Alright, so you wanna watch that Michigan football game, huh? It ain’t that hard, even an old woman like me can figure it out, so you young folks should have no problem. Let me tell you how.
First thing’s first, you gotta know when the game is. Just like knowing when to put the chickens in the coop, you gotta know when the game starts. Is it Saturday? Is it one of them night games? You can’t just sit around waitin’ all day, you gotta have a plan. They usually announce this stuff on the TV or on that internet thingy. My grandson always checks it for me.
Okay, so now you know when the game is. Next up, where to watch it. Now, back in my day, we only had one darn channel, and if they weren’t showin’ your game, well, tough luck! But these days, they got all sorts of channels. They got this Fox channel, and ESPN, and even this NBC and Peacock thing they keep talkin’ about. Sounds like a bunch of birds to me, but hey, whatever shows the game, right?
Sometimes, them big games, like that Michigan versus Ohio State one, they always put ‘em on the big channels, the ones everyone gets. My grandson told me Michigan won the last three times they played them Ohio fellas. Said it ain’t happened since way back when, like when I was still a young gal milkin’ cows. He says it’s a big deal, so you probably won’t have trouble findin’ it.
- So, look for the game on channels like:
- Fox
- ESPN
- NBC
But what if it ain’t on one of them regular channels? Well, that’s where things get a little tricky. They got these things called “streaming services” now. It’s like watchin’ TV, but on that internet thing again. Sounds complicated, I know, but it ain’t so bad.
My grandson, he uses this thing called “DirecTV Stream” and another one called “Fubo.” He says you can even get a free trial sometimes, so you can watch the game without payin’ a dime. That sounds like a good deal to me, free is always good! Just remember to cancel it before they start chargin’ you, or else you’ll be cryin’ like a stuck pig.
And speaking of that Michigan team, they played that Washington team recently too. My grandson was all excited about it. Said it was on ESPN too, at night. He had to explain to me where Washington even is, some far away place I ain’t ever heard of. Anyways, they won that one too, made him real happy.
So, to stream the game, you gotta get one of them services. Ask your kids or grandkids, they’ll know how. They’re always glued to them phones and computers anyway, might as well make ‘em useful for somethin’.
Here’s the gist of it, in plain English:
- Figure out when the darn game is on.
- Check the regular channels like Fox, ESPN, and NBC.
- If it ain’t there, try a streaming service like DirecTV Stream or Fubo.
- Get someone younger to help you if you get stuck. Don’t be ashamed, we all need a little help sometimes.
And that’s about it. It ain’t rocket science, just gotta know where to look. Now go on and enjoy your game, and don’t forget to yell at the TV when your team does somethin’ dumb. It’s half the fun, believe me!
And remember, if Michigan is playing that Ohio team, make sure you have plenty of snacks! My grandson says it is a very important game, and you need energy to yell at the TV for that long!
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