Okay, so today I wanted to watch some live volleyball games. It wasn’t as straightforward as I thought it would be, but I figured it out, and I’m here to share my experience.
Figuring Out Where to Watch
First things first, I needed to find out where these games were even being streamed. I did a little digging and found out that a lot of the college volleyball matches are on ESPN+. That seemed like a good starting point.
Getting Set Up with ESPN+
So, I headed over to ESPN+ and realized I needed a subscription. I went ahead and signed up—it wasn’t too pricey, and they had a lot of other sports content too, which was a nice bonus. They have different plans, you can choose whatever you want!
Exploring Other Options
While I was at it, I also found something called Volleyball World TV (VBTV). It’s like this whole platform dedicated to volleyball, with live games and on-demand stuff. They even had over 4000 matches of live volleyball, and behind-the-scenes! I made a note to check that out later.
Watching the Games
Once I was all set up with ESPN+, I started browsing through the available games. I found a couple of live matches that looked interesting and started watching. The streaming quality was pretty good, and I didn’t have any issues with buffering or anything. That was pretty cool!
Noticing TV Channels Too
I also remembered seeing that some of the bigger tournaments might be on regular TV channels like ESPN, ESPN2, and even ABC. I didn’t catch any of those today, but it’s good to know for the future, especially for the big games.
More Volleyball in the Future
Oh, and I also read something about the Pro Volleyball Federation (PVF) getting more games on FS1 and FS2 next year. I’m not too familiar with that, but more volleyball on TV is always a good thing, right? Sounds exciting.
Anyway, that was my little adventure in watching live volleyball today. It took a bit of setup, but now I’m all set to catch more games in the future. I might even explore that VBTV thing a bit more—it sounds like a volleyball fan’s dream!
