YouTube TV subscribers lost access to ESPN, ABC and other Disney networks, but alternative streaming options remain ahead of college football weekend.

So, if you're looking for the cheapest way to watch ESPN right now while it's gone from YouTube TV, it's not Hulu with Live TV, or the Disney, Hulu, ESPN bundle. It's getting a Sling Day Pass for the Orange plan, which gives you ESPN (with select broadcasts in 4K), ESPN2 and ESPN3, along with dozens of other channels.

YouTube TV customers no longer have access to ABC or ESPN — and the blackout comes right in the middle of both the college football and NFL seasons. Disney’s networks went dark on YouTube TV when the previous carriage deal expired at midnight on Friday, Oct. 31 after the two sides were unable to agree on a deal renewal.

Here’s how to watch ESPN and ABC without YouTube TV, including streaming alternatives during the YouTube TV blackout.

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If you’re a YouTube TV customer, it means you’ve lost access to ESPN and ABC, among others, just as another big weekend of college football kicks off with a slate that includes Vanderbilt vs. Texas, Miami vs. SMU, Georgia vs. Florida, Notre Dame vs. Boston College, South Carolina vs. Ole Miss, Oklahoma vs. Tennessee, and more.

ESPN and ABC no longer available on the streaming platform, impacting viewers of upcoming Top 25 college football games and Monday Night Football. Here's how you can still watch.

Sports fans looking for ESPN this weekend will have to look elsewhere if they’re subscribed to YouTube TV. The live TV streaming service announced Friday that it was removing ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned channels from its lineup,

Football fans received some scary news on Friday morning that has nothing to do with Halloween. YouTube TV and Disney are currently in the midst of a contract dispute that serves as a major interruption for YouTube TV subscribers who rely on the channel for ESPN live.

The New England Patriots will be looking for their sixth straight win in Sunday's Week 9 game against the visiting Atlanta Falcons. This could be a potential trap game for the Patriots against a 3-4 Falcons team coming off back-to-back losses.