Best 'Cuse TV service for out of staters?

[Cuse4me]

Hi everyone. Our family recently moved out of state and now live in North Carolina. Any recommendations for a TV streaming service that would provide the highest percentage of 'Cuse football and basketball games this year? Any advice is appreciated.

 

[SUskibum]

I have YTTV in the Philly suburbs and have never missed a game. Whenever I have to access through an online stream it has always allowed me access when I use my YTTV credentials.

 

[SanDiegoCuse]

I have Sling and it has been very good(probably the least expensive option at around $50/month includes the extra sports package, ACC Network, ACCNX etc). The only games I have ever missed are on the CW but normally you can get that with an antenna wherever you live.

 

[Bulldog04]

Hulu with espn plus I have missed maybe one game ever bc it was on YES but never miss anything because of espn+

 

[CuseLegacy]

I'm in NC and have DirecTV. I have a satellite dish but you can now get it as a streaming service. The only games I have missed were the odd ones on espn+.

 

[pwong]

For basketball, you just need any cable service and then espn+ for the rest of the games

 

[MSOrange]

I have YTTV in the Philly suburbs and have never missed a game. Whenever I have to access through an online stream it has always allowed me access when I use my YTTV credentials.

I second YTTV here in Kansas City. Have not had a problem seeing any games, particularly now that the RSN games have moved to CW

 

[Zelda Zonk]

I'm out of state+out of country. For the past two years, i've used the ESPN app on an AppleTV via a HuluForLiveTV subscription. HuluLiveTV is not cheap, though. $89(?) after the trial period? Works pretty well, though—now that i have figured out a vpn that works against its geolocating blocks, but that's a USA vs the world thing, not a USA interior thing.

As maybe mentioned, there might have been a couple of games on weird networks (CW?) that i may have had to watch on a computer/browser with streameast or somesuch.

 

[tee1222]

I found Sling to be unreliable - a lot of restarts, sometimes down for a day or two.

Although more expensive, since I switched to Hulu w ESPN, it's been way better for the cost. Much more reliable, occasional restart but not a long enough downtime to miss the entire game which happened once or twice with Sling. Just my opinion and my experience.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

YouTubeTV has worked great for me in Utah. Your YTTV credentials work on the ESPN app for any games that stream there as part of ACCNX or any other random thing.

 

[FireballPhil]

Hulu with espn plus I have missed maybe one game ever bc it was on YES but never miss anything because of espn+

I am the same. Hulu tv package is cheaper than yt and has all I need.

 

[stuckinbig11]

YouTubeTV with ACC, ACCNX, ESPN+ gets me most everything in Asheville.

 

[CNYnVa]

I'm out of state+out of country. For the past two years, i've used the ESPN app on an AppleTV via a HuluForLiveTV subscription. HuluLiveTV is not cheap, though. $89(?) after the trial period? Works pretty well, though—now that i have figured out a vpn that works against its geolocating blocks, but that's a USA vs the world thing, not a USA interior thing.

As maybe mentioned, there might have been a couple of games on weird networks (CW?) that i may have had to watch on a computer/browser with streameast or somesuch.

Does a VPN work in Europe for picking up streaming services like ESPN, Netflix?