It's kickoff time! It's more than just a battle of the Tigers - it's two unbeaten teams facing off in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome with a national title on the line. It's more than just a battle of the Tigers - it's two unbeaten teams facing off at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome with a national title at stake.

Clemson will be looking to defend the national title it won last year, while LSU will be looking for its first championship since 2007. And both teams' quarterbacks will be in the spotlight: Clemson's Trevor Lawrence is unbeaten since high school, while LSU's Joe Barrow is the 2019 Heisman Trophy winner.

By all accounts, LSU vs. Clemson is a matchup not to be missed. And you don't have to be near a TV to catch every snap when the national championship game begins tonight. Here are all the ways you can get the LSU vs. Clemson live stream, including options for those who don't have cable.

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For a live stream of LSU vs. Clemson, go to the ESPN website. If you are not near a TV or do not have a web browser, you can also watch the game on ESPN's mobile apps (Android and iOS).

ESPN offers multiple streaming options for LSU vs. Clemson: ESPN2 offers a field pass broadcast with an announcer calling the game from the sideline rather than from the press box; ESPNU features college football coaches on the spot Coaches Film Room, which provides commentary on the game; ESPN Classic's "Sounds of the Game," a live broadcast without an announcer; and ESPN's "Command Center," which provides multiple shots of the game. In addition, if you want to hear your favorite team's announcer on the field, the SEC Network will pick up LSU's radio broadcast, while the ACC Network will have Clemson's announcer call the game. All of these different feeds are available on ESPN's streaming site and mobile app.

There is just one problem. You have to sign in with your cable or satellite provider's login information. Therefore, you cannot stream directly from ESPN unless the cord cutter signs up with a different TV provider.

If you are not paying for cable TV, your best bet for LSU vs. Clemson live streams is to turn to a subscription streaming service. Many of the major providers include ESPN in their packages, and you can sign on to ESPN's streaming site using your login credentials from these services. (There is an exception: Fubo.TV does not offer ESPN, so you will need to look elsewhere.)

Below are the best options for streaming services that include ESPN coverage of the LSU-Clemson game.