The college football regular season might have come to a close, but the postseason is only just getting started. We've put together everything you need to know about how to watch the College Football Playoffs, including live streaming options for cord-cutters.
Following stellar regular seasons, Ohio State, Texas Tech, Indiana, and Georgia have all earned their spots in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals, which will take place on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. However, their opponents have yet to be determined. Alabama and Oklahoma kicked off the first round of the College Football Playoff last night as they duked it out for a shot at the Rose Bowl, while Miami (Fla.), Texas A&M, Tulane, Ole Miss, James Madison, and Oregon are fighting for the final three spots.
While ESPN will be the one-stop shop for the later rounds, the first round of the College Football Playoff is spread across a couple of networks. Keep reading to learn some of the best ways to live stream the games.
What channel is the College Football Playoff on?
The first round of the College Football Playoff is spread across ABC/ESPN and TNT. The Alabama vs. Oklahoma game aired on ABC and ESPN, and the Miami vs. Texas A&M game will also air on those networks. TNT will air the Tulane vs. Ole Miss and James Madison vs. Oregon games. All quarterfinal and semifinal games (and the national championship) will air on ESPN.
How to watch the College Football Playoff in the US
If you're a cord-cutter looking to watch every game of the College Football Playoff in one place, then you'll need a live TV streaming service. DirecTV and Sling TV are two of the best live TV streaming services we've…