Best CFB Streaming Service for 2025

[Frank Lee]

Which provides the best PSU coverage, overall CFB coverage, and offers the best value from what you've experienced?
Hulu? YoutubeTV? Direct Stream? Other?
Thanks and Regards

 

[Frank Lee]

Fubo it is.

 

[Lazy Dave]

I still use local cable company to view essentially everything during CFB season.

One note, you will need Peacock for our yearly exclusive game there I figure, but I could be wrong.

 

[Frank Lee]

I still use local cable company to view essentially everything during CFB season.

One note, you will need Peacock for our yearly exclusive game there I figure, but I could be wrong.

Yea, that darn Peacock thing. They don't do pregame as I recall. Well, there's a sports bar down the road. The "official" PSU football bar in this part of town has an ND owner and an OSU bar manager and neither are very accommodating.

 

[Indynittany]

YoutubeTV is the best IMO. Happy to be proved wrong.

 

[Sheriff Coffee]

YoutubeTV is the best IMO. Happy to be proved wrong.

I am told Youtube is better for sports but I use Hulu to get their programming (The Bear, for example). I hear Fubo is good too.

I am building a new home and I'll but a couple of new TVs for it. I was reading the LG has a new operating system. The home screen comes up with all of your apps and you surf the apps. So you can download ABC, CBS, NBC, and dozens of other apps directly. You can even hop from one to the other using a back button. And the processor and memory is optimized to help load and display apps fast (dependent upon your wifi speed of course).

The advantage here is that you can get all of the free TV for local programming like sports. And you can easily mix and match packages so you don't overpay to one single provider like Comcast, Hulu or YouTube. Basically, you create your own packaging. My sons also game this buy buying Netflix for two months, catching up on their programming, then dumping them and getting two months of HBO...then Apple TV...then HULU...then Prime. Smart.

 

[LMTLion]

I have used fubo, Hulu live, and sling (with the sports package.) Each is a good option for sports, but fubo is specifically for sports. Also, it lets you add a home zip code into the settings to determine what local stations you get. If you live in another part of the country and want to watch PSU football consistently, you can enter a Pennsylvania zip into your settings. In terms of TVs, I like both the Samsung and the Roku user interfaces.

 

[IANit]

I'll have to try fubo again with the different zip. Got to have Peacock for some games.

 

[Pennstate_one]

Lol dofu stream