College football is officially in Week 3 of the season. This week's early schedule is fairly light, with one game on Thursday night and five games on Friday night. While there are no matchups between ranked teams, there are some in-conference games and in-state rivalries that make the early games worth watching. We'll cover the Saturday games on Saturday morning.
Networks and How to Watch
Most of the games are available for viewing live by streaming, or with an antenna. Here are the networks carrying the games this season.
ACC Network
- ESPN Unlimited: $30/month
- Sling TV Orange + Sports Extra: $57/month
- DirecTV Stream MySports: $70/month
- Hulu+Live TV: $83/month
- YouTube TV: $83/month
- Fubo: $85/month
Big Ten Network
- Fox One: $20/month
- Sling TV Blue + Sports Extra: $57/month
- DirecTV Stream MySports: $70/month
- Hulu+Live TV: $83/month
- YouTube TV: $83/month
- Fubo: $85/month
ESPN
- ESPN Unlimited: $30/month
- Sling TV Orange: $46/month
- DirecTV Stream MySports: $70/month
- Hulu+Live TV: $83/month
- YouTube TV: $83/month
- Fubo: $85/month
FOX
- Antenna: Free
- Fox One: $20/month
- Sling TV Blue: $46/month
- DirecTV Stream MySports: $70/month
- Hulu+Live TV: $83/month
- YouTube TV: $83/month
- Fubo: $85/month
I hope this information helps you get ready for the early games this weekend. College football is a true passion of mine, and I'll be posting these all season long to help you stay on top of the action. My Streaming Life is a busy one during college football season, as I'm always looking for the best way to catch all the games.
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