National Championship Game – Alabama vs. Clemson Megacast: How to watch online

Are you interested in keeping up with the national championship game from every possible angle but only want to watch it online? Here’s how you can keep up with every aspect of ESPN’s Megacast for the National Championship Game.

Every year ESPN unveils some new way to keep up with the college football National Championship Game. And, as it turns out, this year is no different.

It’s 2019 (by roughly seven days or so, depending on what part of the world you happen to be in) and the self-proclaimed “worldwide leader in sports” is certainly leading everyone in the multitude of ways to keep up with the game between Alabama and Clemson.

And so, there’s going to be many people interested in switching back and forth between the viewing options that ESPN is presenting. From the regular TV broadcast to the SkyCam (and the High SkyCam) to the hometown radio calls for both teams present, ESPN has something for just about everyone.

However, not all of these options are viewable via traditional television means. That said, all of them are viewable through digital media means. So, get online and get to streaming.

To help you with that, here’s what ESPN is offering through WatchESPN:

1. Monday Night Film Room
2. Field Pass
3. Goodyear BlimpCast  
4. TechCast 
5. Command Center
6. DataCenter
7. Sounds of the Game
8. SkyCam
9. High SkyCam 
10.  All-22 
11. Thinking Out Loud
12. Hometown Call (Clemson)
13. Hometown Call (Alabama)
14. Game Telecast

The worldwide leader in sports does a pretty good job of offering something for everyone. ESPN has certainly gotten creative in the cast multitude of ways someone could possibly watch this year’s national championship.

And, with as interesting as this year’s title game appears it will be, ESPN is doing a great job of showing off every single angle of this game. Clemson and Alabama are incredible this season. Hopefully that means that this game will similarly be incredible as well. And, well, hopefully the Megacast will also be pretty incredible.