How to Watch SEC Network With Sling
The SEC is the toughest conference in college football. From Alabama and LSU to Florida, Georgia, and Texas, here’s how to watch games on the SEC Network.
All college football conference championships are meaningful. But coming out on top of the SEC, deepest and most difficult conference in college football? It just means more.
From modern powerhouses like Alabama and Georgia to traditional heavyweights like Texas and Oklahoma, SEC football is on a different level. And with so many talented programs, every week offers new opportunities for thrilling upsets and wild comebacks. Whether your favorite team plays in the SEC or you just enjoy watching the best programs in the sport beat up on each other, SEC Network is home to the biggest games and latest news. Here’s how to watch SEC Network all season long with Sling TV.
How to watch SEC Network with Sling
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SEC Network is available on Sling with any of the following subscriptions:
Sling Essentials (The budget-friendly option)
- Base plan: Sling Essentials ($19.99/mo)
- Add-on pack: Sports Extra (+$11/mo)
- Total cost: $30.99/mo
- SEC channels included: SEC Network, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU.
This is the most affordable way to get SEC Network. It is built specifically for fans who primarily want ESPN, SEC, and ACC action without paying for general entertainment channels. NOTE: Sling Essentials + Sports Extra does not include games on SEC Network+.
Sling Orange (The standard option)
- Base plan: Sling Orange ($45.99/mo)
- Add-on pack: Orange Sports Extra (+$11/mo)
- Total cost: $56.99/mo
- SEC channels included: SEC Network, SEC Network+, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU.
If you want a wider selection of entertainment channels alongside your SEC and ESPN coverage, this is the standard option. Sling Orange + Sports Extra also includes games on SEC Network+.
Sling Orange & Blue (The watch everything option)
- Base plan: Sling Orange & Blue ($60.99/mo)
- Add-on pack: Orange & Blue Sports Extra (+$15/mo)
- Total cost: $75.99/mo
- SEC channels included: SEC Network, SEC Network+, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, Big Ten Network (BTN), FS1, and FS2.
If you are a multi-conference household and want both the SEC Network/ACC Network and the Big Ten Network, plus ESPN/ESPN2 and local FOX/NBC/ABC (in select markets), you must combine the base plans and get the joint sports add-on. This will also get you top entertainment channels like AMC, HGTV, Food Network, and more.
1, 3, & 7 Day Passes (To watch single games)
- Base plan: 1, 3, & 7 Day Passes (starting at $4.99)
- Add-on pack: Sports Extra (available for $1 with the 1 Day Pass, $2 with a 3 Day Pass, and $3 with the 7 Day Pass)
- Total cost: Starting at $5.99/day
Lastly, you can catch only the biggest games with a 1, 3, or Day Pass to Sling Orange programming. If the game is on ESPN or ESPN2, all you need is a Pass; if the game is on SEC Network, ESPNU, or ACC Network, you’ll need to add Sports Extra to your Day Pass, which starts at an additional $1.
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What teams are playing on SEC Network this weekend?
Unlike the NFL, which releases its full 18-week schedule all at once, the college football schedule is largely put together week-to-week. Here are the upcoming football matchups for the SEC:
Games on SEC Network, SEC Network+, and ESPNU
To watch these games, you will need a monthly subscription to Sling Essentials + Sports Extra, Sling Orange + Sports Extra, or Sling Orange & Blue + Sports Extra, or a 1, 3, or 7 Day Pass + Sports Extra:
- Week 4:
- South Alabama at Kentucky (Saturday, Sept. 26, 12:45 PM ET)
- Vanderbilt at Auburn (Saturday, Sept. 26, 4:15 PM ET)
- No. 19 Missouri at No. 24 Mississippi St. (Saturday, Sept. 26, 7:45 PM ET)
- Tulsa at Arkansas (Saturday, Sept. 26, 8 PM ET)
What teams are in the SEC?
With the recent expansion, there are now 16 teams that play in the SEC:
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Auburn
- Florida
- Georgia
- Kentucky
- LSU
- Mississippi State
- Missouri
- Oklahoma
- Ole Miss
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Texas A&M
- Vanderbilt