Here's the latest info on the YouTube TV and Disney carriage dispute. Find out how to watch ABC, ESPN, and other content today for free or at a discounted price.

YouTube TV lost key channels, but college football fans can still watch games free all weekend with this streaming alternative.

You can get the Roku Channel free on most streaming devices (they don't have to be Roku-branded) or on a web browser. And the Roku Channel has tons of free live or on-demand streaming options. Roku also keeps adding channels, so the selection just keeps getting better, and everything is arranged in an easy-to-browse Live TV grid.

For eight years, The Roku Channel has been one of the better free streaming options available. It hosts live content plus on-demand TV shows and movies, all for no charge ( Roku says it has "thousands of free TV shows and hit movies," plus more than 500 live TV channels).

Fubo TV has been kind enough to offer seven-day free trial for those impacted by the Disney-YouTube TV dispute. This will give fans access to ESPN for Tuesday's 7:45 p.m. CT tipoff. When signing up for the seven-day free trial, it's important to remember to cancel the subscription after the week is up.

Pluto TV is getting supercharged with more ad-supported channels at no cost: Wrestling Central, Universal Movies, and Living with Evil on The WB.

YouTube TV customers are currently unable to view ACC Network and other channels in the ESPN family due to an ongoing contract dispute between Disney-owned ESPN and YouTube TV (owned by Google). But there are plenty of free solutions available for college football fans who don’t want to miss a minute of college football action this weekend.