Co-owned by ESPN, the SEC Network covers all 21 college sports (and 1,400 events!) hosted by the Southeastern Conference every year. Most of that 24/7 coverage goes to live football and baseball matches, but the network also airs other sports, including basketball, softball, and volleyball, as well as original programs like SEC Nation, The Paul Finebaum Show, and Rally Cap. Since the channel is available nationwide, it's only fitting that it's widely available even to those who've decided to cut the cord. Below, we list all the live TV streaming services that carry the SEC Network so you don't miss a single game from the conference.
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It's game day and you want to watch your football team live, with top-notch commentary and virtually zero commercials—naturally, you turn to NFL Redzone. The good news is you no longer need cable to watch live sports. Many live TV streaming services carry the NFL's dedicated regular season channel, albeit for an extra fee in most cases. Meanwhile, other platforms, including the league's very own NFL+, offer the channel on their base plans. Below, we list the best streaming services that let you watch "every touchdown from every game" as the league puts it.
If TNT is known for sports and TBS for comedy, think of the third Turner channel, TNT, as an all-in-one channel that features the best of all worlds. It occasionally airs live sports, recently including March Madness and the NBA Playoffs, comedies like American Dad!, and movies produced under the Warner Bros. umbrella. Additionally, TruTV also has its own set of originals, most notably The Impractical Jokers. Now, if you're a cord-cutter, you'll be happy to know that there are many other platforms you can watch TruTV besides cable TV. Below, you can read all about the best live TV best streaming services that carry the channel.
Whether you're preparing for a trip or want a taste of adventure, the Outdoor Channel is probably the closest you'll get to being out in the wild. Though at first glance it may seem like a channel solely dedicated to hunting and artillery, it also has different programs about survival skills, environment conservation, and even hobbies like fishing and birdwatching. Some favorites you've probably already heard of are Running Wild with Bear Grylls, So You Think You Could Survive, Gun Stories hosted by Joe Mantegna, and of course, Duck Dynasty. Now, while the Outdoor Channel is available on select cable packages, you can actually watch it cordless when you sign up for any of the live TV streaming services listed in this article. You can read more about the best platforms that carry the Outdoor Channel (and more) below.
DirecTV has tried to model its Stream offering as closely to its cable service. That said, there are some minor differences that are worth noting.
Advantages of cable over Stream: price lock + a box
There are two reasons why you would get DirecTV cable over Stream. The first is price lock. With the cable two-year contract, your price stays the same, whereas DirecTV Stream's price is almost certaintly going to increase. Consider this: DirecTV's introduction price back when it was called AT&T TV was $35. Now it's $80.
The second reason to get DirecTV Cable over Stream is that you get the Gemini box included (ex Osprey). DirecTV Stream is a BYOD service (Bring Your Own Device). You can use Roku, Fire TV, or you can buy the Gemini or Osprey boxes second-hand quite easily online.
The advantage of Stream over Cable: freedom to cancel, a trial, and $5/month of savings
The main difference is the contract. DirecTV Cable over satellite or internet comes with a 24-month contract during which cancelling will cost you an "early termination fee" of up to $20 for each month that is left in your contract. With DirecTV stream, you can cancel at any time. As a matter of fact, you can even cancel within DirecTV Stream's 5-day trial period and not even get charged once.
The other notable difference is that with cable: DirecTV makes you pay for a $15/month ARS fee (Advanced Receiver fee for the box). This makes DirecTV cable $5/month more expensive than DirecTV Stream ($84.99 vs $79.99). That $5 might not seem like a lot, but put it this way: it's the monthly cost of Peacock, which gives you access to shows like The Office and live streams of many NBC sports events.