Louisville vs Florida State live stream today: How to watch 2023 ACC Championship Game online, start time, odds
The unbeaten Seminoles' QB switch has changed everything
If Jordan Travis was calling the shots, there's no doubt that unbeaten Florida State would be heavy favorites over Louisville in the 2023 ACC Championship Game on Saturday. However, a bad ankle injury for the Seminoles QB (and former Cardinal) means Tate Rodemaker will start in his place at Bank of America Stadium, narrowing the odds significantly.
Louisville vs Florida State is live on ABC and ESPN3 in the U.S., Sky Sports in the U.K., and Kayo Sports in Australia. Don't worry if you're away — you can watch Louisville vs Florida State from anywhere with a VPN.
The Louisville vs Florida State live stream takes place on Saturday, Dec. 2.
► Time — 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT / 1 a.m. GMT (Dec. 3) / 12 p.m. AEDT (Dec. 3)
• U.S. — ABC | ESPN3 (via Sling TV/Fubo)
• U.K. — Sky Sports
• AUS — Kayo Sports
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In fact, this encounter is beginning to look like a good matchup from the Cardinals' perspective. Rodemaker has only had one game as the Seminoles' starting QB and, understandably, it saw the team's offensive production drop from 38.8 points per game to 24.
And while the Cardinals' pass defense is humdrum, their strength is stopping the run, and Seminoles RB Trey Benson hasn't exactly been setting the world alight. He's hit the 100 rushing yards marker just once this season, which hasn't been an issue with Travis on the field but could be a big one with Rodemaker likely to require a little bit of ground assistance.
Florida State's pass defense has been fearsome, but it's not had anywhere near as much joy against RBs, and the 1,076 rushing yards that Louisville's Jawhar Jordan has put up this season speak for themselves. Expect Jack Plummer to hand it off at near-enough every opportunity.
At the time of publication, Florida State are marginal -1 point favorites according to DraftKings, which illustrates just how central Travis has been to the Seminoles' offense.
You’ll need to watch a Louisville vs Florida State live stream to see how the game plays out, and we’ve got all the details you need down below.
How to watch Louisville vs Florida State live stream from anywhere
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How to watch Louisville vs Florida State live streams in the U.S.
In the U.S., Louisville vs Florida State is going to be broadcast on ABC and live streamed on ESPN3.
There are several ways you can access ABC, the most obvious being to get it through one of the best TV antennas.
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Sling TV is the best-value cable replacement of the lot. ESPN3 is included in the $40/month Orange plan, while ABC is only available for Sling Blue in select markets, with the package costing $45/month.
So you may prefer Fubo, which has ABC but not ESPN3. It costs $75/month for 121 channels, including all the major broadcast networks and more.
Sling TV offers access to both ABC and ESPN3, but through different plans. You'll want Sling Blue to watch ABC (in selected regions). It costs $45/month and include dozens of other great channels. Sling Orange costs $40/month and includes ESPN3.
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How to watch Louisville vs Florida State live streams in the U.K.
College football broadcasting rights in the U.K. have just been snapped up by Sky Sports, which is showing the Louisville vs Florida State game.
If you already have a Sky subscription that doesn't include Sports, you'll need to pay £15/month to add those channels.
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If you're outside the UK and want to tune in, it's simple to do with a handy tool – simply grab a VPN and follow the instructions above to live stream the action.
How to watch Louisville vs Florida State in Australia
Aussies can watch Louisville vs Florida State on ESPN channels. If you don't have those through Foxtel, you can try Kayo Sports.
The streaming service offers access to over 50 sports live and on-demand, including the NFL and NBA. Prices start at $25.
Aussies who aren't in the country right now can sign up for a VPN such as ExpressVPN to watch the action as if they were back home.
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