Is ESPNU on YouTube TV?

ESPNU is known for college sports outside the marquee windows, and it is one of the channels people check for before they sign up for anything.

Plenty of people land on YouTube TV as their cable replacement, and the only question left is whether their channels made the trip.

So, is ESPNU on YouTube TV? Here is where it sits in the lineup.

Is ESPNU on YouTube TV?

Yes, you can watch ESPNU on YouTube TV. ESPNU is part of the YouTube TV Base Plan, so it is included in the standard subscription with no add-on to buy.

How to watch ESPNU?

Open the YouTube TV app, go to the Live tab and find ESPNU in the guide, or type the name into search. Anything airing now starts instantly, and you can pause or restart from the beginning. You can also add it to your Library so it sits at the front of the guide.

Which YouTube TV plan includes ESPNU?

ESPNU is on the only plan YouTube TV sells to most subscribers:

  • YouTube TV Base Plan

There is no sports or entertainment add-on needed. The Base Plan is the whole lineup, and ESPNU is in it.

Which number is ESPNU on YouTube TV?

YouTube TV does not use channel numbers. The guide is a scrolling list you can reorder yourself.

Find ESPNU by opening the Live tab and scrolling, or search for it once and pin it to your Library so it stays near the top.

Which other streaming services carry ESPNU?

ESPNU is not exclusive to YouTube TV.

You can also get it on Sling TV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV and DIRECTV Stream.

Other ways to watch ESPNU
DIRECTV Stream
  • ESPNU included
  • 5-day free trial
  • $86.99/month
  • No commitment, cancel anytime
  • Go to DIRECTV Stream
    Fubo
  • ESPNU included
  • 7-day free trial
  • $73.99/month
  • No commitment, cancel anytime
  • Go to Fubo
    Hulu with Live TV
  • ESPNU included
  • 3-day free trial
  • $82.99/month
  • No commitment, cancel anytime
  • Go to Hulu with Live TV

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    About ESPNU

    ESPNU is owned by The Walt Disney Company and is known for college sports outside the marquee windows.

    The schedule leans on mid-week college football, women's basketball and college baseball.

    It is a standard part of most live TV packages, which is why it shows up on nearly every cable replacement service rather than behind a single app.