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

Disney and YouTube TV have not been able to reach a new content distribution deal, prompting Disney to pull all of its channels from the service.

If you don't have cable access to ESPN right now, you can get instant access to ESPN content through a variety of services including Cox, Dish, DirecTV, Fios, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, Mediacom, Optimum, Sling, Spectrum TV and Xfinity.

With a big sports weekend ahead, here's how the ESPN-YouTube TV dispute will affect college football and NFL fans.

College football action heats up on CBS Sports Network this week, with six games across five days set to deliver crucial conference clashes and high-stakes matchups. The Week 9 sl

With the first rankings of the College Football Playoffs releasing next Tuesday, Nov. 4, Week 10 matchups could shake up the first rankings of the season. Several top-25 clashes take place, several of which could either end or boost playoff hopes.

ESPN’s College GameDay will be live from Salt Lake City on Saturday, but one of its former analysts is expecting fireworks long after the morning show ends. On

Disney content has gone dark on YouTube TV, leaving subscribers of the Google-owned live streaming platform without access to major networks like ESPN and ABC