[mpinney]

Ok.. With all that is going on, I am trying to create a "internet favorites" list for looking up the local HDTV Football. Either College or NFL schedule would be nice.


TitanTV seems OK,, but not great and gets it worng a lot for my market


I have the following links:


SEC - HDTV game of the week
http://www.sportsline.com/u/cbs/sche...l_football.htm


NFL HDTV Game of the week (ESPN, ABC, FOX)
http://www.nfl.com/schedules/tv/national


ESPNHD
http://espn.go.com/espnhd/schedule.html


CBS HDTV Foootball
http://www.sportsline.com/u/cbs/schedule/nfl.htm


Is this the best way or is there another way to get this going? For example, our local CBS affiliate carriers the regular CBS programing on Cable, Directv, HDTV-cable.....but when you get to OTA you can get the SEC game of the week on Saturdays. (very nice touch I might add


I was trying to create an EXCEL spreadsheet, but it appears that some schedules are TBD...


When trying to plan for recording or having friends over, it would be nice to have an idea of what is on.


Thanks

 

[Ken H]

NFL
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...hreadid=300612


College
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...hreadid=300607

 

[kcmchugh]

Keep this Site handy, as well. It is NFL Sunday Ticket's schedule which shows the games planned for HD and Fox Widescreen. Channel 70 lists CBS' HD game of the week.

http://www.directvsports.com/Subscri...cket/Schedule/

 

[Ken H]

For the NFL....

Any NFL schedule will give you the Sunday Night & Monday Night games, so that's not too hard to figure out.


As kcmchugh points out, the DirecTV NFL ST schedule shows the CBS HD game and the 2 Fox Widescreen games.
http://www.directvsports.com/Subscri...cket/Schedule/



For college...

The CBS schedule shows their games; if only a single game is scheduled, that's it; if a doubleheader is scheduled, it will usually be identified a week or less before the game.
http://www.sportsline.com/u/cbs/sche...l_football.htm


The ESPN HD schedule shows their weekly HD games.
http://espn.go.com/espnhd/schedule.html


The HDNet schedule shows their games.
http://hd.net/schedule_sevenday.html


The INHD schedule shows their games.
http://inhd.com/sportsSchedule/sportsSchedules.jsp

 

[mpinney]

So using this method, in my market: Columbus, Ohio on Sunday 9.14.03


I should see the following NFL football:


Browns vs. Ravens - CBS 1pm SD

Panthers vs. Bucs - Fox 4pm SD

Bengals vs Raiders CBS 4.30pm SD


Since none of this matchs up with Sunday TICKET.... I get all SD programming


But next Sunday Sept 9/21, I will get


Steelers vs. Bengals - CBS 1pm SD

Bucs vs. Falcons - Fox 1pm widescreen (ch 71)

Browns vs 49ers - CBS 4:15pm HDTV (ch 70)


Since the Browns are listed as channel 70 on Sunday Ticket, I should see that game as HDTV in my market OTA?


I feel like I am back in school trying to figure out a word problem. Teachers please help!!!