How to Watch LSU Football with Sling
With a new head coach and major expectations, 2026 is shaping up to be a big year for the Tigers. Here is how you can watch LSU’s 2026 season with Sling.
If you've ever experienced a tailgate outside Tiger Stadium, you know that LSU college football is a way of life. The scent of jambalaya in the air, the roaring crowds, and the sheer volume of 100,000 screaming fans make it a bucket-list destination. But the 2026 schedule is no vacation for the Tigers. With a non-conference clash against Clemson right out of the gate, followed by a punishing SEC lineup, the stakes are as high as ever for first-year LSU coach Lane Kiffin. Whether you're stirring a pot of gumbo or watching from the comfort of your couch, Sling TV is your ticket to every touchdown.
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Fans can subscribe to monthly plans to watch LSU football games across the ESPN Networks (ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, SEC Network). If you are looking to just tune-in on gameday, Sling now offers Day Pass. Starting at $4.99, you can get 24-hours of live TV, just to catch the Tigers. Check out everything you need to know below, or click the link to sign up for Sling Orange.
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How to watch LSU college football with Sling
2026 LSU football games will be played on a variety of networks including: ESPN, ABC, and SEC Network. Here are all the Sling plans with those channels:
- LSU games on ESPN or ESPN2: You can watch every LSU game on ESPN with Sling Essentials (the budget-friendly option, $19.99/mo), or Sling Orange (the standard option, $45.99/mo). Both plans include ESPN and ESPN2. You can also watch games on these channels with a 1, 3, or 7 Day Pass.
- LSU games on SEC Network: To watch games on SEC Network, you will need to add Sports Extra to your Essentials or Orange subscription for $11/mo. Starting at just $1, you can also add Sports Extra to your 1, 3, or 7 Day Pass to watch LSU games on SEC Network.
- LSU games on ABC: You can watch every LSU game on ABC with Sling Select or Sling Blue in designated local markets.
If you live in an eligible market and want to see every LSU game available with Sling, subscribe to Sling Essentials & Select and add Sports Extra (starting at $49.99/mo). This combination includes ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, and SEC Network, plus NFL Network and NFL RedZone. In designated markets, FOX and NBC may also be included.
To explore all of Sling’s flexible options to watch the 2026 LSU football season, follow this link. And for complete information on how to watch college football with Sling, follow this link.
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2026 LSU college football schedule
All ESPN and ESPN2 games are available with a monthly subscription to Sling Essentials or Orange or with 1, 3, or 7 Day Passes. Add Sports Extra for games on SEC Network. ABC is available with Sling Select or Blue in designated markets.
- September 5 – vs. Clemson (Baton Rouge, LA) on ABC (7:30 PM ET)
- Sling options: Sling Blue or Sling Select (local markets only) or an over-the-air antenna.
- September 12 – vs. Louisiana Tech (Baton Rouge, LA) on SEC Network+ (7:30 PM ET)
- Sling options: Requires Sling Orange with Sports Extra or Sling Essentials with Sports Extra.
- September 19 – at Ole Miss (Oxford, MS) on ABC (7:30 PM ET)
- Sling options: Sling Blue or Sling Select (local markets only) or an over-the-air antenna.
- September 26 – vs. Texas A&M (Baton Rouge, LA) on TV TBA (3:30-8 PM ET)
- October 3 – vs. McNeese State (Baton Rouge, LA) on SEC Network (7:45 PM ET)
- Sling options: Requires Sling Orange with Sports Extra or Sling Essentials with Sports Extra.
- October 10 – at Kentucky (Lexington, KY) on TV TBA (6-8 PM ET)
- October 17 – vs. Mississippi State (Baton Rouge, LA) on TV TBA
- October 24 – at Auburn (Auburn, AL) on TV TBA
- October 31 – OFF
- November 7 – vs. Alabama (Baton Rouge, LA) on TV TBA (3:30-8 PM ET)
- November 14 – vs. Texas (Baton Rouge, LA) on TV TBA (3:30-8 PM ET)
- November 21 – at Tennessee (Knoxville, TN) on TV TBA (3:30-8 PM ET)
- November 28 – at Arkansas (Fayetteville, AR) on TV TBA (12-1 PM ET)
*Official kickoff times and network designations for games marked TBA are typically assigned 6 to 12 days prior to the matchup.