Pac-12 soccer and volleyball to be livestreamed

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Washington State University soccer and volleyball will enjoy broader exposure this fall.

Pac-12 home Olympic sports played throughout the fall season will be broadcast on the league’s YouTube channel and available to watch free, providing fans with a simple, accessible way to follow women’s soccer, men’s soccer and volleyball competition across Pac-12 member institutions.

The focus on making Pac-12 competition more accessible as well as YouTube’s broad reach is designed to provide families, alumni, students and fans a familiar and widely available destination to introduce the league’s programs and watch Pac-12 student-athletes compete. 

Fans can access broadcasts without subscription through the YouTube app on mobile devices, computers and most connected TVs, or cast from a compatible mobile device to a television.

Pac-12 Enterprises will support the conference’s fall broadcasts through centralized production capabilities, helping deliver a consistent, high-quality viewing experience for fans on YouTube throughout the season.

Fans can visit youtube.com/pac12 to find upcoming live events through the channel’s Live tab. Fans can also subscribe to the official @pac12 YouTube account to receive notifications and updates, although a YouTube account or subscription is not required to watch public streams.

How to Watch

Pac-12 YouTube: youtube.com/pac12

  • Free to watch on YouTube
  • No paid subscription or credit card required
  • Available through the YouTube app on mobile devices and most connected TVs
  • Fans can watch on computers or cast from a compatible mobile device
  • Fans can subscribe to @pac12 for notifications and updates

WSU fans can check scheduling pages at wsucougars.com or Pac-12.com for the latest event times, viewing information and direct links, as game times are subject to change.

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