Game times, TV announced for 6 games (lots of cable)

[mike87]

I plan to watch them all on channel KBS.

Work can wait this year.

[biggie]

Well that sucks. Have the basic Hulu but not the live TV one. Can't afford to buy anything else anytime soon.

I was just checking and found a newer streaming service called Vidgo that has all the ESPNs. They offer promotional pricing for new subscribers starting at $10 right now, with no contract. Might be worth checking out closer to the season. Maybe you can scrape up some extra change in the next 98 days.

Just looked this up, the $10 is only the first month. $55/month after that.

Sling would be cheaper, but don't see ESPNU on sling either.

[EastHallApp]

really thought the ECU game would be on ESPN, disappointed we're note even on ESPN2

Boise-UCF got the ESPN slot. No CFB listed for ESPN2 that day.

[goapps93]

Well that sucks. Have the basic Hulu but not the live TV one. Can't afford to buy anything else anytime soon.

I was just checking and found a newer streaming service called Vidgo that has all the ESPNs. They offer promotional pricing for new subscribers starting at $10 right now, with no contract. Might be worth checking out closer to the season. Maybe you can scrape up some extra change in the next 98 days.

Just looked this up, the $10 is only the first month. $55/month after that.

Sling would be cheaper, but don't see ESPNU on sling either.

Sling is set up so you have to get both packages and add-ons to get all the sports channels. Never liked that. Hulu Live TV and YouTube were my favorites when I was streaming. We have Google fiber TV now. $55/month ain't bad but still a lot of you're cutting expenses.

[/\PP ST/\TE GRAD 09]

really thought the ECU game would be on ESPN, disappointed we're note even on ESPN2

Boise-UCF got the ESPN slot. No CFB listed for ESPN2 that day.

They have to leave that spot open for any Tim Tebow breaking news.

[biggie]

Well that sucks. Have the basic Hulu but not the live TV one. Can't afford to buy anything else anytime soon.

I was just checking and found a newer streaming service called Vidgo that has all the ESPNs. They offer promotional pricing for new subscribers starting at $10 right now, with no contract. Might be worth checking out closer to the season. Maybe you can scrape up some extra change in the next 98 days.

Just looked this up, the $10 is only the first month. $55/month after that.

Sling would be cheaper, but don't see ESPNU on sling either.

Sling is set up so you have to get both packages and add-ons to get all the sports channels. Never liked that. Hulu Live TV and YouTube were my favorites when I was streaming. We have Google fiber TV now. $55/month ain't bad but still a lot of you're cutting expenses.

Yeah it would have to be $20 or less to be worth it to me. Sling would be $40-45 it looks like as it would be the base to get all ESPN except U, then $10 to add U.

Need someone to offer ala carte cable stations somewhere.