You can watch Louisville Cardinals basketball live online on most major streaming devices, including Roku, iPhone, Android, Amazon Fire TV, and more. DIRECTV STREAM “Choice,” with its coverage of ACC Network, ESPN, and Bally Sports regional sports networks for watching ACC on RSN games, is one of our top picks. The downside of DIRECTV STREAM is the lack of ACC Network Extra.
Table of Contents
- How to watch tonight’s Louisville basketball game
- The most important channels for Louisville basketball fans
- Can I watch Louisville basketball on DIRECTV STREAM?
- Can I watch Louisville basketball on Sling TV?
- Can I watch Louisville basketball on YouTube TV?
- Can I watch Louisville basketball on Hulu?
- ACC basketball viewing guides
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How to watch tonight’s Louisville basketball game
In the easy to use table below, we list the upcoming Louisville basketball TV schedule, as well as the live TV streaming services that carry each game.
The most important channels for Louisville basketball fans
The ACC has a TV deal with ESPN through 2036, which means, until the NCAA Tournament, Louisville basketball games will usually air on ACC Network, ESPN, or ESPN2. The one exception to this rule is the ACC on RSN lineup which, for ACC men’s basketball, is a slate of 43 games that air exclusively on local regional sports networks in the southeast, and which result in blackouts for fans in the viewing territories of the RSNs with the rights to the games.
When Louisville is in the NCAA Tournament, the games will be broadcast on CBS, TNT, TBS, and truTV.
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Can I watch Louisville basketball on DIRECTV STREAM?
Yes, you can watch Louisville basketball on DIRECTV STREAM. The major drawbacks with DIRECTV STREAM for ACC basketball fans are the lack of ACC Network Extra and the service requires an upgrade to the more expensive “Choice” package to get access to ACC Network and the DTV library of regional sports networks for ACC on RSN games.
Can I watch Louisville basketball on Sling TV?
Sling TV Orange + Sports Extra is the best budget option for live streaming Louisville basketball. The platform carries ACC Network, ESPN, ESPN2, and TNT /TBS, which offers close to full coverage of the Cardinal’s hoops season. The drawback with Sling TV for college basketball is the lack of CBS and regional sports networks.
Can I watch Louisville basketball on YouTube TV?
Yes, you can watch most Louisville basketball games on YouTube TV. With the YouTube TV 4K plus add-on, some Cardinal basketball games will even be available on ESPN in 4K. The drawback with YouTube TV for ACC basketball fans is the lack of Bally Sports RSNs for the ACC on RSN games, however, YouTube TV allows Louisville fans access to 99% of the team’s games.
Can I watch Louisville basketball on Hulu?
Yes, as with YouTube TV you can watch the vast majority of Louisville, and ACC basketball games on Hulu + Live TV. Although Hulu lacks the Bally Sports RSNs, the base plan does come with the ESPN+ bundle which offers access to UFC Fight Nights, NHL, select Monday Night Football games, and some college football. Another advantage of Hulu for watching Louisville basketball is the coverage of ACC Network Extra in the base package.
ACC basketball viewing guides
Boston College
Clemson
Duke
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Louisville
Miami
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Virginia
Virginia Tech
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