ESPN launched its new, direct-to-consumer subscription service earlier this week — just in time for the upcoming college football season.

ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer streaming service, ESPN Unlimited that includes ESPN+, launched Thursday and is available to many Spectrum TV customers.

ESPN has launched ESPN Unlimited, its new streaming service that gives you access to all that ESPN has to offer. And you can get it as part of the new Disney+ Bundle, currently at a great price Disclaimer: When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

A new feature called “StreamCenter” will sync a user’s ESPN app and TV, allowing viewers to follow real-time stats, betting odds and shopping deals alongside a sporting event. The synced-up platforms will also enable viewers to use their mobile device as a secondary controller for the program that appears on their TV screen, the company said.

ESPN's new app features include a personalized Sports Center, fantasy and betting integrations, shopping, and short-form video feed "Verts"

The mention of live sports suggested that content from the company's ESPN brand could play into the new app. Currently it is available as a cable subscription and will launch as its own app later in August. Disney confirmed to USA TODAY that Hulu is not ...

Alongside the recent launch of ESPN Unlimited, Disney has revealed a new bundle that combines Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited in one bundle.

ESPN has agreements with several cable TV distributors to provide full access to the new app on launch through authentication, including Charter, Verizon, and DirecTV. Hulu + Live TV and Fubo, both now owned by Disney, will also provide access to ESPN’s new service for no additional charge.