Miami (OH) TV-It's only streaming. NO, you do not have to pay extra if you currently subscribe through cable/satellite/streaming service
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Same exact thing though. This was the one game last year that was streaming only. How to do it hasn't changed.
ESPN has been putting up articles strictly for ESPN + for probably at least a decade. ESPN + and SEC Network + are 2 distinctly different thing that require 2 different logins. ESPN + is a pay service that you pay extra for. SEC Network + is included with your cable/satellite that gets you SEC Network on TV. If you get SEC Network on your TV, you can stream SEC Network +. You just have to know how to do it.
I have YouTubeTV.
If you have YouTube TV ... you have SEC Network ... so you have free access to SEC Network+. The bot that responded to that doesn't know what it is saying.
Go to the ESPN+ app on your smart TV, phone, computer, etc. ... sign in with your YouTubeTV username/password, and you will get SECN+.
You can try it today on events; don't wait until next Saturday night to figure it out.
This has happened in the past. The SEC+ is reliably unreliable. Sometimes it works and sometimes it glitches. It will sometimes send you back through that authentication loop. I nearly missed the spring game due to this. The only reliable way to watch is to subscribe to ESPN+, which makes me believe it's a feature not a bug.
You have the correct channel sir.They are currently showing Alabama women's soccer.
I am starting to think that you are just pulling everyone's chain.If you look just 3 post up I told you that you were on the correct channel when you mentioned Alabama.
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It will not be on your cable guide (that is SEC Network). It is only through the ESPN app, etc. (SEC Network+).
Here is a direct link to the SEC Network+ broadcast of the game: https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/eventCalendarId/401403859
Go to that link on your phone or computer, and try to authenticate with your provider's username/login. If you have a smart TV (or a Roku or Firestick hooked up to it), go to to the ESPN app on there, and find the game, and then sign-in.
As an older fan (77 years old) I hate this streaming crap !
Same age feel the same way.
Will I need to wait until Saturday to sign in or will I be able to find the game before then and then resign in again on Saturday
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well worth it and never have to worry about missing games or anything again, plus all UFC ppvs are on there.
well worth it and never have to worry about missing games or anything again, plus all UFC ppvs are on there.
You can sign in now, and it'll tell you that you have logged in. You shouldn't have to sign-in a second time.
Just log in and watch ANY event this week and see if it works.
There is absolutely no hooping jumping to be done to watch this game, lol. What is wrong with some of you people. Super easy to tune in and watch this game, my guess is 75% of you already have a Smart TV. And the other 24% probably have a firestick or Roku. 1% of posters here might actually have a challenge finding this game.
I know this is right because I paid for it originally last year, and found out after the act I didn't have to. I am also a YouTubeTV subscriber (with the SECN). All I have to do is pull up my ESPN app on my smart tv, I am in.
I’m surprised that this game got relegated to this setup. Miami is projected to be at the top of a conference that routinely produces teams that upset P5 schools. UK is receiving plenty of preseason accolades and bold predictions. I would have thought The Youngstown St game would have gotten this treatment instead.
I'm afraid you're correct. Based on everything i've seen, ESPN+ has exclusive rights to this game. I'll go ahead and sign up today and cancel next week.
You're better than this. If you have SEC Network with your cable/satellite package than you don't need to pay for ESPN PLUS.
Glenn, our cable subscription includes SEC Network. Man, I hope you're right about this.
As has been said a few times already. If you are paying for the SEC Network through any provider at all, including Hulu, you will be able to stream the game. You may have to do it with the ESPN app and your Hulu login - it will prompt you for that - but you'll have the game.
All smart TVs made less than 10 years ago allow you to download the ESPN app if it doesn't already come with it. Log into it with your cable login credentials and it's just like watching cable. No need to watch on your computer or cast it from another device. You can pull up the game, then hit pause and come back later if you like to skip commercials like me and rewind/FF works. You can also watch the full game shortly after the game ends, as it is archived.
That is my problem as I live out in the country and my internet is not great. They are working on bring in a fiber optic deal in another year and I will be looking into that.
You do probably need fiber optic to get a reliable signal. I have spectrum in my home in Kentucky and streaming works well most of the time but not always but in my vacation home in Virginia I have fiber optic and streaming works great.
I am. I 100% guarantee it. You probably watched volleyball games on it last year. You have to do it through either the ESPN website or an app on your TV if you have a smart TV or streaming device (Roku, Fire Stick..). I have another 3 1/2 hours in the car on my way to Florida for the game next week. I wouldn't put my phone number on here but if you can find a way to get it to me I could talk you through it.
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