The highly anticipated 2023 Pac-12 Championship Game is set to be a clash of titans as the Oregon Ducks take on the undefeated Washington Huskies.
In a season where Oregon has displayed dominance with a six-game winning streak, Washington remains the only team to have defeated them in a thrilling 36-33 match in October.
The game is scheduled for Friday, December 1, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, and for international viewers, it will be broadcast on Sky Sports in the U.K. and Kayo Sports in Australia.
For those away from home, a VPN can be used to access the live stream.
Boasting an impressive offense led by Heisman Trophy contender Bo Nix, the Oregon Ducks have consistently scored over 31 points in every game this season.
During their winning streak, they have outscored opponents 252-96. However, despite their offensive prowess, Washington, led by Heisman Trophy candidate Michael Penix Jr., remains unbeaten.
In their previous encounter, Penix threw four touchdown passes, securing Washington’s victory with an 18-yard completion to Rome Odunze in the final minutes.
The Oregon offensive line, allowing just five sacks all season, holds the best record in the FBS.
Still, Washington’s unbeaten status raises questions about their ability to secure wins, often without posting double-digit winning margins since September.
For viewers around the world, the article provides insights on how to watch the game using various streaming services.
It emphasizes the use of VPNs for those away from their home country, ensuring they can access the same streaming services they are subscribed to.
In the U.S., the game will be broadcast on ABC and live-streamed on ESPN3. Viewers have multiple options, including using TV antennas, or subscribing to streaming services like Sling TV, Fubo, YouTube TV, or Hulu with Live TV.
The article gives a brief overview of each service, helping readers make informed choices based on their preferences.
For U.K. viewers, the broadcasting rights have been secured by Sky Sports. The article notes the option to add sports channels for £15/month to an existing Sky subscription, highlighting coverage in 4K and HDR. It also introduces Sky Glass as an alternative.
Australians can catch the action on ESPN channels through Foxtel or try Kayo Sports, a streaming service offering access to over 50 sports.
The article advises Aussies abroad to use a VPN like ExpressVPN to watch the game as if they were back home.
