There are 44 college bowl games/playoff games this year. The first two are today, and the last one, the national championship game, is on January 10. In all, 86 schools will be playing games this post-season.
Streamers used to have a difficult time watching the games live -- at least legally -- but that changed in the 2015 season when the first live streaming service, Sling TV, launched. Now, there are several live streaming services, and you have lots of options when it comes to watching bowl games.
Friday, December 17
Bahamas Bowl
12:00 PM on ESPN
Middle Tennessee (6-6) vs. Toledo (7-5)
Tailgreeter Cure Bowl
6:00 PM on ESPN2
Northern Illinois (9-4) vs. Coastal Carolina (10-2)
How to Watch
Every game today will be on a streaming service.
Here are the services for each network.
ESPN/ESPN2
ESPN carries the most games. A few are carried on ESPN2. All services that carry ESPN also carry ESPN2:
- Sling Orange ($35)
- Vidgo ($55)
- Hulu+Live TV ($65)
- YouTube TV ($65)
- Fubo ($65)
- DirecTV Stream ($70)
The cheapest way to watch today's bowl games is Sling Orange, at $35.
We'll provide this information throughout the bowl season. If you want to see a listing of all the bowls and how to watch them, see our earlier post here.
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