YouTube TV customers can still watch ACC Network college football free amid blackout; here’s how

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YouTube TV subscribers are currently unable to access the ACC Network and other Disney-owned ESPN channels due to a contract dispute between Disney and Google. This blackout affects ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ACC Network, SEC Network, Disney Channel, and other channels. The dispute arose after the contract expired on October 30, with both parties unable to agree on terms. Disney accuses Google of exploiting its position, while Google claims Disney is imposing costly terms that would increase subscriber fees.
As a result, college football fans seeking to watch games on ACC Network have alternative streaming options. Services like fuboTV, Sling TV, and Hulu + Live TV continue to offer ACC Network and other Disney channels. FuboTV, for example, provides a free trial and access to sports networks as part of its base pricing. Sling TV offers a cheaper option with its Orange + Sports Extra package, while Hulu + Live TV includes a range of Disney-owned channels and currently has a promotional discount.
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