The Indiana vs. Miami College Football Playoff national championship game is being shown on ESPN as the main TV broadcast, with streaming available through ESPN’s own platforms and several live TV streaming services.

Main TV channel

  • The primary way to watch the Indiana–Miami game is on ESPN , which is carrying the national championship nationwide.
  • Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET on Monday, Jan. 19, with pregame coverage leading into the start.

Streaming options

  • You can stream the main ESPN broadcast through the ESPN app / WatchESPN if you have a valid TV provider or ESPN’s direct-to-consumer subscription.
  • Several live TV streaming services are also carrying ESPN and the game, including Fubo , YouTube TV , and ESPN’s own new streaming service tier, so you can watch without traditional cable.

Alternate feeds and “MegaCast” views

  • ESPN is running a full MegaCast , meaning multiple alternate ways to watch beyond the standard broadcast.
  • These include:
    • A Pat McAfee–style alternate broadcast on ESPN2.
* A **Film Room / Command Center** view with coaches’ angles and extra stats on ESPNU.

* A **SkyCast** camera angle on ESPNEWS.
  • Many of these alternate feeds are also accessible via the ESPN app and through services like Fubo that carry the corresponding channels.

If you don’t have cable

  • If you’ve cut the cord, your simplest options are:
    1. Sign up for a live TV streaming trial (for example, Fubo offers a free trial that includes ESPN and all the MegaCast channels in many markets).
2. Subscribe to **ESPN’s direct streaming plan** , which includes access to ESPN’s linear networks and lets you watch the championship live in the app.

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