To get access to SEC Network Plus (SEC Network+), you need to have a subscription to a TV provider (such as cable, satellite, or streaming services) that includes the SEC Network. SEC Network+ is a complementary digital streaming service available through the ESPN app, but it is not a standalone subscription. It streams additional exclusive SEC events and is accessible by logging in with your TV provider credentials on the ESPN app on devices like smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, or streaming devices. Here are the key steps to get and watch SEC Network+:
- Have a subscription with a pay TV provider that offers SEC Network (examples include AT&T TV, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV with Sports Plus add-on, fuboTV, Sling TV, and others).
- Download and open the ESPN app on your preferred device.
- Sign in to the ESPN app using your TV provider credentials.
- Navigate to the SEC Network section within the ESPN app and select SEC Network+ content to watch additional SEC games and events.
If you don’t have SEC Network through your TV provider, you cannot subscribe to SEC Network+ directly or through ESPN+. ESPN+ is a separate subscription service that offers different content but does not include SEC Network+ games unless you have the TV provider subscription. In summary, to get SEC Network+, you must have a TV provider subscription that includes SEC Network and then access it via the ESPN app using those credentials. Some streaming services offer SEC Network as part of their packages with access to SEC Network+ through the ESPN app.
