Football fans who want to watch Texas football play ULM on Saturday night won't be able to tune into a traditional television station.

This weekend, the ULM-Texas game will be broadcast on ESPN+ and SEC Network+. Both ESPN+ and SEC Network+ are streaming services.

So what does that mean for fans who want to watch the Longhorns play football?

Those who already subscribe to ESPN+ can stream the game through that digital platform. A monthly subscription to ESPN+ currently costs $10.99 per month.

Watch Texas vs. ULM on ESPN+

For customers who get the SEC Network through their cable packages, SEC Network+ is complementary to that channel. Viewers will still need to watch SEC Network+ through the ESPN app.

Because of the SEC's new television deal, which runs through the 2033-34 school year, ESPN+ has the annual right to exclusively stream one football game and up to two men's basketball games for each SEC school. Only non-conference games can be aired exclusively by ESPN+. This weekend's game between Bowling Green and Texas A&M will also only be seen on ESPN+ and SEC Network+.

For those who do tune into Saturday's ULM-Texas game, former UT running back Fozzy Whittaker and play-by-play announcer Lowell Galindo will be in the broadcast booth. Texas owns a 2-0 record in its all-time series with the Warhawks.

Watch Texas A&M vs Bowling Green on ESPN+

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This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Texas-ULM football game to be shown exclusively on streaming services