How to Stream the Rose Bowl (2025)

You can watch the entire Rose Bowl game for free if you have an antenna or a cable subscription. Cord-cutters can watch the Rose Bowl live stream from a computer, tablet, smartphone, or television with a compatible streaming device and any service that offers ESPN.

How to Stream the Rose Bowl With ESPN

ESPN owns the rights to air the Rose Bowl, but cord-cutters have many options to stream the game online.

ESPN's Website

If you're on your computer or laptop, you can stream the Rose Bowl on ESPN.com. This option requires a cable or satellite subscription, which you'll need to confirm before watching.

To stream the game on ESPN.com, open a browser and go to the site. Select Watch. Verify your satellite or cable subscription if prompted.

ESPN App

If you have a cable or satellite subscription, you can also stream the Rose Bowl to your phone or tablet with the ESPN app, which is available for Android and iOS.

Once you download the ESPN app, you'll need to provide your cable or satellite credentials to gain access to the live stream.

Other Ways to Live Stream the Rose Bowl

You can also live-stream the Rose Bowl through some popular streaming services, most of which have a free trial.

DirecTV Stream

DirecTV Stream, previously known as AT&T TV Now, offers ESPN and ESPN2 in some of its packages.

Disney+

Disney+ offers a bundle that includes ESPN and Hulu in addition to its library of content.

ESPN Plus

ESPN Plus, as its name states, is all about ESPN. It can be bundled with Disney Plus and Hulu or purchased as a standalone subscription.

FuboTV

FuboTV includes ESPN in its lineup and offers a 7-day free trial.

Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV offers cable channels including ESPN and it has a 30-day free trial.

Sling TV

Sling TV's Orange and Orange & Blue plans offer ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN3 and has a free 3-day trial.

YouTube TV

YouTube TV includes ESPN in its lineup and has a free trial.