FloCollege discount: How to get 15% off promo code on streaming service to watch college soccer, volleyball and more

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If you’re a college sports fan, FloCollege is a service that should absolutely be part of your streaming rotation.

FloCollege will serve as the streaming home for thousands of sporting events this fall, including football, soccer, volleyball and more. It is a partner with nearly 20 conferences, including the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA), South Atlantic Conference and Gulf South Conference.

If you’re interested in buying a FloCollege subscription but don’t want to break the bank, The Sporting News is here to help.

Here is how you can start streaming all of the action on FloCollege at a discounted rate.

Soccer FloCollege discount: How to get 15% off promo code on streaming service

New subscribers can get a 15 percent discount on a FloCollege annual subscription through The Sporting News’ exclusive offer. Purchasing a FloCollege subscription gives sports fans access to live streams, event replays and FloSports Originals.

You can stream from multiple devices at the same time and watch up to 12 streams at the same time. You can also cancel your subscription anytime.

Soccer How much is a FloCollege subscription?

  • FloCollege monthly price: $19.99 per month (billed monthly)
  • FloCollege annual price: $8.99 per month ($107.88 per year billed annually)
  • FloCollege annual price with Sporting News discount: $91.70 

A regular FloCollege monthly plan without the discount costs $19.99 per month. A regular FloCollege annual plan without the discount costs $107.88 per year, reducing the monthly rate to $8.99.

Soccer How do I sign up for FloCollege?

1. Go to the FloCollege website.

2. Create an account by providing your email address and password.

3. Choose the annual subscription and provide your payment information.

4. If you have filled out all of the necessary fields, you will be able to start streaming your favorite sports.

Soccer FloCollege leagues and conferences

Fans can watch a variety of sports from these conferences live on FloCollege: 

NCAA Division I

  • Coastal Athletic Association (CAA)

NCAA Division II

  • California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA)
  • East Coast Conference (ECC)
  • Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC)
  • Gulf South
  • Lone Star Conference
  • Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC)
  • Northeast 10 (NE10)
  • South Atlantic Conference (SAC)

NCAA Division III

  • Landmark Conference
  • University Athletic Association (UAA)
  • Little East
  • New England Men’s and Women’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC)
  • Northwest Conference
  • Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC)
  • Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC)
  • Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC)
  • Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC)

Soccer FloCollege supported devices

FloCollege isn’t available as a channel on a traditional cable or satellite package. However, you can gain access to FloCollege through several devices:

  • Android mobile app (Android 9 or later)
  • iOS mobile app (iOS 15.0 or later)
  • Google Chrome web browser
  • Mozilla Firefox web browser
  • Apple TV (tvOS 16.0 or later)
  • Roku (Roku 11.0 or later)
  • FireTV (Fire OS 5 or later)
  • Chromecast*
  • LG*
  • Vizio*
  • Samsung TV*

*Casting is typically available for smart TVs made in 2017 or later

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