Streaming services

[Tacoma Ute]

Does anyone know of a streaming service that has all 4 major networks, ESPN and PAC 12 Network?

[ALUF]

Sling? I’m not sure on this one myself. My father in law uses sling and is able to catch all of them

[D T]

fuboTV does & that’s what I subscribe to.

AND they offer a 1-wk free trial.

[Ute_tastic]

With the Sling Bule + Orange and the sports package you can get the ESPN’s, FS1 and FS2, and the PAC12 network. they do not carry the big 4 over the air networks but you can use an OTA antena fo rthose channels. lastly there has bee a time ot two when the games was on the CBS Sports Network which is not on Sling.

There is also FuboTV which is a bit ore expensive but has more channels.

YouTubeTV does not carry the PAC12 network nationally.

[MTUTE]

This is precisely what I do–Sling TV with an OTA antena. Works great and is much cheaper than traditional satelite TV. I can also get everything on the road and I am able to record the games as well.

[Chidojuan]

Yup, FUBO is the way to go.  You can save maybe $10 by doing Sling and another package, but the convenience was worth it.

[Central Coast Ute]

Second everyone saying Fubo. I’ve used both sling and Fubo and Fubo is better and not much more expensive per month.

[belli1976]

FUBO is the better option, especially if recording.

[Kyler Marvin]

Is there a certain tier of fubo that is needed or does the base plan have everything?

[Chidojuan]

Base plan seems to have everything.  They tack on a regional sports fee, but I believe that covered all of it.

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