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If you’re one of the countless college basketball fans across the nation planning on being glued to the TV this March, you’ll undoubtedly be tuning in to SEC Tournament games as well. If you’re also a cord-cutter, you’ll need to know exactly how and where you can watch your favorite March Madness basketball games in the SEC conference and others via streaming services. Read on to determine what channels are airing the SEC Touranment games and which streaming services carry these channels.
Here are a few of our favorite ways to stream SEC Tournament:
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Whether you’re tuning in to root on your favorite SEC teams or just catching a glimpse of Scotty Pippen Jr.’s moves clearly inspired by his father’s legacy, major sports cable channels like ESPN will be airing every one of the 13 SEC games, including the championship on Sunday, March 13th. Look at the following table to find out when and where you can tune in to cheer for your favorite SEC teams.
* Projected time of start.
Maybe you’re in it to see top-ranked Auburn or Tennessee dominate, or maybe you’re cheering on underdogs like Vanderbilt or Mississippi State. Whatever your reasons, if you’re doing all your SEC game viewing without cable, you’ll need to know which streaming services carry the channels you want and need. Let’s find out now. Here’s a list of streaming services with ESPN and SEC Network, the two channels broadcasting SEC Tournament games.
ESPN: DIRECTV STREAM, fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV SEC Network: DIRECTV STREAM, fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV
Stream the SEC Tournament with DIRECTV STREAM
DIRECTV STREAM is a complete live streaming TV service that offers much flexibility in channel selection thanks to its four tiers of service plus add-on options. Choose the tier you want based on the preferred channels and the price point with which you’re most comfortable. DIRECTV STREAM’s channel packages include both ESPN and SEC Network.
Stream the SEC Tournament with Hulu
Hulu + Live TV is a well-established easy to use streaming service that features popular live TV options in addition to their vast selection of on-demand content. On Hulu + Live TV, you can watch SEC games via ESPN and the SEC Network in addition to various other programming. Check out our Hulu + Live TV review to find out what else Hulu offers.
Stream the SEC Tournament with fuboTV
The fuboTV service is one of the most robust streaming platforms not only for college sports channel lineups but sports programming in general. With this service, you can access both international and national games and matches in the most popular and some more obscure sports. On fuboTV, you’ll find both ESPN and SEC Network.
Stream the SEC Tournament with Sling TV
Sling TV is a competitively priced streaming service that offers the most popular channels and programming including sports programming. Take a look at the Sling TV channel list, and you’ll see Sling TV carries ESPN so you can watch the SEC Championship game.
More expensive than Sling TV and more comparable to services like DIRECTV STREAM, YouTubeTV offers a robust selection of channels to include entertainment, reality, news, and sports programming. You’ll find on YouTube TV ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU.
Feel free to stream SEC games on your favorite streaming platforms via your streaming service of choice. Nearly all streaming services that carry channels broadcasting the SEC Tournament are compatible with popular streaming platforms like Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast.
You can also take the SEC Tournament games with you on the go via your smartphone, tablet, or other compatible devices.
Remember to keep in mind what other services carry basketball conference games you might be interested in following, such as the Pac-12, ACC, or Big Ten. To catch the Women’s NCAA tournaments streaming on ESPN, you’ll be happy to see nearly all streaming services carry this sports network.
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