This post was written in partnership with Sling TV.
Southern college sports enthusiasts are some of the most die hard fans out there, and knowing how to stream the SEC Network on the move is essential. While the college football season may have concluded, the network continues to offer access to a wide range of other sports within the Southeastern Conference. The best part is that you can enjoy all this coverage without the need for a cable subscription, allowing you to catch your favorite teams in action even while you’re on the go. Stay connected to the thrilling world of college sports no matter where you are.
What is the SEC Network?
The SEC Network is a channel owned by ESPN that shows games in the Southeastern Conference featuring top schools like LSU, Alabama, Florida, and others. In addition, to live game action, the network’s programming includes “The Paul Finebaum Show” and “SEC Nation.”
The South has a history and a following in college football that some might label as unmatched anywhere else. Along with the aforementioned SEC teams, Georgia, Auburn, Tennessee, and Ole Miss rarely disappoint on the gridiron, and you can catch any or all of them on the SEC Network.
What streaming services offer the SEC Network?
Watch the SEC Network with Sling TV (Our Preferred Service)
| Plan | Cost per Month | Number of Channels | Free Trial? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sling Orange | $40 | 31+ | No |
| Sling Blue | $40 | 42+ | No |
| Sling Orange & Blue | $55 | 48+ | No |
Sling TV carries the SEC Network through its Sling Orange Plan with the Sports Extra add-on. Luckily, all Sling TV packages are half-off your first month right now so you can try the service at a lower price before making a monthly commitment.
Sling TV’s three plans are clearly divided: Orange for NCAA football, Blue for pro football, and Orange & Blue for everything. Orange offers only one device stream at a time, while Blue offers three device streams. You will need Sling Orange plus the Sports Extra add-on (another $11 per month) in order to watch the SEC Network.
In addition to the SEC Network, this setup gets you ESPN, ESPN2, Motortrend, and several other sports channels, while the Sports Extra plan gives you MLB Network, NBA TV, NHL Network, and more.
How to watch the SEC Network with Hulu + Live TV
| Plan | Cost per Month | Number of Channels | Free Trial? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hulu + Live TV | $76.99 | 90+ | No |
| Hulu (No Ads) + Live TV | $89.99 | 90+ | No |
Hulu + Live TV gives access to dozens of different channels, including a slew of sports programming. You can sign up for this service on Hulu’s website.
Hulu + Live TV includes a wealth of different sports channels, but unlike more niche programming, such as NFL RedZone, the SEC Network is part of the live TV package and doesn’t require the Sports Add-on. It also includes ESPNU, the CBS Sports Network, and NFL Network, among many others. You’ll be able to catch the Iron Bowl and other big rivalry games with a Hulu + Live TV subscription.
How to watch SEC Network with DIRECTV STREAM
| Plan | Cost per Month | Number of Channels | Free Trial? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entertainment | $79.99 | 75+ | Yes |
| Choice | $108.99 | 105+ | Yes |
| Ultimate | $119.99 | 140+ | Yes |
| Premier | $164.99 | 150+ | Yes |
DIRECTV STREAM offers four different packages with quite a few perks. The costs are on par with those of Hulu + Live TV and Fubo, but it distinguishes itself by offering “more live sports than any other streaming service.”
DIRECTV STREAM has a vast number of live sports channels. You can catch baseball through the MLB Network, watch the Celtics dominate on NBA TV, and much more. However, you’ll need at least the Choice package if you want to watch the SEC Network. It isn’t included as part of the Entertainment package, so it will cost you a little more each month to stream.
The good news is that DIRECTV STREAM offers a free trial and also offers a discount on the first three months of service. If you’re a sports fan, it’s hard to go wrong with DIRECTV STREAM — especially when you consider the unlimited DVR. Even if you can’t catch a game live, you can always record it and watch it later.
How to watch the SEC Network with Fubo
| Plan | Cost per Month | Number of Channels | Free Trial? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $79.99 | 169+ | Yes |
| Elite | $89.99 | 244+ | Yes |
| Ultimate | $99.99 | 288+ | Yes |
| Latino | $32.99 | 57+ | Yes |
Fubo is a commitment-free streaming service with most packages offering over a hundred channels catering to almost every type of sports fan.
Given that it started as a soccer streaming service, you can imagine the kind of lineup Fubo might have. Fubo has channels like the Big Ten Network, multiple Fox Sports options, and ESPN. You can also opt for the Sports Plus package for an extra $10.99 per month to get NFL RedZone, MLB Network, Fight Network, and more. The good news is the SEC Network comes included in the base plan, so you can get it for just $74.99 per month.
If you want to watch something outside of just sports, the base package also includes options like the Travel Channel, AMC, HGTV, and more. While Fubo is more expensive than Sling TV (and Hulu + Live TV if you choose to add anything else on), it does offer many more channels that give it greater value.
How to watch SEC Network with Vidgo
| Plan | Cost per Month | Number of Channels | Free Trial? |
|---|---|---|---|
| English Plus | $69.99 | 110+ | No |
| English Premium | $84.99 | 150+ | No |
| English & Spanish Ultimate | $99.99 | 150+ | No |
| Vidgo Mas (Spanish) | $39.99 | 45+ | No |
Vidgo is an easily started, easy-to-use streaming service for everything from watching Disney to catching your favorite team on the go. There are only three plans (two in English, one in Spanish), and they start at $69.99 per month.
Vidgo comes with a ton of different sports channels, even at the lowest price point. Note that the Spanish plan doesn’t really provide much in the way of sports, but the Vidgo Plus plan comes out swinging with the NFL Network, SEC Network, ESPN, and much more. The Vidgo Premium package includes even more channels, such as NFL RedZone, and you also get up to 20 hours of free DVR as part of the overall plan. Finally Vidgo Ultimate rounds it all together combining the Mas and Premium packages at $99.95.
How to watch the SEC Network on supported streaming devices
As long as a streaming device supports Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, or Fubo, you can stream the SEC Network through one of those platforms. It’s the perfect way to catch your favorite teams on the big screen. Supported devices include the following:
- Amazon Fire TV
- Roku
- Chromecast
- Apple TV
- Samsung Smart TV
- Android TV
- Android and iOS mobile devices
How to watch the SEC Network on the app
The SEC Network doesn’t have its own app, but some content is available through ESPN Plus. If you want to watch the SEC Network through your mobile device, you’ll need to boot up one of the platforms that carry it and watch through that app.
FAQs
Is the SEC Network available on Amazon Prime?
The SEC Network is not available on Amazon Prime.
What’s the cheapest way to get the SEC Network?
The most affordable option for watching the SEC Network without cable is the Sling Orange package with the Sports Extra add-on.
Can you watch the SEC Network on the ESPN app?
You can watch some select SEC Network content through the ESPN Plus app.
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