It’s a big weekend for college football. This weekend we have Army Vs Navy, along with the FCS Quarterfinals, and the Division II and III Semifinals. This guide covers where to watch each game, and some options on what to do if you don’t have cable. I also cover the services that carry the networks [read Where To Watch Army v Navy, FCS, DII, and DIII Playoffs This Week]

The 2023 National Finals Rodeo (NFR) in Las Vegas, Nevada, begins Thursday, December 7th, 2023, and runs until the final performance on Saturday, December 16th, 2023. While the entire ten days of the 2023 National Finals Rodeo event will broadcast live on the Cowboy Channel and RFD-TV, you don’t need cable to watch. In Fact, [read How To Watch The National Finals Rodeo (NFR 2023)]

Most basic sports channels, like ESPN and FS1, can be found on live streaming services like Hulu Live TV, YouTube TV, FuboTV, DIRECTV STREAM, and Sling. When it comes to the best live TV streaming service for sports, you want to look for the one that meets the following requirements: What Are The Best Options [read What is the Best Streaming Services for Sports Fans]

The 2023 NCAA women’s DI volleyball tournament National Semifinals is on Thursday, December 14th, with both games streaming live on ESPN+. Games will simultaneously air on ESPN as well. The National Championship Match is on Sunday, December 17th, and will stream live on ESPN+. I recommend ESPN+ if you plan on watching the entire tournament. [read How To Watch the 2023 NCAA Women’s Volleyball Tournament]

Thursday Night Football streams exclusively on Amazon Prime Video this season. You can stream the game through the Prime Video app (Try it free for 30-days). If you are new to streaming, this article explains how to install and use the Prime Video App. This article will explain how to watch Thursday Night Football throughout [read How To Watch Thursday Night Football Every Week]