Is there a way to look at ut without paying (unies it is cheap)? And fo not answer: go to a bar. I want to see it in family at home.
Super bowl without cable
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Found this.
If you don't have a*cable*subscription, there are still plenty of ways to*streamthe event online. You could evenstream the Super Bowl*for free, straight through the Fox Sports app and Fox Sports website. All you have to do is create a profile, and Fox will let you*watch*the game for free through the app or online.1*
If you don't have a*cable*subscription, there are still plenty of ways to*streamthe event online. You could evenstream the Super Bowl*for free, straight through the Fox Sports app and Fox Sports website. All you have to do is create a profile, and Fox will let you*watch*the game for free through the app or online.1*
Douce,
YouTube TV has a 14 day free trial, you can subscribe for 14 days and cancel before they bill to your card. It’s a streaming service for which I pay $50 a month. It carries all the major networks. It’s actually like having a cable package but the delivery is via streaming on internet. You can watch game on smart TV, computer or phone if you wish. You will need internet service and I assume you have it. Minimum 45 mbps speed is best for this.
Enjoy the game man!!!
YouTube TV has a 14 day free trial, you can subscribe for 14 days and cancel before they bill to your card. It’s a streaming service for which I pay $50 a month. It carries all the major networks. It’s actually like having a cable package but the delivery is via streaming on internet. You can watch game on smart TV, computer or phone if you wish. You will need internet service and I assume you have it. Minimum 45 mbps speed is best for this.
Enjoy the game man!!!
I did the YouTube 14 day free trial and decided to keep it mainly because the sports programming is so good- YES (Yankees and Brooklyn Nets), SNY (Mets baseball and UConn basketball), all ESPN channels, MLB Network (awesome if you are a baseball fan as they have all the top experts like Rosenthal and Stark and Gammons although Gammons now has a serious issue with his voice), CBS Sports Network, Fox Sports Network, All major networks- CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, and other stuff.
How can this be? Are you saying there is no internet in Canada? Jalimon even though I live in Connecticut when I traveled to Florida during Thanksgiving week, I was able to watch live UConn basketball games on SNY on my laptop! The local sports channels that are part of your package stay part of your package. If I was in Montreal that week I am certain that I would have been able to watch all my YouTube TV programming. All I need is an internet connection.
Now I do believe that the local CBS, NBC and ABC affiliates would be in the venue in which your internet connection is. Therefore instead of Hartford CBS affiliate I would get Tampa - St. Petersburg in Florida. But Fox sports programming isn’t gonna change. No matter where I am, I am getting Fox and the Super Bowl regardless of who the local affiliate is.
The bottom line is that once you have a streaming service all you need is Internet. Your in, no matter where you are. I personally tested this, with my trip to Florida. I got SNY, YES all the same channels.
I don't know about Canada, but the televisions in the US are required to be compatible with high definition TV public airwaves, accessible with a simple old school antenna. This provides free access to ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, several public TV channels, and several other stations. The SB will be on FOX.
What is the situation in Canada for television access with an antenna?
What is the situation in Canada for television access with an antenna?
In fact, TV antenna access might give you access to a lot of channel but it depends of your location AND the power and orientation of your antenna. So some may get the signal from FOX in Vermont... but I don't. Anyway I'm still wired.
Why are you guys worried about TV antennas? Is this 1955 or 2020? If you have a streaming service and internet you get the Super Bowl, end of story. These are totally unnecessary complications. Get YouTube TV or DAZN, and you are in. If you don't have internet service you are living in the past.
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