The Disney-ESPN blackout on YouTube TV has completely wrecked my college football Saturday. Last weekend, I missed GameDay and my usual sunup-to-sundown, multiview, wall-to-wall coverage, and had to scramble to figure out how to watch my team play.
I caved and bought another subscription just to watch the Miami-Syracuse game, which the Hurricanes won, thank God. (I saw them lose to the Orangemen last year in person in Cuse, and I still haven’t fully recovered, but this win helped.) While my temporary fix allowed me to see that game, I didn’t like paying more when YouTube TV is already super expensive at more than $80 a month. Luckily, there’s now a small apology from Google. YouTube TV subscribers affected by the blackout can claim a $20 credit.
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