The 2024 NCAA college football season has officially commenced, with the Florida State Seminoles facing off against the Georgia Tech Yellowjackets today. This inaugural game of the season will take place at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland, as part of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic.
For those looking to watch the Florida State vs. Georgia Tech matchup, the game is scheduled for Saturday, August 24, 2024, at noon ET (9:00 a.m. PT). It will be broadcast live on ESPN, and fans can stream it through Sling TV and other platforms detailed below. Additionally, ESPN’s “College GameDay” will kick off at 9:00 a.m. ET (6:00 a.m. PT).
If you don’t have a cable subscription that includes ESPN, streaming options are available. A cost-effective way to enjoy college football this season is through Sling TV. The Orange + Blue plan is currently priced at $60 per month, but new users can take advantage of a promotion that reduces the first month’s fee to $35. For more comprehensive coverage, the Orange + Blue with Sports Extra plan is available at $50 for the first month, followed by $75 per month thereafter. This plan features channels ideal for both NFL and college football fans.
For fans who prefer a more robust sports streaming experience, FuboTV offers a compelling alternative. With access to nearly every college football and NFL game, FuboTV includes networks like CBS, NBC, and ESPN. New users can start with a seven-day free trial. The Pro tier offers over 180 channels and a substantial cloud DVR recording capacity.
Alternatively, Hulu + Live TV also streams college football, providing access to 90 channels, including ESPN, Fox, and FS1. This service includes unlimited DVR storage and costs $77 monthly after a three-day free trial.
ESPN+ will also stream select college football games this season, focusing on exclusive live sports and original programming. The service is priced at $11 per month or $110 annually for a 15% discount.
As excitement builds for the game, fans can visit Amazon’s college football fan shop for officially licensed merchandise ranging from jerseys to team flags, along with deals on TVs ideal for viewing the season’s matchups.
Finally, fans are reminded that the College Football Playoff National Championship is set for Monday, January 20, 2025, at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.