What channel is the SEC Network?

Find out how you can watch the SEC Network on your TV.

With college football right around the corner, every fan has their Saturdays booked for the foreseeable future. No more Olympic binging or sitting through baseball games. The dog days of summer are over, and it’s finally time for football.

Tis the season of marching bands, fanatics, and Saturday traditions. The season that consists of tailgates, the best signs you’ll ever see, and a preview of the players who will be wrecking the league on Sundays at the next level. Not to mention watching College Gameday to quell the hangover, as Lee Corso tries on new mascot heads and proclaims “not so fast” more times than you can count.

From now until January, college football will be hijacking Saturdays. It’s 15 weeks of Heisman watching and poll studying with your eyes glued to the television if you aren’t one of the lucky fans cheering for your favorite team with your closest 50,000+ friends.

Rivalries will be renewed, chants will be cheered until your voice is long gone, and tears will be shed.

If you’re one of the millions and millions of fans who hope your team sneaks into the College Football Playoffs, then you already know every week matters. This isn’t the NFL. You can’t get away with taking a week off like you can in the pros. Every week matters. One loss can take you from the College Football Playoffs to the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. It’s a slippery slope from the top.

For those dedicated SEC fans who need to follow the team whose colors run through your veins, look no further. The SEC Network will show you every Leonard Fournette touchdown, every rivalry game, and every win on Alabama’s quest for a repeat.

Here are the channels to get your SEC Network fix all season long

• AT&T U-verse- Ch. 607/1607 (HD)
• Comcast- Ch. 792/1738 (HD)
• DISH Network- Ch. 404 (Channel 408 on the Hopper)
• DirecTV- Ch. 611
• Time Warner Cable- 384
• Verizon Fios- Ch. 75/575 (HD)
• For the SEC Alternate Network-
• AT&T U-verse- Ch. 608/1608 (HD), 690/1609 (HD)
• DISH Network- Ch. 596/597 (Channel 404.1-404.2 on the Hopper)
• DirecTV- Ch. 611-1
• Time Warner Cable- Ch. 792/1738 (HD)
• Verizon Fios- Ch. 332/832

To stream online, look no further than Watch ESPN for all your SEC needs.

Now that you know this information, you can watch the Paul Finebaum Show every weekday. Plus, you’ll stay on top of all the college football from the top conference in the nation.

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