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Mr. Dynasty1 said:
SlingTV has been good to me. Haven't had an issue with being behind or any of that
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Same here. Idk what everyone is talking about. Directv now used to lag all the time for me. WatchESPN too. That thing worked good when it first came out, but has progressively gotten worse each football season. Almost like if they haven't been able to keep up with the rising demand of consumers streaming on it.
 
So my brother had a YouTube tv account could I access that through my PlayStation and use his YouTube account and find the ACC network?
 
90scane said:
I just cancelled Sling for Hulu to watch some of the GT/Clemson game.

Hulu at $45 has local, ACCN, B1GN, SEC, SEC+, CBSSN, Fox Sports, ESPN 1,2,3U...

While it is $10 more, it does have every freaking channel that carries a college football game.
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Is Hulu a monthly deal where you can cancel after football season?
 
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CaneSwag1995 said:
Yes, he just has to share it to you.
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Appreciate it. Are you able to access other espn channels like espnnews on there? I don’t get that channel on my comcast package cuz nothing is ever on there but I saw FSU Boise state is on that channel tomorrow so I’d like to get fsu get bent
 
BigBoi said:
I know but I have every other channel that'll come with that package already. I'll just miss those 2 games. It sucks but it is what it is. I'll follow the play by play another way.
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Like someone said It may end up being more than 2 games. Doubt the scheduling has been completely announced thus far
 
borncane said:
Sling just added ACCN and right now it’s part of its orange package which is $25/month.

Might move to its sports pack which is only 10 more bucks. So $35 a month not sure any are cheaper than that.

They just reached a deal a few hours ago.
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Unfortunately, Sling is garbage, so while it is the cheapest, it is still the worst deal.
 
borncane said:
Sling just added ACCN and right now it’s part of its orange package which is $25/month.

Might move to its sports pack which is only 10 more bucks. So $35 a month not sure any are cheaper than that.

They just reached a deal a few hours ago.
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FYI:

We tried sling over the summer and had issues with it buffering no matter live or on demand.

We switched to Hulu with the live channels and they added the acc network a few weeks ago. Watching the replay of GT vs Clemson as I type. No buffering issues at all.

So far happy with the Hulu setup.
 
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Mklein13 said:
Appreciate it. Are you able to access other espn channels like espnnews on there? I don’t get that channel on my comcast package cuz nothing is ever on there but I saw FSU Boise state is on that channel tomorrow so I’d like to get fsu get bent
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Ya, YouTubeTV has ESPNnews. I’ll attach a photo of all their channels for you. It’s an old photo, though, so you won’t see ACC Network on it.
 

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Mr. Dynasty1 said:
Its not just one channel
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He's referring to the fact he only needs the one channel.

North Carolina and Bethune-Cookman are currently the only Miami games on the ACC Network this season. Not gonna break a sweat or go through hoops for two games. Will sign up for a trial of YouTube TV—which is two weeks—and watch North Carolina and Bethune-Cookman back-to-back weeks before cancelling. Problem solved.

Will see what these idiot cable companies cook up with the ACC Network by 2020, where I have to believe more of the bigs will get on board with them.

No desire to cut the cord. I have more fun playing the bigs off of each other. Left AT&T two years ago when promo pricing went up and locked into a good two-year deal with COX. COX won't renegotiate their rate, so going back to AT&T as they have massive promos right now and are giving out $450 in VISA gift cards for every new sign-up.

Same way I still got the newspaper until about a decade ago, going to hang in there with cable and work the system to my advantage until there is a better all-encompassing option that I like better for the sake of my creature comforts.
 
Based on price and picture quality, Hulu is the best option right now. Sling Tv is cheap but picture quality is not good.
 
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