SEC Network +

If your YouTube TV subscription includes SEC network you should be good to go.

I thought SEC Network + was an additional subscription?

Let’s start our own network. We’ll rename ourselves Dave and call it Jefferson Pilot Sports

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Let’s start our own network. We’ll rename ourselves Dave and call it Jefferson Pilot Sports

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I'll bring a gopro with me

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I thought SEC Network + was an additional subscription?

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3. ESPN+ is a paid subscription. Do I have to pay separately to access SEC Network+?


No. SEC Network+ is part of your pay TV subscription.

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5. Can I watch SEC Network+ on my television?


SEC Network+ is not a television channel, however, you can watch the events on a television screen through the ESPN App via the major OTT streaming devices.

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The confusing part is that if you have SEC Network you’ve got SECN+, but you access it through a separate app (ESPN). I’m just going to figure it out the day of the game but, at this point, I’m pretty unsure about how that aspect works still

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I watched A-Day on the computer. I couldn't watch it on tv. That was on SECN+.

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Same here and with ESPN logging in was difficult as it wouldn't work well and the experience was crappy

Edit: Decided to stop being lazy and figured it out.

You’ll download the espn app. Log in with an espn username. Find the programming (I just used PTI). There’s a blue button that asks you to sign into your provider.

Clicked that, searched my provider, entered my credentials, and now it seems to be all linked up

Here’s a guide for folks that have SECNetwork with a provider and want to use those credentials to watch the game on the ESPN app

wikihow

I am an old fart that doesn't get all of this highfalutin techy stuff. I have a Roku tv. I can stream stuff on it but haven't been able to find the SECN on it.


Say I get ESPN+. Will I be able to watch the game on tv with that?

thanks