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| Time | Channel(s) | Stadium |
|---|---|---|
| September 10, 2022 12:00 pm ET | FOX | DKR Texas Memorial Stadium |
The last time Alabama and Texas played a football game, the College Football Playoff didn’t exist, and Barack Obama was President. Alabama won that meeting 37-21 in the Rose Bowl. Will things change on September 10th when Nick Saban and the Tide square off against former Saban assistant, Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns?
Vegas sure doesn’t think so. The sports books have Texas installed as a 17.5 point underdog at home, but there are some wildcard storylines to watch, including an intriguing QB battle, that might have an impact on the outcome of this game. You can live stream Bama vs. UT on most major streaming devices, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and iPhone, to name a few. While several live TV streaming services carry FOX affiliates, our top pick for watching Bama vs. UT is fuboTV. With fuboTV, NCAAF fans can stream UT vs. Bama in 4K.
Watch FOX affiliates nationwide. ABC, ESPN, and SEC Network in the base package. Game will be broadcast in 4K. | $74.99 / month | 7 Day Free Trial |
Watch ABC, ESPN, FOX, and SEC Network in the base package. | $72.99 / month | 14 Day Free Trial |
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Alabama vs. Texas is a Noon Kickoff on FOX
FOX has the rights to air Alabama vs. Texas on its featured Big Noon Kickoff game. This will be an 11 AM CST kickoff in Austin, which some fans who wanted a night game complained loudly about.
In the easy to use table below, we list the live TV streaming services that carry FOX, and whether they currently offer a free trial. Sling TV users take note: Sling TV only carries FOX in select markets.
| DIRECTV STREAM – Choice | DIRECTV STREAM | Fubo | Hulu + Live TV | Paramount+ | Orange & Blue Sports Extra | YouTube TV | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $99.99 / month | $74.99 / month | $74.99 / month | $69.99 / month | $4.99 / month | $65 / month | $72.99 / month |
Why we’re watching the game
If you’re a college football fan, tuning in to this game is a no-brainer for several reasons.
First, the pageantry alone will be off the charts, with loads of Bama’ fans making the trek to Austin, the Big Noon Kickoff team broadcasting live from outside the stadium, and bands, mascots, tailgaters, and cheer squads out in full force.
Next, Texas has named Quinn Ewers, the former 5 star recruit, and number one rated player in the 2021 recruiting class, as its starting QB. Many recruiting analysts believe Ewers is a generational talent, and as an Ohio State transfer he benefitted from being in Ryan Day’s system, so it will be fun to watch him face off against Heisman hopeful Bryce Young in his first start.
Last, Sarkisian, despite enjoying major momentum recently on the recruiting trail thanks to UT’s aggressive NIL posture, has had a rocky run at Texas. The team went 5-7 last season, and lost to Kansas, so there is a long way for the Longhorns to go if UT wants to break into college football’s elite. Watch for forlorn fan reactions if the Longhorns fall down early.
How to live stream Bama vs. UT: our top picks
DIRECTV STREAM
You can live stream Bama vs. UT on your local FOX affiliate with DIRECTV STREAM.
Note that an upgrade to the more expensive “Choice” plan is required in order to watch SEC Network. However, DTV STREAM offers more regional sports networks than any other live TV streaming service, including Bally Sports Southwest for watching Mavs, Rangers, and Stars games in-market.
YouTube TV
You can live stream Bama vs. UT on your local FOX affiliate with YouTube TV.
YouTube TV users will enjoy the app’s Stats View and Key Plays features which are akin to a high tech version of ESPN’s Gamecast integrated directly into the YouTube TV interface.
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV carries local FOX affiliates nationwide, you can live stream Bama vs. UT on Hulu coast to coast. As an added bonus, the Hulu + Live TV ESPN+ bundle offers an extensive lineup of less sought after college football matchups, as well as UFC Fight Nights.
fuboTV
You can live stream Bama vs. UT on fuboTV coast to coast.
fuboTV carries local FOX affiliates, ABC, ESPN, and SEC Network in the base package. If you live in Texas, you can watch most Cowboys games on fuboTV as well.
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