Subscribers to YouTube TV suddenly lost access to channels like ESPN and ABC on Thursday night. This is as a result of a carriage dispute between the owners of the respective platforms, The Walt

The two companies had been negotiating a new contract that expired just before midnight ushered in Halloween. Media reports estimate 10 million households subscribe to YouTube TV, one of the most popular streaming services for watching a multitude of games in one place thanks to its wide library that includes NBC,

ABC and all ESPN channels have been pulled from YouTube TV with college football and Cowboys-Cardinals on Monday Night Football looming.

If you wake up to the news that YouTube TV loses Disney channels, you’re not completely out of luck. Plenty of alternative services still carry Disney-owned networks, including Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV’s Orange tier (for ESPN only), Fubo, and cable providers like Spectrum or Comcast.

Corporate giants Google/YouTube and Disney are at war and many Texas Football fans are caught in the middle. We have some solutions to watch.