Everything You Need to Know About New FloCollege Streaming Service
FloCollege is specifically intended to give NCAA Division II and III athletic teams a place to show their skills.
The 2024-25 college sports season is just getting rolling in earnest, and there’s a new streaming service available intended to help super-serve college sports fans: FloCollege. The service comes from the same creators of FloSports and will provide more than 12,000 games this season alone.
Prospective subscribers to FloCollege can be forgiven for having some questions about the service. The world of college athletics is vast, and knowing which schools and conferences will play games on FloCollege is a must before signing up. I’ll answer that question and any others you might have about the new platform below!
What Are Some of the Biggest Questions Surrounding FloCollege?
What Is FloCollege?
FloCollege is a new sports streaming service, specifically intended to deliver live games and other content, especially from Division II and III schools. In addition to the 12,000 live events it intends to stream this year, it carries news, original programming, and more.
How Much Does FloCollege Cost? Does it Have Student Plans?
FloCollege has two subscription options. Its monthly plan costs $20 per month, or viewers can opt for the annual plan for $108. Viewers who decide to go with the annual option will only have to pay the equivalent of $9 per month, less than half the cost of staying month-to-month.
There are also student plans available for FloCollege. Students with a .edu email address from a partner institution will be able to sign up for FloCollege for $10 per month or $72 per year.
Does FloCollege Have a Free Trial?
No, FloCollege does not offer a free trial of any kind to new customers at this time.
What Teams Does FloCollege Have?
From the NCAA’s Division I, FloCollege offers select events from the Big East as well as the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA).
As far as Division II and III teams, FloCollege will offer events from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), Landmark Conference, New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC), South Atlantic Conference (SAC), California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), Lone Star Conference (LSC), Gulf South Conference (GSC), Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC), Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) and Northeast-10 Conference (NE10).
Multiple-team events including the Cayman Islands Classic, Battle 4 Atlantis, Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic, Shriners Children’s College Showdown, and more will also stream on the service. In all, more than 1,200 teams from 80+ partner schools around the United States will send their live games to FloCollege.
Does FloCollege Have the SEC, Big Ten, Others?
If you’re looking for teams like Alabama, Colorado, or Texas, you won’t find them on FloCollege. The conferences to which they belong already have broadcast and streaming deals with other distributors like ESPN.
FloCollege is intended to expand access for fans of DII and DIII schools who haven’t had much access to events from their favorite teams before.
What Sports Does FloCollege Have?
FloCollege will offer events from 15+ sports, including a huge selection of women’s sports games. More than 4,000 women’s sports events will stream on FloCollege, the most of any sports-first streaming service.
The sports available to watch on FloCollege from the conferences listed above include:
- Football
- Basketball
- Soccer
- Baseball
- Hockey
- Rugby
- Wrestling
- Lacrosse
- Softball
- Volleyball
- Field Hockey
- Cross Country
- Fencing
- Golf
- Gymnastics
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Track
- Rowing
- Water Polo
Does FloCollege Have a Multiview?
Many of the top sports streaming services are incorporating multiview to allow viewers to watch multiple games at once. Fubo and YouTube TV both provide a multiview, and the new ESPN streaming service coming to customers in 2025 will also have it.
Multiview is still a highly advanced feature, however, and at launch, FloCollege will not offer it. The company has not announced any plans to add multiview to the service, but that could still change in the future.
Does FloCollege Offer Live Events and Replays?
Yes, FloCollege allows viewers to stream events live, or watch them later on-demand once they have concluded.
What Devices Can You Use to Stream FloCollege?
Viewers can use FloCollege on a variety of popular streaming devices, including Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Android TV devices. Viewers can also watch it on Android and iOS mobile devices, or via the web.
Does FloCollege Have a Linear TV Channel?
There are several cable channels associated with big-name conferences that offer live games, including Big Ten Network and SEC Network. These channels are usually embedded in higher-priced channel packages or add-on bundles to help college sports fans get even more content.
FloCollege is a streaming platform only, meaning you won’t find its programming on any cable service or with an over-the-air antenna.
FloCollege
FloCollege is a sports streaming service spotlighting Division-II and Division-III athletics with some D-I events as well. Subscribers will see more than 12,000 live games from 12 NCAA conferences during the 2024-2025 season.