Never Miss Arlington Renegades Games Again: Get These Top Streaming Plans for UFL

The UFL Conference Championships are this weekend featuring Birmingham Stallions vs Michigan Panthers on ABC and San Antonio Brahmas vs St Louis Battlehawks on Fox. Watch them both on Fubo!

I’m excited to see the UFL take shape after the merger between the XFL and USFL. Following the Arlington Renegades into this new super Spring football league feels even more special given their status as reigning XFL champions.

In a hurry? You have many options for watching the Renegades live:

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Channels to Watch Arlington Renegades Games Live

The UFL is bucking the NFL in many ways. And the most important is by making all games available from national channels. You can watch all the Renegades games on these:

• Fox (4 games)
• ESPN (2 games)
• ABC (3 games)
• ESPN2 (0 games)
• FS1 (1 game)

Note that you can watch 7 of these games for free through local affiliates ABC and Fox. So this may be a good time to set up a digital antenna.

How to Watch Arlington Renegades Games Without Cable

As you can see from this year’s schedule, there are two games on ABC, two on FX, 3 on ESPN, and 3 more on ESPN2. That means you can watch two games for free if you set up an antenna. This is because, in most areas, ABC is available over-the-air.

For the rest, you will need a streaming service. But the good news is that you have a lot of options.

Fubo

Fubo (formerly FuboTV) is a great streaming service with a broad channel lineup that focuses on sports while still offering a lot for everyone in a large household.

• $79.99/month
• Channels: 130+
• Cloud DVR Storage: 1,000 hours
• Simultaneous Device Usage: 10
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• Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

Sling TV

Sling TV is the most customizable of the streaming services with plans starting from just $40.00/month. But in order to get all the UFL channels, you will need the Sling Orange & Blue plan for $55.00/month. You also get access to the best selection of add-ons in the industry.

• $55.00/month
• Channels: 50+
• Cloud DVR Storage: 50 hours
• Simultaneous Device Usage: 1 (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2) and 3 (FX)
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• Save 50% on your first month of Sling TV.

DIRECTV STREAM

DIRECTV STREAM is the obvious choice is you aren’t really sure about moving from cable or satellite. It is the most like those choices with no major holes in its line up and generally what you expect. As a result, it’s a bit more expensive than other streaming services but much less than cable with a lot more features.

• $86.99/month
• Channels: 75+
• Cloud DVR Storage: Unlimited (9-month length)
• Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
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• New customers get a 5-day free trial with DIRECTV STREAM.

Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV is the ultimate streaming entertainment package. It starts with the Hulu Bundle: Hulu on-demand library, Disney+ (with ads), and ESPN+. And it ads to this 85+ live TV channels. It works great for pretty much any household although you may want to upgrade to get more simultaneous screens.

• $82.99/month
• Channels: 85+
• Cloud DVR Storage: Unlimited (9-month length)
• Simultaneous Device Usage: 2
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• Try the Hulu Live free 3-day trial.

Other Options

There are a few other options for watching the Arlington Renegades:

• Digital Antenna: Although you are limited to the games on ABC, this includes 2 with the Renegades and 7 overall including the Championship. Every cord-cutter should set up a digital antenna. They don’t cost much and then you get free TV!
• YouTube TV: This is an excellent live TV streaming service that provides all the UFL channels for $82.99/month.

Devices to Live Stream Renegades Games On

All the streaming services we’ve highlighted offer apps for the most popular streaming devices:

• Amazon Fire TV
• Android Mobile
• Android TV (smart TVs)
• Apple TV
• Chromecast
• iOS (iPhone)
• Roku
• Web Browsers.

Most of the services also support various smart TVs (LG, Samsung, VIZIO) and gaming consoles (Xbox).

Arlington Renegades History

The Renegades were one of the eight teams that started the XFL in 2020. At that time, they were the Dallas Renegades. But they are now based in Choctaw Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The team continues with head coach Bob Stoops, longtime leader of the University of Oklahoma Sooners football team.

The XFL draft took place from November 15th threough the 17th. And Training camp started January 14th. The Renegades’ sqaud is impressive — featuring a lot of strong college, USFL, and even NFL players.

As of 2024, the Renegades are in the XFL Conference of the United Football League.

Arlington Renegades 2024 UFL Schedule

Wrapping Up

This is an exciting year for the Arlington Renegades and the new UFL. And it’s great for fans because all the games are available nationwide from a selection of live TV streaming services. We recommend Fubo for all of the XFL. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

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I am a Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in sports streaming and regional programming issues. With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and extensive experience in remote sensing technology, including early video streaming, I bring a unique technical perspective to the streaming industry.

My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.

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