Hopefully, however you receive(?) the PAC network will be your route.
Question to ask:
Do you have tv through vidgo or fubo?
If the answer is yes, then smooth sailing no matter what.
If you have one of these two subscription services, then it doesn't matter whether it's on the live broadcast on the service you get. If it isn't on the national broadcast with either fubo or vidgo, then you can download the Pac12 now app and watch the Pac12 Oregon broadcast free of charge on the app. The cost of signing up for vidgo or fubo, just for this game are slightly prohibitive.($60/$70 per month) Fubo tv presently offers a free 7 day trial, which is what I might do, if the national broadcast is not us.
I believe Spectrum, Cox, Dish, and Infinity have access to the Pac12 now app because they were listed as providers on the Pac12 now app's page. But I did not see anything addressing this issue directly with them, so don't quote me on this.
The bad:
If you have sling, then I believe you are out of luck if it's not on the national broadcast. Sling does not have access to the Pac12 now app. (To get the national broadcast, I believe you have to get orange. Not sure though since I'm not resigning up until later on.)
They did not mention youtubetv's access, and I don't even think they offer Pac12 network on Youtube. If they do though, I have a feeling it is in the same boat as sling.
At the moment they are not acting as if the live network will be playing anything on the 7th(at that time) but a bunch of old football bs. They say they will be rebroadcasting the game at midnight Teu/Wed(8th/9th) So Fubo might be getting a lot of free trials out of us that night.
These are the games we will be competing with for the national broadcast that night.
California v UC Davis
Stanford v Pacific
Ucla v Sacramento St
Usc v FGCU
Washington v Weber St
WSU v Texas St.
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