The best way to watch college football in 2025 is through live TV streaming services that cover the major channels and conference networks broadcasting NCAA football games. Top streaming options include DirecTV Stream, FuboTV, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, and ESPN+. Each service offers access to channels such as ESPN, ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, TNT, FS1, and conference-specific networks. Key streaming options:
- DirecTV Stream ($69.99/month with a 5-day free trial) offers every channel broadcasting NCAA games, including ESPN+ at no extra cost.
- FuboTV ($84.99/month with a $30 discount first month) covers nearly all games except TNT.
- Sling TV ($45.99/month) provides most channels with flexible passes for short-term viewing.
- Hulu + Live TV ($81.99/month with a 3-day free trial) includes ESPN+, Disney+, and 95+ channels.
- ESPN+ ($30/month separately) streams many games and can be paired with an OTA antenna for local channels.
Additionally, over-the-air (OTA) antennas can be used to access free local broadcasts from ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX in-market games. Games are broadcast across multiple platforms depending on the schedule, so checking specific team schedules and channel listings helps to know where to watch particular matchups. In summary, college football can be watched via a combination of streaming services and OTA antennas based on channel availability and desired games, with streaming services offering flexible options for cable-free viewing this season.
