tv for saturday
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Not in the traditional sense. If your TV subscription includes SEC Network, then you can stream it on the ESPN app, but it’s not on any broadcast channel.
ESPN App $11.99 for a month, I got it only for this month Nov as most games will be on regular channels starting in Dec. Watched mutiple games Monday and probably will watch Lipscomb - Arkansas tonight
You mean ESPN+? That won't work on its own for Saturday.
Yeah ya have to have a provider to sign into with espn plus alone... also, I'm fairly certain my espn + subscription wasn't near 11 per month. Maybe with a bundle of hulu espn and disney.
Exactly. So why did you subscribe to ESPN+ then? It's unnecessary if you are already paying for the SEC Network.
Good question wife subscribed to espn thinking you had to to watch games so now have both for a month
I have the sec network with my YouTube tv sub.
But I could not find a way to stream sec+
What did I miss and where?
It's been explained a bunch of times.
You can't watch it with the YouTubeTV app.
You have to open the ESPN app (free app) and login with your YouTube TV login. Then you can watch the game in the ESPN app.
If you have YouTube TV, then you do not need to purchase the ESPN+ account. If you get to a point where it's telling you to do that, go back and carefully try again, paying attention to all the prompts.
No you can't. You can only do that if you also have the Hulu/Disney bundle added to your Verizon account. You can't just watch it if you only have Verizon alone.
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Yea. I did all that, but when I get to the espn app I don’t see an sec+ option. I’ll try again. Thanks.
Look for the game and not the SEC+.
If you are logged in with a valid YouTube TV account, it will be there somewhere.
Yes because if you log into the espn plus app and look for sec+ it won’t be there. You have to search for the game itself. As @know1 explained above to me.
If it’s a smart tv, scroll down until you see a list of different conferences to click on. Scroll over to sec and click it. You’ll find the game there
Once again, if you pay for the ESPN/SEC on another platform - in your case possibly DirectTV - then you don't need ESPN+. But you do need to watch it using the ESPN app and your TV provider (DirectTV) login information that you validate the ESPN app with.
I honestly can't figure out how to put it more plainly, but it doesn't get through. It's too bad people are paying for ESPN+ to try to get the game when that doesn't get it.
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