How to watch the Miami vs. Georgia Tech college football game without cable: kickoff time, streaming deals, and more

The No. 17 Miami Hurricanes are fresh off a bye week looking to defeat the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at home during this year’s “Miami Nights” blackout jersey game. Georgia Tech is coming into this game after a poor performance and loss against Bowling Green. With the Hurricanes playing at home, freshly rested, they’re the obvious favorite to win. But this is often the type of game where Miami struggles to prove themselves.

Can Georgia Tech upset Miami on the road on Saturday? Here’s what you need to know to watch the matchup live from home — with or without cable.

Kickoff time and network

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are heading to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami to take on the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday, Oct. 7 at 8:00 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on ACC Network, which means those without cable access will need a live TV streaming service to catch the game.

Best streaming services for the Georgia Tech vs. Miami football game

Figuring out a way to watch college football games in 2023 ain’t easy. With games scattered across dozens of networks, your best bet for catching the most action live is through a no strings attached cable TV replacement service. The Georgia Tech vs. Miami game airs live on ACC Network, so you’ll need a subscription that includes ACC Network in the channel lineup in order to tune in. We’ve rounded up our top picks to help you prepare.

Our top pick: YouTube TV

Not only does YouTube TV give subscribers access to ACC Network for the Georgia Tech vs. Miami game, but also over 100 other live TV networks, unlimited DVR space to record the games you miss out on live, and three simultaneous streams to watch multiple matchups at once. Hence, why it’s our top pick. If you’re a new subscriber, you can get a three-week free trial to test things out, then an introductory rate of just $52.99/month for three months (reg. $72.99/month). Just remember that you’ll be charged full price automatically if you don’t cancel before your introductory period is up.

Runner-up: FuboTV

With an even bigger channel lineup than YouTube TV, FuboTV has a lot to offer sports fans. You can watch the Miami vs. Georgia Tech game on ACC Network, then tune into plenty of other NCAAF games across dozens of networks. Fortunately, you can dip your toes in with a free seven-day trial to catch this weekend’s matchup. But before your trial is up, you’ll have to decide whether or not you want to pay the costly $74.99/month or cancel your subscription with no strings.

Most affordable: Sling TV (Orange package + Sports Extra)

We love that Sling offers a different approach to live TV streaming. Rather than one overloaded base package with a steep fee, Sling lets you pick and choose your channel lineup based on your preference and how much you’re willing to pay. In order to catch the Miami vs. Georgia Tech game live, you’ll need the base Orange package ($40/month) with the Sports Extra add-on ($11/month). That brings the total to $51/month, but thanks to Sling’s introductory rate, your first month will only cost $31/month. After that, you can either choose to keep tweak your channel lineup, keep it as is, or cancel with no repercussions.

Best deal: Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV isn’t our favorite in the mix, but it’s currently running a pretty epic deal if you jump on it this weekend. It offers access to ACC Network for the Georgia Tech vs. Miami game, plus plenty of other college football channels like Big Ten Network, SEC Network, ABC, ESPN, Fox, FS1, and more. Not to mention, it also includes access to the full streaming libraries of Hulu, ESPN+, and Disney+. If you sign up by Oct. 11, you’ll pay just $49.99/month for your first three months. Then, with the impending price hike, your subscription will automatically renew at $76.99/month unless you cancel.