YouTubeTV not carrying ESPN. Ideas on how to watch the game?
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Pretty sure I’m going to be able to watch it on sling TV
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I have ESPN SELECT and that does not work. Do we have to sign up for that 29.99 Disney plan?
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Right now Youtube has many games free. That is how i watch. Playoffs-no.
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I live in Canada where ESPN is not available via cable or any other legal streaming service.
So, being outside the US, this site is available for all ND games: https://fightingirishtv.live/. I am pretty sure that it's only available outside the US. It might work if you have a vpn.
Otherwise, this one is hit-and-miss, but it works most of the time for me : https://thetvapp.to/ Don't ask if it's kosher or not cuz I don't know.
I just use these sites on my Windows PC and project them on my TV.
Good luck
I switched to Hulu Live - Promo for next 3 months = $65 a month and includes NFL Network/Espn
After the first 3 months it goes to 90 a month.
Ironically we just dumped Comcast Cable a couple weeks ago for YouTube TV
Even got a Veterans Discount which sadly YouTube TV (ie Google) only offered for 6 months.
We share Hulu with our daughter and son-in-law but it doesn’t get you ESPN. At least not here in Georgia.
Thanks, just found it. Mother …..
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wtf? When did this happen???
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You can get a free 7 day trial to FUBO TV (Or pay for Hulu, or the ESPN App)
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Link: https://www.fubo.tv/signup
Hulu gets you ABC, it does not get you ESPN….Hulu + gets you ESPN for a hell of a lot of money
The Disney package gets you ESPN but it’s $29.99
How is HULU for watching ND and other College Football?
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Hulu is fine, other than the monthly price increase
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Disney owns them and is moving Hulu to their app shortly.
I expect it to suck.
Youtube tv was doing same, I grinned and bared, but no ESPN = no bueno
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Fine.
I've had Hulu for many years. It's Disney owned, so there's never a problem unless it's a regional sports channel like YES and SNY, who are not available.
I have ESPN+ too, so I can see basically every football game that's televised.
It's what I use
In general, it's fine. I like that I can actually skip commercials with the DVR unlike the peacock replays.
I've heard YouTube has a quad feature that hulu does not have, but I can have different games on different TVs or monitors with no issues.
Interface is ok, can be a pain in the ass at times finding the game you want.
In a bar near you that has ESPN.
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If you are in Indiana & go to a bar, you just might be watching the IU game instead of ND.
Unless of course it's one of those multi screen bars. It's worth a try.