Watchin' College Football in 2023

[Guest]

Past few years I've gone through the season just watching OTA games, of which there are some good ones. But there's always some games on ESPN I'd like to watch and occasional UT games on stuff like FS1. 

What's the best combination of access to major channels for college games and price these days? Anywhere I can pay $15 a month and get ESPNs and a couple of others or are those days over?

[idigTexas 2288]

$15 a month is not going to get you much.  You may want to browse the past few weeks of the cord cutters thread.

 

Edited August 24, 2023 by idigTexas

[Guest]

Was posted right there on the link you posted. Thanks. 

$70 a month is pretty steep. Think I'll just stick with the antenna.

[rage-a-holic 4387]

IPTV. Around $10/month and you'll get pretty much any channel you can think of. DVR'ing is a challenge, but can be done.

Edited August 24, 2023 by rage-a-holic

[Eugene11 379]

On 8/24/2023 at 12:13 PM, rage-a-holic said:

IPTV. Around $10/month and you'll get pretty much any channel you can think of. DVR'ing is a challenge, but can be done.

I responded to you in anothe thread but I’d like to discuss this. Pm me if that’s better please 

[MissingInAction 25067]

YouTube TV is absolutely worth it. I'm reupping for March madness just so I can watch 4 games at once.