The ongoing dispute between YouTube TV and Disney is expected to remain unsolved even as the college football schedule kicks off its Week 11 games today. News b

As football fans who have paid for the YouTube TV service continue to not be able to watch football on ESPN or ABC, the two mega-corporations playing a high-stakes game of chicken are reportedly talking turkey.

College football fans were not happy with an update that surfaced on talks between Disney and YouTube TV over ESPN.

If you are a YouTube TV customer looking for alternatives to watch all of today’s college football action on ABC and ESPN, we’ve got you covered.

ESPN’s College GameDay is in Lubbock, Texas. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will be the guest picker. And YouTube TV customers will continue to not be able to watch. For the second straight weekend, ESPN is making the three-hour pregame show available at no charge on the ESPN App. The show is also streaming on Pat McAfee’s Twitter page.

When ESPN and other Disney channels went dark on YouTube TV last week, the service said subscribers would receive a credit if the blackout went on for an “extended period” of time. Users now know when that would be.

Here's how to watch ESPN and ABC college football games in Week 11 without YouTube TV, as Disney and Google are still in a carriage dispute.

That is where the YouTube TV versus ESPN brouhaha stands. The two sides are exchanging proposals, but remain far apart, according to sources briefed on the talks, as the “Monday Night Football” game of the year — the Philadelphia Eagles versus the Green Bay Packers — looms early next week.

We’ve got a huge match-up today as the No. 4 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide square off against the LSU Tigers in some exciting Week 11 SEC action.