You might see something like “ESPNU” or “SEC Alt.” What does that mean? ESPNU is the “little brother” channel. It’s still ESPN, just with slightly less fancy commentary. Don’t knock it, though—they actually pay attention to the tight ends.
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“SEC Alt” is short for “alternate.” It’s the channel they use when there are too many good games at once. It’s usually found in the 200-channel range on cable. It’s like the secret level of a video game. If you find it, congrats. You’re a true fan.
And if the game is on PBS? Just kidding. That would be weird. But honestly, check your local listings. Sometimes a local station picks it up for the brave souls without cable. You might have to use an antenna. Remember those? They look like weird fish bones.
