SEC Football Livestream: How to Watch SEC Games Live Without Cable
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Quick Answer: We recommend using Sling’s Orange + Blue plan and Sports Extra add-on to watch SEC football online this season.
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Sling Subscriptions
The 2023 college football season has kicked off, and, as with the last couple of years, the SEC is set to dominate. The Southeastern Conference has produced the last four national champions, and 12 of its 14 teams made it to bowl games last season.
But no matter what SEC team (or teams) you want to keep up with, you’ll need a way to watch every SEC football game live. If you’ve cut the cord since last season, we recommend going with Sling, a live TV streaming service that’s more affordable than its competitors but just as good for livestreaming SEC football games. Read on for a full explainer of how to use Sling to watch SEC football, plus details on the 2023 SEC football season.
How to Watch SEC Football Online Without Cable
This year, SEC broadcasts are split between ESPN, SEC Network, ABC, and CBS. Some games will also air on SEC+, a digital platform (not a TV channel) accessible using most cable, satellite, or live TV streaming service login credentials.
If you don’t have cable, trying to figure out a way to stream all of these channels can be very tricky. Luckily, there’s a streaming service that gets you live access to almost every SEC game livestream this season: Sling.
Sling Subscriptions
Sling’s Orange + Blue plan gets you access to ESPN and ABC livestreams, and you can grab Sling’s Sports Extra add-on to get livestreams of SEC Network and access to SEC+. With this setup, you’ll be able to stream just about every SEC football game during the 2023 season.
In terms of pricing, the Sling Orange + Blue plan and Sports Extra add-on are relatively inexpensive, compared to some other live TV streaming services with similar coverage. Normally, the Orange + Blue plan costs $60 a month and the Sports Extra add-on costs $15, but Sling is running a special “Season Pass” deal right now that gets five months of Sling Orange + Blue and Sports Extra for just $274 — $100 less than that combo would normally cost. Grab that deal here.
Sling Season Pass Deal
2023 SEC Football Schedule
The 2023 SEC football season kicked off on Aug. 26. Here’s the full schedule for Week 4 SEC games this year:
Saturday, Sept. 23
Auburn vs. Texas — 12:00 p.m. on ESPN
Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt — 12:00 p.m. on SEC
Ole Miss vs. Alabama — 3:30 p.m. on CBS
UTSA vs. Tennessee — 4:00 p.m. on SEC
Arkansas vs. LSU — 7:00 on ESPN
Charlotte vs. Florida — SEC+
UAB vs. Georgia — 7:30 ESPN2
Memphis vs. Missouri — ESPNU
Mississippi st vs. South Carolina — SEC
2023 SEC Football Teams, Standings
Headed into the 2023 season, Georgia is once again a clear top prospect. In the first game, Georgia destroyed TN-Martin 48-7. The Bulldogs have racked up two straight national titles, and they could very well make it a three-peat this year. Other top SEC teams are familiar from last year: The SEC West’s Alabama and LSU are both looking strong once again, and the East’s Tennessee and Kentucky are also poised to have good seasons.
Be sure to sign up for Sling to catch SEC games live online.
Sling Subscriptions
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