How To Watch College Football With Sling
Sling puts you in charge of your college football this season. At home or on the go, here’s how to watch your favorite teams.
There is nothing like the passion of College football fans. And this season, Sling gives you more flexibility than ever before to watch as much or as little college football as you want. Take it away, Johnny Football…
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That’s right, with the new Day Pass, Week Pass, and Weekend Pass, single-serve sports is finally here. Check out the details below, followed by information on the best way to watch specific conferences with Sling.
How to Use the New Day Pass to Watch College Football with Sling
NOTE: Day Pass ONLY includes the college football channels in the Sling Orange package; games on FOX, FS1, and/ or NBC are NOT available with Day, Week, or Weekend Passes.
With the industry-changing Day Pass by Sling (available for $4.99), you can now get instant-access to 24-hours of college football available on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3 (ABC simulcasts), and TNT, which will have an exclusive slate of Big 12 games and two first round College Football Playoff games. Even better, you can add the Sports Extras pack to your Day Pass for $1 to get the games on SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPNU, and ESPNEWS. These same channels are available with a Week Pass ($14.99) or Weekend Pass ($9.99). Follow this link for more information on Day, Week and Weekend Passes.
To try the all-new Day Pass, use the link below, and read on for more information on the best way to watch each college football conference. For more information on how to stream the NFL and college football on Sling, follow this link.
How to Watch SEC Football with Sling TV
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Best Sling Package for SEC Games: Sling Orange with Sports Extra
Available on: SEC Network, ESPN, Locals
If you’re a fan of SEC teams like Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Texas, or Oklahoma (still feels weird mentioning those last teams), you’ll want to subscribe to Sling Orange with Sports Extras. With this subscription, you will have access to every game on SEC network and SEC Network+, as well as nationally-televised games on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN3. And now that CBS no longer has the SEC Game of the Week, you can catch every single SEC regular season game with Sling TV!
In addition to SEC Network, Sling Orange with Sports Extras includes all of the following channels with college football (note: these channels are NOT available in Sling Blue with Sports Extras) - SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPNU, and ESPNEWS.
How to Watch ACC Football With Sling TV
Best Sling Package for ACC Games: Sling Orange with Sports Extra
Available on: ACC Network, ESPN, ESPN3
Like the SEC, ESPN created the ACC Network where fans can take a deeper dive into teams like Clemson, Florida State, Miami, North Carolina and newer additions Cal and Stanford. To get the most ACC football on Sling, all you’ll need is Sling Orange with Sports Extras; any games that are scheduled to air on ABC will be simulcast on Sling via ESPN3. Like the SEC, all regular season ACC games will be available with Sling!
How to Watch Big Ten Football With Sling TV
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Best Sling Package for Big Ten Games: Sling Blue with Sports Extra
Available on: FOX/ FOX Sports, NBC, CBS, Big Ten Network
Big Ten Football – which now includes former Pac-12 powerhouses Washington, USC, UCLA, and Oregon – is spread across a multitude of networks: FOX, CBS, and NBC will be carrying nationally-televised games, and Big Ten Network will carry regular season matchups as well. This season, fans can expect to see FOX games in their traditional Big Noon game at 12pm ET, CBS games in the 3:30pm ET window, and primetime games on CBS and NBC, under Big Ten Saturday Night.
If your game is on Big Ten Network, you can only watch that channel with a subscription to Sling Blue with Sports Extras, a package that also includes the following channels NOT available on Sling Orange with Sports Extras: Big Ten Network, FS2, NFL RedZone, Golf Channel, Olympic Channel.
CBS is not available with Sling TV, so you'll need an OTA antenna or a subscription to Paramount+ to see those games. FOX and NBC are available in select markets with a subscription to Sling Blue or Orange + Blue; see the graphic below.
How to Watch Big 12 Football on Sling TV
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Best Sling Package for Big 12 Games: Sling Orange + Blue with Sports Extra
Available on: ESPN/ ABC, FOX/ FOX Sports
The fourth of the now "Power Four" athletic conferences, the Big 12 welcomed Colorado (a former Big 12 school), Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah into the fold in the 2024 season.
To get the most coverage of their favorite team, Big 12 fans will want to subscribe to Sling Orange + Blue with Sports Extras. This package will have not only the ESPN and FS1 games, but FOX games (in select markets), plus all of the specialty channels like SEC Network, ACC Network and Big Ten Network.
How to Watch Mountain West Football on Sling TV
Best Sling Package for Mountain West Games: Sling Blue
Available on: truTV, FOX/ FOX Sports
Oregon State and Washington State were left orphaned due to the Pac-12's implosion, so this season, they'll play a schedule that includes six games against Mountain West teams. They arrive in time for the Mountain West's new deal with Turner Sports, which includes 14 games airing on truTV, which is available with Sling Blue. Other games will air on FOX and FS1, so Sling Blue is the best package for the best value for Mountain West fans.
Other NCAA College Football Conferences
Notre Dame is a conference unto itself. NBC has held the broadcast rights to their games since the school’s leprechaun mascot found its first pot o’ gold, but like FOX, NBC is available with a Sling Blue subscription in select markets, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and Dallas (click here for a complete list).
Otherwise, Sling Orange + Blue with Sports Extras should get college football fans everything they need. Between multiple channels of ESPN (including ESPNU), the conference-focused channels, and FS1 and FS2, most FBS teams will play somewhere across Sling’s broadcasting partners. So if you’re a college football fanatic looking for the best price to stream your games, use this link to get our 5-month Season pass offer with Sling Orange + Blue with Sports Extras, and get the most college football for the best price on Sling!