Well I finally cut the cable to the DirecTV ball and chain. I wanted to get a heads up on what services are out there for me to watch Alabama games on streaming services. Any input is much appreciated. Thank you!
I use Sling for ESPN and Paramount+ for CBS. Works out fairly well.
I use Hulu. It is fine.
The only sports stations missing on Hulu are NFL Network and Fox Sports regional channels.Do you get all networks on Hulu (ESPN, CBS and SEC Network). Wondering if there is one streaming service that could provide all games. Thanks.
I’ve been considering switching to YouTube TV.YouTube TV is awesome (expensive though). You can record games and when you watch them later, you can choose to watch just the highlights. The delay seems to be less than 30 seconds. The ESPN app is garbage though and can sometimes be like 2 minutes behind the live broadcast, plus it buffers constantly (no matter how good your connection is).
Hulu does this as well. As a matter of fact Hulu will ask you about your favorite sports teams in the preferences and it will record any game for those teams. I watched a Braves game last year and was 10 minutes into the game before I realized I was a half inning behind the game thread.I use YouTube TV as well. I've been with them for a while, ever since it started at $40.
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The feature I love best about YTTV is the unlimited DVR. You can search for your sports teams, like Alabama Football and Alabama Basketball, and it will record all the games, regardless of what channel they air on. You do not have to seek out each channel and setup different recording schedules. It does a pretty good job of extending recordings if a game runs long as well. It's not perfect but, it better then other services I have tried.
This goes for any show, not just sports teams. Say you are a huge fan of CSI New Orleans. It will record it whenever it airs on any channel on the service, not just the main CBS network. There is no way to set it to new shows only but, since you have unlimited DVR storage, who cares anyway. The only draw back to the DVR is that it only saves recordings for 9 months but, if it re-airs on any channel (and most things do), the clock starts over.