where to watch miami hurricanes game
The next Miami Hurricanes game (the 2026 CFP National Championship vs. Indiana) is being shown on ESPN on Monday, January 19, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. ET, with multiple streaming options available.
Main ways to watch
- Traditional TV:
- Tune in to ESPN at 7:30 p.m. ET; this is the primary national broadcast channel for the Miami Hurricanes vs. Indiana Hoosiers title game.
* Any cable, satellite, or live-TV streaming package that includes ESPN (e.g., many basic sports bundles) will work.
- Official streaming apps:
- ESPN app (WatchESPN): log in with a cable or live-TV subscription that has ESPN to stream on phone, tablet, or smart TV.
* ESPN+ alone does not typically carry the main CFP title broadcast feed, but is often used alongside the ESPN family of channels and multi-angle presentations.
- Live-TV streaming services (no cable):
- Fubo offers ESPN and is promoting free-trial options for new users to watch the Miami–Indiana championship game live.
* Some coverage notes FOX-branded bundles or similar ESPN-carrying packages (for example, an ESPN-inclusive bundle referred to as “FOX One + ESPN Bundle”) as another path if you do not have traditional cable.
Alternate broadcast angles
- Megacast-style feeds:
- ESPN2: “Field Pass with Pat McAfee Show”–style alternate broadcast with more casual commentary.
* ESPNU: Coaches Film Room feed breaking down strategy and plays in real time.
* ESPNEWS / Skycast and All-22 views: aerial and tactical looks at formations and coverages.
* ACC Network: Alternate ACC-focused studio coverage (often branded as an “ACC Huddle” or field-pass–type show).
Local and radio options
- Stadium / local viewing:
- The game is played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, which is also the Hurricanes’ home stadium; attending in person is an option if you have a ticket.
- Radio / audio-only:
- A dedicated Miami radio call is available, featuring local Hurricanes broadcasters (e.g., Joe Zagacki and crew) accessible through ESPN-linked audio or team-affiliated streams.
Quick HTML table for streaming & TV
| Option | How to watch | Needs subscription? |
|---|---|---|
| ESPN (TV) | Tune to ESPN at 7:30 p.m. ET on Jan. 19, 2026. | [7][5][3][9]Yes, via cable/satellite or live-TV streamer with ESPN. | [5][3][9]
| ESPN app | Stream using TV provider login on phone, tablet, or smart TV. | [3][9]Yes, linked to a package that carries ESPN. | [9][3]
| Fubo | Sign up and watch ESPN live; free trial available for new users. | [1][3][9]Yes, but trial can cover the game. | [1][3][9]
| Megacast (ESPN2, ESPNU, etc.) | Choose alternate feeds like Field Pass or Film Room on ESPN2/ESPNU/ACC Network. | [3][9]Yes, same ESPN-carrying package. | [9][3]
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