Find answers to frequently asked questions about watching college basketball on Sling TV below. Don't forget to visit our Live Sports BLOG for a listing of games on Sling TV.

What services do I need to watch college basketball? 

If you’re new to Sling TV this season, the easiest way to see the most games is by adding  Sports Extra to your Sling Orange, Sling Blue, or Sling Orange + Sling Blue subscription.

Several channels in both services will broadcast college basketball games this season.

Already a Sling TV subscriber? You can add additional services like Sports Extra right through the Sling app on select devices. Or, to make changes to your account immediately, visit your My Account page and select Change Subscription.

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Additional channels may add games as the season progresses. Please check back here for what you’ll need to see those channels.

*You'll get access to all six regional Pac-12 Networks: Arizona, Bay Area, Los Angeles, Mountain, Oregon and Washington. 

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Will college basketball games be blacked out?

Note: Some games may be blacked out due to local blackout rules, or because Sling TV doesn’t have the rights to broadcast that game. Impacted subscribers will not be able to watch the game unless it is also on a local broadcast network, available either through your Sling TV subscription, or with an over-the-air antenna.

If you receive an on-screen blackout message when trying to watch a game on ESPN, you can watch your game on ESPN3, which is included with your Sling Orange subscription.

Visit our Blackouts & Viewing Restrictions page for more information.

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