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The Bowls are just starting and we are loving it already!
Already, we have gotten the likes of the Cure Bowl and Las Vegas Bowl which were nothing short of fun. Perhaps the most scintillating performance of all time was the one we got from the Camellia Bowl.
Just how much the two teams slugged it out before GA Southern held on to their 2-point precious lead was truly electrifying.
To be honest with you, there is more to come. That’s why we don’t want you to miss any of the coming action.
Where to get all the NCAA Bowl action
If you are not planning to go watch the game happen live, you still need to grab it on TV. Majority of the games can be seen on all four major ESPN channels, with the ABC, BTN, FS1, FS2, FOX, NBC and SEC Sport Network, to mention but a few.
Check the game schedule with your local TV service provider to make sure you are always tuned in at the time of the games.
How to Watch College Football Without Cable
You might have found out that cable TV will impose game blackouts on certain games happening in your region. This leaves you without the games for a while – only allowing you watch after all the action has ended.
The high cost of cable might also be a factor for some. To that effect, we are proud to provide you other options that allow you watch college football online.
- Hulu with Live TV – Just partnering up with Discovery Channel, you can now grab all the college football action you want on Hulu with Live TV.
Their plan for this offering is set at $39.99/month, and they give you access to all of FS1, FS2, ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and the major ESPN networks, to mention but a few. They even allow you set notifications for when your favorite team is playing.
- YouTube TV – Allowing a 14-day trial, YouTube TV offers a $40/month package which gives you more than 60 channels to stream all the content you want.
Of those, we have the ESPN channels, SEC Network, Pac-12, BTN and so much more.
- CBS All Access – Asides bringing you the best games of the week via the SEC Network, CBS also offers the same service through this exclusive streaming service. They allow you get the content you want on demand and operate one of the cheapest offerings for select markets.
- Sling TV: At $25/ month and allowing a 7-day free trial too, this is one of the best deals available too. On sports days, you get the sports networks that you are pleased with for all your college football action. When sports are not playing, you have a bundle of 30+ other channels to choose from.
How to Watch College Football from Anywhere
To get the NCAA college football live stream from any of the methods above would mean staying in the US. Otherwise, you would be restricted from viewing the content due to restrictions placed around the content. You can get rid of that problem when using a VPN by:
- Launching your VPN app
- Connecting to a server location in the US (where the game is being aired)
- Launching your preferred streaming app
- Streaming the game live from anywhere
This will trick the servers into thinking you were streaming from the US too and give you access.
Local viewers can also use a VPN to bypass game blackouts that might have been imposed in their regions. All they have to do is connect to another location where the game has not been blocked and they are good to go.
Conclusion
No matter where you are in the world, the above will ensure you never miss out on any other college football game.