LSU Tigers Live Online: Best Streaming Plans to Watch Every Louisiana State Game

There are LSU fans from all across the country. But it was once hard to watch the Tigers on TV without cable. Today there are lots of options. See below for how to enjoy the entire season without a cable or satellite contract.

In a hurry? The following streaming services provide all the channels you need to watch the LSU Tigers live:

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Let’s take a look at where you can watch games featuring LSU football and more. With four national championship titles, sixteen conference titles, and the 16th-best winning percentage in NCAA Division I FBS history, LSU is an impressive team.

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Where to Watch the LSU Tigers

Games featuring the LSU Tigers will generally be broadcast on ESPN-related channels including the SEC Network (including its subchannel, SECN+). This includes ABC although those games will generally be simulcast on ESPN3. All of these channels are available through most of the large streaming platforms.

You can stream all of these channels on Fubo!

Some LSU contests will also appear on ESPN+. That’s its own service but at just $10.99/mo, it’s a good addition to a general live TV streaming service.

How to Stream LSU Tigers Games

Each of these streaming services has its own advantages.

Fubo

The Fubo Pro plan is $79.99/mo and it offers 150+ TV channels including all the local affiliates such as ABC, CBS, Fox, and others as well as ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, and Big Ten Network. SEC Network is included for subscribers in states represented by the SEC.

You can upgrade with the Fubo Extra add-on for $7.99/mo and get another 50+ channels including ACC Network and ESPNU. Or you can get it with the Sports Plus add-on for $10.99/mo, which comes with 25+ channels.

All Fubo plans come with unlimited cloud DVR and the ability to stream on up to ten devices simultaneously.

For all the details, see our Fubo review.

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Sling TV

To watch ESPN, you need the Sling Orange package, which is $40.00/mo. This includes ABC Sports broadcasts, which appear on ESPN3.

And to get the conference networks, you must get the Sports Extra plan for $11/mo. In addition to all the conference channels, you get NBA TV, MLB Network, NHL Network, and more.

The biggest problem with Sling is that it does not include CBS but you can get this with Paramount+ Premium. See our Sling TV review for more information.

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DIRECTV STREAM

ESPN, ESPN2, and all the local network affiliates come with the DIRECTV STREAM Entertainment plan for $79.99/mo. To get the SEC Network, you will need to upgrade to the Choice plan for $108.99/mo.

DIRECTV STREAM comes with unlimited cloud DVR and an amazing unlimited simultaneous screens.

For details, see our DIRECTV STREAM review.

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Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV allows you to watch any LSU game that is being broadcast to a national audience as it happens. It offers all the local affiliates as well as ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, and SEC Network.

In all, you get 95+ channels including Hulu’s outstanding on-demand library and ESPN+ and Disney+ for $76.99/mo. It allows you to stream on two devices at once and record unlimited hours with the included cloud DVR. See our Hulu + Live TV review for details.

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Other Options

There are other ways to watch the LSU Tigers. We have touched on some of these above.

• ESPN+: This streaming service provided by ESPN offers a wide variety of college football, basketball, and other sporting events. At just $10.99/mo, it’s a great addition to a live TV streaming service. See our ESPN+ review.
• Paramount+ Premium: Allows you to watch most content that is produced by CBS on-demand. But it also allows you to watch live sports. And CBS shows occasional LSU football games. It’s a deal at only $11.99/mo.
• YouTube TV: Offers 100+ channels including ESPN and SEC Network for $72.99/mo. It’s similar to the plan from Hulu + Live TV.
• Network apps: You can watch your favorite LSU content through individual network apps. You will, however, need a streaming service that supports TV Everywhere to use these.

LSU Tigers Live Stream TVs and Devices

You can watch the Tigers on most TVs and streaming devices currently in use — probably ones you own.

You can use Samsung smart TVs with all the services. Smart TVs by LG and Vizio work with Hulu, Sling, and Fubo. And all services support Android TV-based devices.

HDMI TV devices (Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku) are universally supported. So are Android and iOS mobile devices. And using Chromecast, you can cast to your TV.

Sling TV, Fubo, and Hulu support the Xbox One gaming system. PlayStation and Nintendo Switch units are supported by Hulu. And Oculus is supported by Sling.

You can watch LSU Tigers on a web browser, of course. See our individual streaming service reviews for complete lists of supported devices.

