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Updated October 10, 2026 · 2026 NCAAH season coverage
How to Watch the Boston University Terriers in 2026-27
Fubo carries the national Boston University Terriers games
Carries NESN in New England markets plus the ESPN networks, which covers both the regional Hockey East slate and the NCAA Tournament.
Important: Many regular-season games stream on the school's or conference's own platform rather than any television network. Check the athletics site for games that appear nowhere else.
The Boston University Terriers 2026-27 season opens October 2026. College hockey lives mostly on regional networks and streaming rather than national television. Hockey East games are carried by NESN and the conference's streaming partners, with the NCAA Tournament and Frozen Four on the ESPN networks.
NATIONAL TELEVISION PARTNERS
NESN
STREAMS ON NESN 360The regional home of Hockey East, carrying a substantial share of the conference schedule across the season.
ESPN networks
STREAMS ON ESPN APP / ESPN UNLIMITEDThe NCAA Tournament regionals and the Frozen Four, plus selected regular-season games.
ESPN+
STREAMS ON ESPN SELECTThe largest single source of college hockey — most conferences stream the bulk of their schedules here, including non-conference matchups.
WHERE GAMES AIR BY NIGHT
LOCAL GAMES AND BLACKOUTS
Many regular-season games stream on the school's or conference's own platform rather than any television network. Check the athletics site for games that appear nowhere else.
LIVE TV STREAMING SERVICES THAT CARRY BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS GAMES
Fubo
RECOMMENDED FOR CORD CUTTERSCarries NESN in New England markets plus the ESPN networks, which covers both the regional Hockey East slate and the NCAA Tournament.
- NESN for Hockey East coverage
- ESPN networks for the Frozen Four
- Includes ESPN Unlimited access
- Cloud DVR and a free trial for new subscribers
Hulu + Live TV
Carries the ESPN networks and includes ESPN Unlimited, which brings ESPN+ — where most college hockey actually lives.
YouTube TV
Carries the ESPN networks; NESN availability varies by market.
DirecTV
Carries NESN and the ESPN networks, with ESPN Unlimited included on some packages.
DIRECT SUBSCRIPTIONS
- ESPN Select — The ESPN+ tier on its own — the single most useful subscription for college hockey, carrying the majority of games across conferences.
- NESN 360 — NESN's direct-to-consumer app, available without a cable subscription in New England.
KEY DATES THIS SEASON
Compatible Streaming Devices
All major live-sports streaming services support the same set of devices. If you have any modern smart TV or streaming stick, you can watch on it:
- Roku — Roku Streaming Stick, Roku Ultra, Roku-enabled smart TVs (TCL, Hisense, others)
- Amazon Fire TV — Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Cube, Fire-enabled smart TVs
- Apple TV — Apple TV 4K, Apple TV HD
- Google Chromecast — Chromecast with Google TV (newer models), older Chromecast streaming devices
- Smart TVs — Samsung Tizen TVs, LG webOS TVs, Vizio SmartCast TVs, Android TV models
- Gaming Consoles — PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One
- Mobile — iOS (iPhone, iPad), Android phones and tablets, with the option to AirPlay or cast to a TV
- Web Browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge on Mac and Windows
FREE WAYS TO WATCH THE BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS
Very little college hockey airs on free over-the-air television. The Frozen Four is the main exception when ESPN places it on ABC.
Streaming free trials are the other zero-cost option — Fubo offers one for new subscribers, which covers a few weeks of the season.