How to watch WVSU Athletics on MEC TV
The Mountain East Conference and West Virginia State University have unveiled a new Mountain East Digital Network, powered by Visaic. The new streaming service, which is home to all Mountain East Conference schools, launched ahead of the start of the 2026-27 school year.
The Mountain East Conference and West Virginia State University have unveiled a new Mountain East Digital Network, powered by Visaic. The new streaming service, which is home to all Mountain East Conference schools, launched ahead of the start of the 2026-27 school year.
The new MEC TV app is now available for download on Android, Amazon Fire TV and Roku TV, along with an IOS app that is in development.
Fans can watch all WVSU home games for free through the new service, with a free MEC TV account. Premium features, including archived games, is available with a VIP pass, which costs $9.99 per month, however watching live games only requires a free account.
All MEC events are also available through the new MountainEast.TV.
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