LSU Tigers Football

Established in 1860, Louisiana State University (LSU) is known for being the state’s flagship research school. It also boasts an athletic program that has won 52 national titles over the past 164 years, which places it ninth among members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

The women’s track team is responsible for 25 of these titles while the men’s football, baseball, and golf teams have combined for an additional 16 championships. The school primarily competes in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). The Tigers football team plays in the 102,321-capacity Tiger Stadium on the campus in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

LSU is expecting to experience another solid season in 2024. Whether that will be good enough for a berth in the expanded College Football Playoff remains to be determined as most prognosticators predict that the Tigers to be on the bubble for that 12-team field.

Much of the reason why LSU fans have high hopes of that being accomplished is head coach Brian Kelly, who continued to improve programs throughout his time at every stop in his coaching career, at Division II Grand Valley State and then Central Michigan, Cincinnati, and Notre Dame. After the Tigers went 10-4 and 10-3 in his first two seasons in Death Valley, a step up would push them easily into that postseason field.

That said, there are notable changes on offense that will need to go smoothly for that to happen. Joe Sloan and Cortez Hankton are new co-offensive coordinators while quarterback Garrett Nussmeier is likely going to be given the reigns on the field after Heisman Trophy winner Jayden Daniels departed and is focused on settling in with the NFL’s Washington Commanders.

And there are changes on defense too, most notably the appointment of a new defensive coordinator in Blake Baker. This side of the ball must improve for the Tigers to be truly elite as LSU allowed 30 or more points on eight occasions last season, giving up 40 or more three times, in the team’s three setbacks. Linebacker Harold Perkins Jr. is expecting to help lead his unit to considerable improvement.

The highlighted returning player on the special teams is kicker Damian Ramos, who hit all 77 extra points that he attempted in 2023, setting a school record for consecutive converted PATs in a campaign. He was also 12-of-15 on field goals; one make with five seconds on the clock posted the final points of LSU’s 34-31 win over Arkansas.

The likely biggest challenges on LSU’s 2024 schedule will be home games with Ole Miss on October 12, Alabama on November 9, and Oklahoma on November 30 and a road battle with Texas A&M on October 26.

2024 LSU Tigers Schedule

Wrapping Up

The LSU Tigers have one of the largest followings in the United States. As a member of the SEC, the school gets to play against other popular teams.

Our top pick for Tigers viewing is Fubo. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

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FAQs

Where can I watch the LSU game today?

See our schedule above for channel information for every LSU Tigers football game. Note that the NCAA is very slow to publish all the broadcast options for games so it is updated when information becomes available. But most often, the answer to this question is simple: ESPN. But games also appear on ABC, ESPN2, SEC Network, and streaming on SEC Network+.

When was the last time LSU won a national title in football?

LSU was last crowned national champion in football after the 2019 season. That year, Joe Burrow led the team to a 42-25 victory over Clemson in the College Football Playoff (CFP) final. The school has also won national titles in football in 2003, 2007, and 2017, which all occurred during the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) and CFP era.

Prior to the implementation of these systems, pollsters determined which team was the best in this sport in a given year. In 1958, a group of coaches and broadcasters decided that the Tigers were the top team in the land.

Who are some of LSU’s biggest rivals?

Currently, the school’s biggest rivals include other SEC teams such as the Auburn Tigers, Alabama Crimson Tide, and Florida Gators. However, the school has engaged in fierce competitions with the Tulane Green Wave, Ole Miss Rebels, and Mississippi State Bulldogs throughout its existence. The Arkansas Razorbacks is another school that the Tigers frequently compete against in various sports for bragging rights within the conference.

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Who are some notable athletes who played for LSU?

Shaquille O’Neal may be the most recognizable name among those who played collegiately at LSU. The basketball star played several seasons in the NBA where he won multiple championships, and he is currently a member of the LSU and NBA Hall of Fame. Other notable names include Joe Burrow, softball player Britni Sneed, and gymnast April Burkholder. Finally, coaching greats Charles McClendon and Dale Brown have also been recognized by the school for their achievements.

How can I watch teams other than LSU?

See our guides for watching college football and college bowl games. We also have guides on particular teams:

Similarly, we have guides for college basketball and March Madness. And guides for popular college basketball teams:

Featured image cropped from LSU football game against Alabama on November 3, 2012 at Tiger Stadium by Getawaypaul27 under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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