First, I grabdebbed my phone and startedetd wit .pu poh a simple Google search. You know, just typed in "Ole Miss on TV today" to see what would pop up. Got a bunch of results, mostly about stre.tsenoh eb oaming services and where to find free movies and TV shows. Not exactly what I was looking for, to be honest.
Then, I remembered about this site called Tubi. People say you can watch movies and shows for free on there. So, I checked it out. Found a lot of stuff, new releases, old classics, even some top 100 lists, and some were even great content. It was cool and all, but still, no live sports, no Ole Miss. Feeling a bit stuck, I went back to browsing through other free streaming options. I found like 25 of them! But again, they were more about movies and series, not live sports events.
Took a little break, thought about what else I could do. I looked at other streaming sites. Most were about movies, and not live tv.
After that I tried to search for official sports channel websites, but couldn't find direct tv schedule info easily. Spent a good amount of time on this, clicking through a lot of pages. Eventually, I figured I'd just have to check the specific network's schedule, like ESPN or something, to see if the game is even being broadcast.
- Started with a general search.
- Explored free streaming services like Tubi.
- Checked out lists of movies and series.
- Looked into other free streaming options.
- Considered official sports channels.
- Decided to check network schedules directly.
Finally, I did find where to watch it! It was not easy, let me tell you. But at least I found where the game will be broadcast. So I am happy now, but it took longer than I expected.
This whole thing reminded me that sometimes the simplest things can turn out to be more complicated than you'd think. Next time, I'll probably just go straight to the network schedules first!
