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The Rainbow Warriors of Hawaii take on Middle Tennessee in the 2016 Hawaii Bowl!

After a six year absence, the Rainbow Warriors are back in the Hawaii Bowl where they hope to defeat quarterback Brent Stockstill and the Blue Raiders of Middle Tennessee. Hawaii needs a victory to get back to .500, but Middle Tennessee stands in their way. Should be a good one!

WHAT TIME DOES THE HAWAII BOWL BEGIN?

The Hawaii Bowl kicks off at 8:00 P.M. Eastern.

HOW DO I LIVE STREAM THE HAWAII BOWL?

The Hawaii Bowl will be available to watch on ESPN, which means it is also being livestreamed on the Worldwide Leader’s excellent WatchESPN app. Unfortunately, you’ll need to authenticate with a cable provider if you want to watch the game on Watch ESPN, so get your (or your friend’s/parent’s!) login credentials ready.

All you cordcutters out there can watch this afternoon’s game via Sling TV, whose Orange package carries both ESPN and ESPN2 (more on Sling below). Plus, don’t forget that there’s also PlayStation Vue. Subscribers to their ‘Access’ basic cable streaming service have access to ESPN.

Another option is DirecTV Now, a new live streaming service similar to Sling TV and PlayStation Vue. ESPN is currently available in multiple packages, which begin at $35 per month.

HOW CAN I GET THE WATCH ESPN APP?

If you consider yourself a sports fan and you haven’t already downloaded the free Watch ESPN app for your iOS, Android or Windows Mobile device, you’re doing it wrong. Rectify that situation immediately! You can also tune-in via Watch ESPN’s Roku channel, using your Amazon Fire TV or Chromecast device, or by visiting WatchESPN.com on your desktop or laptop computer. (NOTE: You’re going to need to authenticate with your cable provider, so make sure you have your login and password for your cable system handy.)

HOW CAN I GET SLING TV?

This is a terrific time to check out Sling TV. The service’s Orange package, which includes access to ESPN, ESPN 2, Comedy Central, and TNT, normally costs $20 a month, but the company is currently offering subscribers a free one-week trial of the service. Then, from there, you can either download the Sling desktop app (if you’re watching on a desktop or laptop computer), or download the Sling app for iOS/Apple devices, Android, Roku, Microsoft, Nexus player, ZTE or XBox One.