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[QUOTE="mbr33ct, post: 2789090, member: 7842"]
I also have YouTube TV, running on my ROKU and big 65" TV. If you download the ESPN app (Roku or other devices), sign in with your YouTube TV credentials...you're good to go.

I also want to concur on extremely pleased with YouTube TV, I find the quality of stream to be HD quality. One reason I chose YouTube TV, besides all espn, SEC, FS1 and 2, CBSsports and NBCsports (and others)...but channels I mentioned will carry all the UConn games..especially CBSsports and NBCsports.

All I ever wanted was to cut the cord from Comcast and their rates/fees. I signed up month before they raised their rate to $40 +tax (I pay $35 +tax). Internet only is $89.95 (high but need internet 150Mmps)...with both $125. My Comcast bill was getting in the $190 before I decided to cut the cord.

[EDIT]: I also was trying out DirectTv NOW, but I found one critical thing about DirectTV NOW...the buffering was an issue. I did not want to see spinning rectangular on my screen watching tv...YouTUbe TV I do not see any buffering.
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