Sling TV offering free SEC Network access for national championship game
Live streaming TV service Sling TV will offer the SEC Network free to all Sling Orange subscribers starting this Saturday through Monday to watch the NCAA National Championship game between Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs on January, 8th, the company has announced.
The Sling TV app is available for download from the Apple TV App Store. The service has been available on Apple TV since June of 2016.
The Sling package being offered for the trial is Sling Orange, the basic tier which offers 30 live channels for $20 a month. The channels include AMC, TBS, TNT, ESPN, CNN, Food Network, and Comedy Central.
For those interested and not already subscribers, the service offers a 7-day free trial.
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