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College Football Saturday: Every Game on One TV
The short answer
Plan the noon, afternoon and night windows the day before, check which channel and service carries each game, then put each window on one TV. With QuadCue on Google TV that’s up to 8 games at once on NVIDIA SHIELD, from YouTube TV, Peacock and Paramount+, with the sound on whichever game is closest.
Plan each window
College football runs from noon to past midnight. List the games you care about in each window and rank them, so the first choice is made before kickoff.
Find every channel
Games spread across ESPN’s networks, FOX and FS1, CBS, ABC, NBC, the Big Ten and SEC networks, and streaming exclusives on Peacock and Paramount+. Confirm your local affiliates, and which service carries each streaming-only game.
Put the window on one TV
In QuadCue, add the games to your lineup from the guide on your iPhone. Make the game you care about most the big tile and give it the sound. Games that kick off later can join at kickoff by themselves.
Move the sound, not the remote
When another game gets close, press OK on its tile to hear it, or tap it on your iPhone. The red frame shows which game you’re hearing. Press OK again for full screen; Back returns to the lineup.
Clear finished games
As games end, replace them with games that are starting, so every tile stays live into the night window.
Questions
Can I mix Peacock and YouTube TV games on one screen?
Yes, with QuadCue, if you subscribe to both.
Can I choose which game I hear?
Yes. Press OK on any game and its sound comes on; the red frame shows which one you hear. Press OK again for full screen.
Which TVs does QuadCue run on?
Google TV and Android TV devices on Android 9 or later, and Fire TV on Fire OS 7 or 8. NVIDIA SHIELD TV plays 8 games at once; most other boxes, sticks and smart TVs play 5 to 8, and QuadCue picks the number for your TV.
