Time to plan for the NCAA Playoffs Bowl Games, where will you watch?

Are you ready for the college football playoffs? Not mentally — we know you’re mentally ready — we mean ready in the sense that do you have a service that will help you watch the games in a convenient and affordable way? If not, we recommend that you check out Sling, which is offering some pretty crazy deals on, you guessed it, an easy and convenient way to catch college football games.

Sling is offering their Orange or Blue plan for a base price of $45.99, or their Orange or Blue plan with local channels (which may open up games from your favorite local teams) at a price of $50.99, or just $5 more. However, for a limited time you will be able to get either of these plans for half off, a generous offering from a great streaming platform. Tap the button below to check it out for yourself or keep reading to see what games you get with each plan, other goodies that the plans provide, and all of the key information you need to make your choice.

How to use Sling for viewing college football

Now, the first thing you’ll want to do is lean into Sling Orange. Why? Sling Orange is Sling’s plan that favors sports fans. It gives you access to ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, Motortrend, and more. That means you can catch NCAA Football, NFL games, golf, racing, and more. You can also catch the whole postseason and playoffs (the part that really counts!) on ESPN. You should know that there’s also Sling Blue, but it focuses more on entertainment options, such as reality TV. If you want the ultimate in TV viewing, you can also combine the two as well.

To put this into perspective, if you get Sling Orange with ESPN today, you’ll get access to the following games:

• 12/20 at 8:00 PM EST — First round playoffs on ESPN
• 12/21 at 8:00 PM EST — First round playoffs on ESPN
• 12/31 at 7:30 PM EST — Vrbo Fiesta Bowl (Playoff Quarterfinals)
• 1/1 at 1:00 PM EST — Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl (Playoff Quarterfinals)
• 1/1 at 5:00 PM EST — Rose Bowl Game (Playoff Quarterfinals)
• 1/1 at 8:45 PM EST — Allstate Sugar Bowl (Playoff Quarterfinals)
• 1/9 at 7:30 PM EST — Capital One Orange Bowl (Playoff Quarterfinals)
• 1/10 at 7:30 PM EST — Goodyear Cotton Bowl (Playoff Quarterfinals)
• 1/20 at 7:30 PM EST — 2025 National Championship in Atlanta

Again, all of this wraps up with getting Sling for an affordable price. You can get a Sling Orange or a Sling Blue plan now for just $45.99 per month, or one of those same plans with local channels, too, for just $5 per month more. But that’s during ordinary times. Celebrate the holidays and ring in the New Year with Sling and get half off that first month, providing you one of the best ways to stream college football at a discount price. Tap the button below to begin your college football journey with Sling.