Hulu to Carry CBS Sports Network

[bullzfanatic]

Another option is YouTube.

 

I added YouTube TV which already has CBS SN. They also give you a free 30 day trial which I will promptly cancel as mostly all of our remaining games are already scheduled to be on ESPN so I'll just tream WatchESPN. Only games that I need to worry about are ECU and Tulane since I'll be at the home games and the UCF game. 

[BullyPulpit]

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Edited August 23, 2017 by BullyPulpit

[Paisa el Toro]

If you have a Roku, like me, you can get in on the Hulu beta app that has Hulu TV capability. Check out the following link, and it'll step you through the process:

https://help.hulu.com/en-us/setup-guide-hulu-beta-preview-app

 

[NessUSF]

1 hour ago, bullzfanatic said:

Another option is YouTube.

 

I added YouTube TV which already has CBS SN. They also give you a free 30 day trial which I will promptly cancel as mostly all of our remaining games are already scheduled to be on ESPN so I'll just tream WatchESPN. Only games that I need to worry about are ECU and Tulane since I'll be at the home games and the UCF game. 

Yes, 

I live in LA and this is what I'm using to watch every game... and rewatch it later =)

[Fold FB Invest in BB]

1 hour ago, Who'sYourData? said:

You can get TV and phone for $40/month on top of internet from your cable company?

I haven't cut the cord yet mainly because I can't get the right mix of channels to feed the entire family from one provider.  But when DirectTVNow adds DVR, that might be the ticket for me.  But from a cost perspective I can't get anywhere near $40 from my cable company.

99$ plus tax for all 3, no contract, but probably doesn't include CBSSSN.

[Fold FB Invest in BB]

1 hour ago, bullzfanatic said:

Another option is YouTube.

 

I added YouTube TV which already has CBS SN. They also give you a free 30 day trial which I will promptly cancel as mostly all of our remaining games are already scheduled to be on ESPN so I'll just tream WatchESPN. Only games that I need to worry about are ECU and Tulane since I'll be at the home games and the UCF game. 

Maybe I'll go that route. I don't want to mess with switching Hulu off of iTunes. I get ESPN for free since Mrs. Just. works for the mouse..

[GaUSFBull]

1 hour ago, Paisa el Toro said:

If you have a Roku, like me, you can get in on the Hulu beta app that has Hulu TV capability. Check out the following link, and it'll step you through the process:

https://help.hulu.com/en-us/setup-guide-hulu-beta-preview-app

 

Thank you!  I have a Roku TV and although I'm not a cord cutter, I may need this as CBS Sports isn't in my channel offering.  

[___ Eats It]

For WatchESPN, don't you need a "Cable Provider" to log in with to get the games?

[NinjaPenguin777]

1 hour ago, ___ Eats It said:

For WatchESPN, don't you need a "Cable Provider" to log in with to get the games?

Yes

[K-Rock Da Bull]

I have FuboTV, mostly for soccer but they just added CBSSN, and it's $35 a month