Game Day Dilemma: How to Catch Kentucky vs. Auburn Without ESPN

College football fans using YouTube TV are in a tough spot. The ongoing feud between Disney and Google has left ESPN channels off the platform. This means the Kentucky vs. Auburn game, set to air at 7:30 p. m. ET on the SEC Network, is not accessible for many. This issue is not new, but it's a big problem for fans who want to watch their team play. Some people might try to use a friend's login or look for shady streams. But if you want to stay on the right side of the law, there are other options. One of them is ESPN Unlimited. It's a standalone service from Disney. It offers all ESPN content, including live games. The catch? It's pricey at $29. 99 per month. But it does cover all Kentucky games on ESPN channels. You can also bundle it with Disney Plus and Hulu for the same price for 12 months. If you're open to switching services, Hulu + Live TV is another choice. It's similar to YouTube TV and includes ESPN channels. Right now, it's $64. 99 per month for the first three months, then $89. 99 per month after that. Fubo TV is another alternative. It offers a Sports and News package with ESPN channels for $55. 99 per month. They also have a free five-day trial, which could cover tonight's game and Tuesday's basketball opener. If you want to stick with YouTube TV but still watch the game, Sling's Day Pass might work. For $4. 99, you get 24 hours of access to Sling Orange. A weekend pass is $9. 99. Just remember, you'll need to pay an extra $1 per day to get the SEC Network. DirecTV Stream is another option. Their entertainment package is $49. 99 per month and includes ESPN channels. They also offer a free five-day trial. For those in Lexington, KSBar & Grille is showing the game. It's a good way to catch the action without dealing with streaming issues. If you're feeling lucky, you might find a pirated stream on YouTube. But be cautious—these streams can be risky. The game is on the SEC Network with Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, and Cole Cubelic calling the action. Locally, you can listen on UK Sports Network with Tom Leach, Jeff Piecoro, and Dick Gabriel. Tune in to 840 WHAS, 630 WLAP, or 98. 1 WBUL. You can also stream the game online through iHeart Radio or Sirius XM. Don't forget to check out the live blog on KSR for updates and join the conversation on KSBoard.