, Texas (March 31, 2025) – GoVision LLC’s large-scale LED video displays have delighted and dazzled fans of the NCAA Division 1 Men’s Basketball Tournament since 2008, and 2025 is no exception.
During this year’s tournament, GoVision will be providing a wide array of state-of-the-art screens in nine cities – covering the Final Four and all regional games. Among the many highlights international television audiences and on-site spectators can expect is an iconic center-hung hexagon screen suspended by an elaborate rig over the Alamo Dome court in San Antonio. Comprised of nearly 1,000 6mm, 4.8mm and 3.9mm LED panels and weighing more than 42,200 pounds, the eight-sided video marvel appears as if it’s a permanent fixture within
the venue.
“The center-hung screen uniquely demonstrates our expertise in LED as we worked hard to make it look like part of the Alamo Dome, adding to the grandeur and excitement of the Final Four,” said GoVision Founder & Chairman Chris Curtis. “That, along with our courtside table screens, media backdrops, player runout screens and more truly capture what is possible with today’s most advanced LED technology, making the 2025 tournament a showcase for both GoVision and the NCAA.”
GoVision’s 50-foot-long low-profile courtside table during the Final Four is comprised of 60 2.8mm LED panels that feature all the scoring and play details, as well as other graphics fans will see throughout the games. The screen is integrated into the table where the scorekeepers and game officials preside over the Big Dance.
Before and after each game, players and coaches will be interviewed in the Media Center in front of an upgraded backdrop made with 84 of GoVision’s new 1.9mm fine-pitch indoor panels, which offer a level of video-display flexibility that has never before been possible. Also new in 2025, players will enter the court between a pair of runout towers constructed with back-to-back 2.8mm screens.
Finally, four 3.9mm high-resolution poster screens will enhance player introductions and the post-game championship celebration.
At the Regional sites, the 50’ courtside tables are comprised of 6mm LED panels. Specifically for Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, GoVision constructed a 2.8mm screen – identical to the Final Four configuration – that cuts into the player bench side.
GoVision is providing similar 50’ 6mm courtside tables for the Women’s Regional tournament games at Birmingham’s Legacy Arena and at the Women’s Final Four at Tampa’s Amalie Arena.
“March Madness is always a highlight of our year at GoVision,” said Curtis. “We love the challenge of raising the bar at every tournament, and consider it an honor to be entrusted with such a weighty responsibility for one of the world’s greatest sporting events.”
About GoVision™
GoVision LLC is a premier provider of experiential services delivered through large-scale LED video displays – for rent and permanent installation. Whether through its enormous inventory of state-of-the-art modular LED panels, one of North America’s largest fleets of turnkey mobile units, an exceptional on-site service and repair team, its cutting-edge creative/content solutions or custom offerings such as design, fabrication and installation,
GoVision is dedicated to unrivaled experiences in the unpredictable event business. Since 2002, its talented team of video wizards has supported more than 25,000 shows, ranging from major music festivals to Presidential Inaugurations, the 2015 Papal Visit, multiple NCAA Final Fours, Super Bowls, Ryder Cups, PGA tournaments and professional All-Star Games. GoVision is the official screen provider for 30+ Live Nation venues, Texas, Bristol &
Charlotte Motor Speedways, The LPGA Tour and several universities. The company is based in Argyle, Texas.