How to watch South Carolina vs. Charlotte on TV
The South Carolina Gamecocks and Charlotte 49ers are set to square off at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium with ESPNU carrying the action on TV.
ESPNU is available on most cable, satellite and live TV streaming services but it’s not always in the base package, so it might be worth it to go ahead and check yours before the game to make sure you have the channel.
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For those in Columbia who have Spectrum cable, ESPNU is available but it’s not in the base package so you may have to add the channel to watch.
Streaming TV services Hulu + Live TV and YouTubeTV both have it in their base packages while it’s part of the Sports Extra Package on SlingTV, the Choice package on DirecTVStream, and the Sports Plus package on FuboTV.
If you don’t have ESPNU with your current setup, it may be worth it to try a free trial to one of the above services for today only if you haven’t already used up your trial.
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The game is available on the ESPN app, but you will need to login with a username and password from a live TV provider and subscription package that has ESPNU.
The ESPN App is available on Android, Amazon Fire TV, iOS, Chromecast, Roku, Samsung Smart TVs, Apple TV, Kindle Fire, Android TV, PS4, XBox and Oculus.
As always, you can hear the game on the radio in Columbia from our friends at 107.5 The Game FM.
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Gamecocks announce third straight sellout of the year
The South Carolina Gamecocks announced their third straight sellout of the season as they host Charlotte this Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium.
The Gamecocks (1-2, 0-2 SEC) are in the middle game of a three-game homestand as the 49ers (1-3, 0-1 Conference USA) make their first trip ever to Columbia and Williams-Brice Stadium (77,557).
Game time is set for 7:30 pm ET.
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ESPNU has the national television coverage with Jay Alter handling the play-by-play. Former Florida State offensive lineman Forrest Conoly provides the analysis while Tamara Brown works the sidelines.
Each of the Gamecocks’ first two home games of the season were sold out.
