How to watch the Pac-12 Championship Game: Live stream, TV channel listings, radio

The 2017 Pac-12 Championship Game will kick off at 5:00 p.m. Pacific on ESPN with the rematch of USC vs. Stanford taking center stage.

Everything will be on the line at Levi’s Stadium as the USC Trojans square off with the Stanford Cardinal in the 2017 Pac-12 Championship Game.

USC comes into the game with 10 wins for the second consecutive season, including a September victory over the Cardinal at the Coliseum. Stanford have racked up nine wins with running back Bryce Love commanding Heisman consideration.

Kickoff on Friday night is set for 5:00 p.m. on ESPN featuring Joe Tessitore as the play-by-play announcers, Todd Blackledge as the color commentator and Holly Rowe reporting from the sidelines.

Channel Listings:

DirecTV: Channel 206Dish: Channel 140AT&T U-Verse: Channels 1602/602Verizon FiOS: Channels 570/70Google Fiber: Channel 21Spectrum Cable: Channel 64/300

Radio:

There will be a live national radio broadcast of the game on ESPN Radio featuring Bill Rosinski on play-by-play, David Norrie on color commentary and Ian Fitzsimmons patrolling the sidelines.

As always, ESPNLA 710 KSPN will handle the local radio broadcast, with Pete Arbogast on the call, John Jackson analyzing beside him and Jordan Moore on sideline duty. There will be a four-hour pregame and two-hour postgame show as well.

Those outside of the Los Angeles area can also listen in via affiliates in Barstow on KSZL-AM 1230, Palm Springs on KXPS-AM 1010 and Phoenix on KFNN-AM 1580. You can also listen in online through USCTrojans.com and ESPNLA.com, as well as the TuneIn Radio app. SiriusXM channel 84 will also have the game broadcasting.

Live Stream:

If you won’t be near a TV for the game, you can still watch all the action on your computer by pulling up the WatchESPN live stream.

To access the USC vs. Stanford Pac-12 Championship live stream on the web from WatchESPN, you can click here.

Access to the live stream does require authentication from your TV provider. When you enter the WatchESPN website, a prompt will allow you to choose your provider and then log in with your username and password from that subscription service.

For those viewing on mobile devices, the process is much the same. On Android, the WatchESPN app is available for download on the Google Play store. Users on iPhone or iPad, can download the iOS app in Apple’s App Store.