You can stream the Rose Bowl through ESPN and several major live TV streaming services that carry it in the US.

Main ways to stream

  • ESPN / ESPN+ style service : The game is carried on ESPN, and there is also an ESPN-branded direct streaming option (sometimes called ESPN+ or ESPN Unlimited depending on region and year) that lets you stream ESPN live if you subscribe.
  • Live TV streaming bundles that include ESPN, such as:
    • DirecTV Stream (often highlighted as a top pick, usually with a short free trial).
* Fubo / FuboTV (sports-focused, carries ESPN on relevant plans and often has a free trial).

* Hulu + Live TV (bundle with Hulu on‑demand, Disney+, and ESPN-branded services in many offers).

* Sling TV (Orange or sports-focused packages that include ESPN, sometimes at the lowest monthly price point).

Quick checklist

  • In the US :
    1. Make sure the service you choose includes ESPN in your channel lineup.
2. Look for a **free trial** (DirecTV Stream, Fubo, etc.) if you just need the Rose Bowl.
  • Outside the US :
    • Check if ESPN or a local partner channel carries the game in your country; many guides note that some services can still work abroad if available in your region or via appropriate local partners.

Bottom line: search within your preferred live TV app for “ESPN” or “Rose Bowl” on game day; if you see ESPN live in your plan, you’re set to stream the Rose Bowl.

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