Disney CFO Hugh Johnston joined CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on Thursday after the company’s earnings report and indicated that the standoff could go a bit longer than sports fans are hoping, setting up a potential third straight weekend without sports on ABC or ESPN.

Sports fans are growing angry with the ongoing dispute between Disney and one of the biggest streaming platforms in the world as another busy college football and NFL weekend awaits. RELATED: ESPN NFL insider has hectic moment on-air in the middle of trade deadline day However,

Angry sports fans are unloading on social media as the YouTube TV blackout continues. The stalemate between YouTube TV and Disney has made it difficult for millions of subscribers to watch their favorite Monday Night Football,

This weekend marks the end of Daylight Saving Time, as clocks will get turned back by one hour in the early-morning hours on Sunday. For many, that means one more hour of watching what could be a fascinating college football slate that includes a matchup of Top 25 teams when Cincinnati visits Utah,

Fans will be the biggest losers no matter who is to blame. Nearly 10 million YouTube TV subscribers lost access to ESPN and ABC college football games. YouTube TV and Disney released conflicting statements to subscribers amid carriage dispute. Fans must ...

The Disney-YouTube TV dispute exposes customers' limits on adding streaming services.