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ESPN not working on YouTube TV? Three streaming options to watch college football and more amid dispute

A carriage dispute between the streaming provider and Disney, which owns the ESPN networks, ABC and other popular networks, led to those channels being dropped from the service beginning Oct. 31.

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How to Watch ESPN and This Weekend’s College Football Games Without YouTube TV

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ESPN, ABC channels, including WEWS Channel 5, go dark on YouTube TV because of Disney dispute

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Disney pulls channels from YouTube TV over fee dispute

Subscribers to YouTube TV have lost access to ESPN, ABC and other Disney channels, as the two companies struggle to negotiate a licensing deal.

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Disney Senior Execs on YouTube TV Blackout: Google Is ‘Not Interested in Achieving a Fair Deal With Us’

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Why are ABC and ESPN not on YouTube TV?

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ESPN Leaving YouTube TV After Failed Disney Deal

In a statement, a Disney spokesperson expressed disappointment over the situation, claiming that YouTube TV refused to “pay fair rates” for its programming.

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YouTube TV Loses ABC, ESPN, 19 Other Channels: Here's Why

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YouTube TV, Disney release statements as ESPN blackout begins

Is YouTube TV losing channels? ABC, Freeform, ESPN and other channels not on YouTube TV

Here’s what we know about YouTube losing its Disney-owned TV channels and a list of the channels that are affected.

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ESPN on YouTube TV: How to Watch Sports Networks for Free Amid Cancellation

Why is ESPN not working on YouTube TV? Find out free ways to watch ESPN and ABC during the YouTube TV cancellation.

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NFL Week 9 predictions, ESPN matchup predictor's picks, win probabilities for this week

Some of the site's predictions differ from NFL Week 9 odds and other NFL Week 9 picks for NFL Week 9 games. How correct will the analytics be this week? Click on each game for more NFL Week 9 predictions for that NFL matchup. All times MST. The site allows for the possibility of ties, so the numbers add up to just less than 100%.

Scott Van Pelt a top candidate for ESPN’s 5 p.m. weekday show slot

ESPN is zeroing in on its plan for its high-profile early-evening programming window, reports The Athletic's Andrew Marchand.