How to watch Notre Dame football on the Pac-12 Network
Notre Dame football fans have by now, figured out that it’s not all that easy to watch the game against Stanford on Saturday night, thanks to the Pac-12.
It’s less than ideal that the Notre Dame football team is wrapping up its regular season on the Pac-12 Network. That they are taking on the Stanford Cardinal on a network that is hard to find is just one of the reasons that the conference is dying and will be no more in 2024.
The Pac-12 Network may or may not be carried by your local cable provider, depending on where you’re located. But if you’re like me and use streaming services instead of cable monopolies, then you’re probably a bit flummoxed.
YouTube TV and Hulu Live offer tons of sports. ESPN+ offers football games that Notre Dame football fans probably never thought they’d be able to see. But they won’t be able to see the Fighting Irish play Stanford in the regular season finale for both teams.
One of the nice things about streaming services in this day and age is that you aren’t required to sign up for any longer than you want it. That’s a benefit especially if you might want to try out a new service and see how it works, before paying the fees.
How to watch Notre Dame football on the Pac-12 Network
There is one streaming service that is guaranteed to show the Notre Dame Fighting Irish take on Stanford. FuboTV is legitimately the only one of the Big 3 cable streaming services to do so.
The good news here is that if you’ve never tried FuboTV before, you can get it a six-day trial without paying a thing. Sign up today, watch the Irish beat up on Stanford and then cancel the service right after. Unless you come to the realization that what FuboTV has to offer is actually a pretty good value.
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There is one caveat in order to get Notre Dame football on the Pac-12 Network. You need to select the additional Sports package for $10.99 a month. There is no base package that offers the channel. The good news here is that it’s still part of the trial, so you’ll still be able to see if you really want to keep it or cancel before the six days are up. This add-on also has the NFL RedZone and some other channels, so it’s not a no-brainer to cancel.