The old rivals will face each other in Miami; here's how to stream the game live without cable
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Notre Dame will travel to Miami to face the Hurricanes at Hard Rock Stadium, rekindling a long-standing rivalry that has seen highs and lows for both teams. No. 6 Notre Dame are the favorites over No. 10 Miami, but the last time the teams met in 2017, the Hurricanes whalloped the Fighting Irish 41-8.
At a Glance: How to Watch Notre Dame vs. Miami
- Date, Start Time: Sunday, Aug. 31, 7:30 p.m. ET
- Channel: ABC
- Streaming: DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV
CJ Carr will lead Notre Dame, while Carson Beck will lead the Hurricanes when the two teams meet today, Aug. 31. The storied rivalry, dubbed “Catholics vs. Convicts” by Notre Dame students, inspired an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary of the same name.
If you’re looking to catch the game live, here’s what you need to know.
5 DAY TRIAL
DirecTV
DirecTV, which is available with a free trial, includes ABC in its various packages. Plus, DirecTV’s MySports Genre pack includes local channels such as ABC and CBS, as well as the NFL Network and the Big Ten Network.
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Fubo
Fubo carries ABC, plus local and sports networks. Plans start at $84.99/mo, with a $30 discount on the first month. Other sports channels include ESPN, FS1, and CBS Sports Network.
3 DAY TRIAL
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV includes ESPN and Disney+, as well as local channels like ABC, CBS, and NBC. Subscribers also get sports channels like the Big 10 Network, NFL Network, and MLB Network. The streaming service has a three-day free trial.
Notre Dame vs. Miami: Odds, Predictions
Ahead of the game, Miami QB downplayed the magnitude of the rivarly, saying to reporters, “I’ve gone on the road against top-10 teams multiple times in my career and it’s just another football game,” adding “It’s another opportunity to go compete, another opportunity to go have fun and enjoy playing with my brothers, playing with my teammates and ultimately getting to finally show what we’re capable of.”
ESPN gives Notre Dame a slight edge in the matchup, with the Fighting Irish given a 54.9% chance of winning, with a -2.5 spread.
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