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When do you watch the Miami vs. Ole Miss game?
- The game is on Thursday, January 8 at 7:30 PM ET (4:30 PM PT).
Where to watch Miami vs. Ole Miss
- The Fiesta Bowl will be broadcast nationally on ESPN.
Both Miami and Ole Miss upset the top seeds to reach the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. No. 10 Miami took down defending champion No. 1 Ohio State, and their win was no fluke – I say that as a lifelong Buckeyes fan. Miami dominated on both sides of the line, pushing Ohio State to run the ball very effectively on offense and disrupting the Buckeyes’ passing attack on defense. Rueben Bain Jr. was And Akheem Mesidor, in particular, is an edge rusher.
No. 6 Ole Miss didn’t let the absence (betrayal?) of its head coach traveling to LSU for a bigger payday right before the tournament started stop them from taking out No. 3 Georgia in the final round. They find themselves underdogs again tonight. Despite being the lower seed, Miami is a three-point favorite heading into tonight’s game.
The Fiesta Bowl will host a CFP semifinal game between Miami and Ole Miss at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, home of the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals. The winner will advance to face Indiana or Oregon in the College Football Playoff National Championship on January 19.
Miami and Ole Miss kick off Tonight in 7:30 PM ET (4:30 PM PT) on ESPN. Keep reading to find out the best options for watching or streaming the game.
Robin Payne Jr. will lead No. 10 Miami’s defense against No. 6 Ole Miss in the Fiesta Bowl tonight.
How to watch Miami vs. Ole Miss
If you’re not a cable or satellite subscriber, you can watch today’s game live on ESPN TV broadcast service Or with the new one Direct to consumer ESPN’s streaming service. Read on for more information on which services also offer TNT because the other two games in today’s first round will be shown on that channel.
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ESPN’s direct-to-consumer streaming service comes in two flavors. The ESPN Unlimited plan costs $30 per month (or $300 per year) and lets you stream all of ESPN’s linear networks: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNNews, ESPN Deportes, SEC Network, and ACC Network. You can also access programming on ESPN on ABC, ESPN Plus, ESPN3, SECN Plus and ACCNX. With ESPN Unlimited, you can watch every remaining College Football Playoff game.
(There’s also a $12-per-month ESPN Select plan available, which is like a rebranding of ESPN Plus. It gives you access to thousands of live games — including small college conferences, whose games aren’t shown anywhere else — but not the College Football Playoff.)
Fubo recently introduced a $56-a-month skinny package for sports fans that includes ESPN. Fubo offers a free trial of the Fubo Sports plan that usually ranges from one to seven days, so you can watch tonight’s game for free; You can also take advantage of $10 off your first month. Click here to see The local channels you get. Read our FOBO review.
DirecTV offers a slim, sports-focused package. Direct TV My Sports plan It costs $70 per month and includes ESPN. With a five-day trial, you can watch today’s matches for free, or you can get $10 off the first two months. Read our DirecTV review.
YouTube TV costs $83 per month and includes ESPN for the College Football Playoff. There’s a 21-day trial, and the first two months are discounted to $60 per month for new subscribers.
Hulu Plus Live TV costs $83 per month and includes ESPN. Hulu Plus Live TV also offers a three-day trial so you can watch the game tonight for free. Read our Hulu Plus Live TV review.
All of the live TV services mentioned above allow you to cancel at any time and require a strong internet connection. Looking for more information? Check out our lives TV streaming services guide And our choices for The best sports streaming services.