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Ok, I am cutting the cord.

I literally watch nothing but cozi, laff, comet, metv, and antenna tv anymore other than ESPN. All of which I can get OTA. With Tubi and Pluto I am pretty much good to go except for sports.

Does anyone have the espn watch subscription? I just want it to be able to watch the Vols games and other college football games that are on normal ESPN or the SEC affiliate. Can I do that with espn watch?

Thanks.
 
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NEOCON said:
Ok, I am cutting the cord.

I literally watch nothing but cozi, laff, comet, metv, and antenna tv anymore other than ESPN. All of which I can get OTA. With Tubi and Pluto I am pretty much good to go except for sports.

Does anyone have the espn watch subscription? I just want it to be able to watch the Vols games and other college football games that are on normal ESPN or the SEC affiliate. Can I do that with espn watch?

Thanks.
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Pretty sure you still need a cable, satellite or streaming bundle provider to use Watch ESPN. You might look into DirecTV Now, YoutubeTV etc. You can get the content that includes ESPN for about $40.
 
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Hulu with ESPN and affiliates is $40/mo. My buddy uses it for football season then cancels every year.
 
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...or you can just borrow somebody else's cable password. I recommend somebody over 70 who has no clue they even have a cable username and password.
 
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I have just lost total interest in cable tv.

I may just start watching games at a sports bar lol
 
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TouTubeTv has been solid for me. Has all the ESPN channels included for $39.99. I like it because it has all of the local network channels here in Knoxville.
 
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DIRECTV has been solid. I just threaten to cancel and they lower my bill. Im paying $54 a month with everything I'd want (and the wife with her channels) plus NFL Sunday Ticket.
 
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YankeeVol said:
DIRECTV has been solid. I just threaten to cancel and they lower my bill. Im paying $54 a month with everything I'd want (and the wife with her channels) plus NFL Sunday Ticket.
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But if the wind blows too hard do you lose connection? My friend used to have Direct and it was ALWAYS going out.
 
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Notorious B.E.N said:
But if the wind blows too hard do you lose connection? My friend used to have Direct and it was ALWAYS going out.
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I've only lost connection once (during a tornado warning) since I've had it (January). But I can stream the majority of my channels online/phone as well
 
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Sling is $20 for ESPN+$5 for SEC network, U, Goaline, etc. You can use the Sling app or use your credentials to log into ESPN app. I cancel it every January and set it back up in August.
 
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Freak said:
TouTubeTv has been solid for me. Has all the ESPN channels included for $39.99. I like it because it has all of the local network channels here in Knoxville.
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I love YouTube TV.
 
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Boca Vol said:
I've been fairly pleased with DirecTv Now.
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I'm still happy with it. It's still slightly clunky and not perfect, but I figure that since I'm paying about $100 less than I was for cable, I can deal with a bug every now and then.
 
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GAVol said:
I'm still happy with it. It's still slightly clunky and not perfect, but I figure that since I'm paying about $100 less than I was for cable, I can deal with a bug every now and then.
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We got it a couple weeks ago. It works pretty well. I do get the occasional drop out on games though. Given the price difference it's nothing to bad though.
 
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JCHateSteve said:
We got it a couple weeks ago. It works pretty well. I do get the occasional drop out on games though. Given the price difference it's nothing to bad though.
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Yeah... Inevitably, the steam is going to hiccup for a few seconds. Doesn't happen often, but it makes me crazy when it happens during a live event.
 
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NEOCON said:
Ok, I am cutting the cord.

I literally watch nothing but cozi, laff, comet, metv, and antenna tv anymore other than ESPN. All of which I can get OTA. With Tubi and Pluto I am pretty much good to go except for sports.

Does anyone have the espn watch subscription? I just want it to be able to watch the Vols games and other college football games that are on normal ESPN or the SEC affiliate. Can I do that with espn watch?

Thanks.
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Those are the channels I have been watching too. Hazel, Perry Mason etc..
 
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I have had Hulu live since it came out and I am pleased. My only complaint would be locals. I don’t live in a particular “market” so I get stuck with locals from Memphis although I live 100 miles away from there.
 
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NEOCON said:
Ok, I am cutting the cord.

I literally watch nothing but cozi, laff, comet, metv, and antenna tv anymore other than ESPN. All of which I can get OTA. With Tubi and Pluto I am pretty much good to go except for sports.

Does anyone have the espn watch subscription? I just want it to be able to watch the Vols games and other college football games that are on normal ESPN or the SEC affiliate. Can I do that with espn watch?

Thanks.
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I use hulu, and never miss anything. Dont even know I dont have cable.
 
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Anyone in KNOXVILLE have Hulu? Curious if it gets all the local networks.
 
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Freak said:
TouTubeTv has been solid for me. Has all the ESPN channels included for $39.99. I like it because it has all of the local network channels here in Knoxville.
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this is what I do. plenty of sports channels options.
 
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GAVol said:
Yeah... Inevitably, the steam is going to hiccup for a few seconds. Doesn't happen often, but it makes me crazy when it happens during a live event.
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I'm running it through a Fire Stick 4K with Ethernet connection. I have Comcast 150 MB Internet and it still sometimes stalls. I don't get it. I would think connecting through Ethernet would be plenty to run it without stalling.
 
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