To catch the thrilling CFP National Championship game between No. 10-ranked Miami Hurricanes and No. 1-ranked Indiana Hoosiers live, you have several options to stream it online without cable.
The matchup is scheduled for Monday, January 19 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, with kickoff at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT on ESPN. As the underdog, the Miami Hurricanes are looking to pull off an upset against the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers.
While cable TV is required for traditional viewing, you can access the game through various streaming services. DirecTV offers a way to watch the CFP National Championship game as part of its package starting at $69.99/month. However, this may not be the best option for those looking for more affordable live sports streaming.
Hulu + Live TV is another great option with plans starting at $89.99/month. The service includes over 95 channels, including ESPN and access to hit originals on Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited.
Sling TV offers a Sling Orange package for just $45.99/month, making it an affordable choice for live streaming the CFP National Championship game. This option also includes ESPN as part of its channel lineup.
Fubo is another top option with over 100 live TV channels available without cable. The service features ESPN and offers a 7-day free trial to try before committing.
When it comes to entertainment during halftime, expect soulful performances from Jamal Roberts singing the US National Anthem and the Florida Memorial University Ambassador Chorale performing "America the Beautiful."
To secure your ticket to the game, you can use promo codes VARIETY150, VARIETY300 at TicketNetwork.com, VAR30 at VividSeats.com, or VARIETY10 at SeatGeek.com.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT on ESPN via DirecTV, so don't miss this thrilling matchup between two college powerhouses.
The matchup is scheduled for Monday, January 19 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, with kickoff at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT on ESPN. As the underdog, the Miami Hurricanes are looking to pull off an upset against the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers.
While cable TV is required for traditional viewing, you can access the game through various streaming services. DirecTV offers a way to watch the CFP National Championship game as part of its package starting at $69.99/month. However, this may not be the best option for those looking for more affordable live sports streaming.
Hulu + Live TV is another great option with plans starting at $89.99/month. The service includes over 95 channels, including ESPN and access to hit originals on Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited.
Sling TV offers a Sling Orange package for just $45.99/month, making it an affordable choice for live streaming the CFP National Championship game. This option also includes ESPN as part of its channel lineup.
Fubo is another top option with over 100 live TV channels available without cable. The service features ESPN and offers a 7-day free trial to try before committing.
When it comes to entertainment during halftime, expect soulful performances from Jamal Roberts singing the US National Anthem and the Florida Memorial University Ambassador Chorale performing "America the Beautiful."
To secure your ticket to the game, you can use promo codes VARIETY150, VARIETY300 at TicketNetwork.com, VAR30 at VividSeats.com, or VARIETY10 at SeatGeek.com.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT on ESPN via DirecTV, so don't miss this thrilling matchup between two college powerhouses.
And what's up with the phrase "underdog, the Miami Hurricanes are looking to pull off an upset against the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers"? Can't it be just "The Miami Hurricanes, underdogs, are looking to pull off an upset"? 
. And can we talk about how many options there are for streaming this game? DirecTV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, Fubo... they all have their pros and cons. But hey, at least it's not just one thing, you know? 
! But can we talk about the streaming options for a sec? 
and it still includes ESPN 
. And don't even get me started on Fubo - over 100 live TV channels without cable? 
That's what I call a game-changer! 
DirecTV is looking a bit pricey for my liking though... $69.99/month is like, too much 
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and fubo is a close second with all those live channels available 
meanwhile, direc tv is like "no thanks" at $69.99/month 
anyhoo, grab those promo codes for ticket network and vivid seats, i'm hyped to see jamaal roberts sing the national anthem 
! I've been following both teams all season, and it's gonna be an epic battle 
. Can you believe the underdog Miami Hurricanes are looking to pull off that huge upset? 
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. I mean who doesn't love an upset story, right? 
And now we got some sick options to stream the game online without cable too 
. I'm thinking of using Sling TV, it's super affordable at $45.99/month and includes ESPN, that would be a sick choice for this game. And who knows, maybe Jamal Roberts will bring some soul to the halftime show 
. I've already checked out the ticket prices on SeatGeek.com and VARIETY10 is my promo code 
. Can't wait to catch the game live!
I'm loving the energy around the CFP National Championship game! As an underdog Miami Hurricanes fan, I gotta root for them to pull off that upset against the undefeated Hoosiers 
... I mean, have you ever tried making them from scratch? It's a game changer! My aunt used to make them for me all the time when I was little and they're still one of my fave treats. I wonder if any of the ESPN commentators are fans of baking or do they just focus on football all day? 
. Give me my free over-the-air channels any day 
They're like the "Champ" of the underdog world right now, haha! Anyway, have you guys seen those streaming options for the CFP National Championship game? Sling TV's the clear winner in my book, $45.99/month is a steal for ESPN and all that goodness. And can we talk about halftime entertainment? Jamal Roberts singing the US National Anthem? 
And don't even get me started on the prices for these streaming services. $69.99, $89.99, $45.99... it all adds up to one thing: control. They're trying to control our viewing habits and sell us more stuff. Wake up, sheeple! 
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