How to Watch College Football Online Without Cable in 2025

• Stream: DirecTV, Fubo, Sling, Hulu + Live TV
• TV Channels: ESPN channels, conference networks, TNT, ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC
• Season Dates: Now through Dec. 13, 2025

There are lots of options to watch college football online this weekend and throughout the season, which is fantastic news. Continue reading if you haven’t had television since the NCAA football season last year. The top ways to watch college football games online without cable are listed here, along with free trial choices.

How to Watch Football Games at College Online

Numerous channels, including conference networks, local channels (ABC, NBC, FOX, and CBS), and national networks like ESPN, TNT, and FS1 are used to broadcast college football.

If you don’t have cable, a full-featured live TV streaming service like DirecTV, Fubo, Sling, or Hulu + Live TV, as well as ESPN+, is your best option for viewing college football online. A summary of these choices is provided here, along with details on their prices, free trial offers, and channel lineups.

DirecTV

DirecTV is the top streaming service in 2025 for college football. With its MySports bundle, the service provides some of the finest value for your money and broadcasts every channel that broadcasts NCAA football. More than 20 sports channels, including conference networks, local channels, ESPN, TNT, and FS1, are included with this subscription. You also receive free access to ESPN+. It everything comes with a five-day free trial and costs $69.99 a month.

Fubo

Fubo is another excellent cable alternative for college football livestreams. Up to 400+ channels are available, with TNT being the only one that doesn’t play NCAA games this year. With Fubo’s current promotion, you can watch some of this weekend’s football games for free for five days. Packages start at $84.99 a month.

Sling

This season, Sling is a good choice for college football lovers as well, as it offers the majority of channels that broadcast games. For season-long coverage, you can enroll in its premium Orange + Blue plan (which starts at $60.99 per month) with the Sports Extra add-on (an extra $11 per month). However, using Sling’s new Flexible Passes for a day, weekend, or week of games is one of the best ways to use the service. A Day Pass for these passes starts at just $4.99.

Hulu + Live TV

This season, Hulu + Live TV will also provide you access to nearly all of the channels you need to watch college football, including conference networks, ESPN, TNT, FS1, and local channels. Plans start at $81.99 per month, but for an additional dollar ($82.99 per month), you can get Disney+, on-demand Hulu, and—most importantly for NCAAF streams—ESPN+ as part of your subscription.