will the College Football be shown on terrestrial UK TV like other North American Sports?
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no its not popular enough, unless you are a subscrober to SKY. you can always watch it on the net or download it from limewire.com \nhope i helped. xoxo
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Fox Sports has a pay channel on Cable that shows several EPL games and other British Leagues as well as rugby, and Euro Football Leagues.  Cheers.
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Mate, you sound like me in my position, albeit a Kiwi living in Australia. Setanta is the only way we get to watch the ABs play England cause Fox here in Australia, for what ever reason, refuse to pick up the rights to England v All Blacks, as per the Grand Slam last year and the game last weekend.\nNot sure if they will do a streaming feed, but you can get live updates as bulletin points on www.allblacks.com. Have a look on www.rugbyheaven.com.au  as well and see what they have on offer. Am having a look also at another site and will let you know the outcome. Though, a live, streaming feed for zero dollars down may be tough to find. Will let you know.
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Yes it is, they just confirmed it on 'Talk Sport Radio' in UK.
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Not sure what you mean by "premiership" football but two live TV internet sources for television are Sopcast and TVU.  Google 'em
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Some cable companies offer a channel called SETANTA.  This shows the Gaelic games in the US.  You can also sometimes catch the matches in Irish pubs across the US.  I play camogie/hurling and Gaelic football in the US (Denver, specifically) with the Denver Gaels.  I catch the matches in Dublin, when I visit, and at a local pub here that subscribes to Setanta.  You can also sometimes hear the matches over rte.ie which has a radio broadcast of the major matches.  \n\nGo Gaels!
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I believe it's a contractual requirement that the highlights are available for some terrestrial broadcasts - so yes, it will be.\n\nBesides, if it wasn't, Match of the Day would be being cancelled again, and there would have been a *huge* racket about that!
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Fox. They want a championship game between east coast and west coast teams. It will help there ratings on the west coast. It's there first year of coverage of the bcs.
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It's also being shown on ESPN in the US, as well as Sky Sports Extra in the UK.
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If you try Satfootball.com they will tell you all the televised games on every channel. I dont know if you have noticed that sometimes in some of the pubs nowadays they are getting foreign channels just so we can watch our favourite Premiership games even when they are not on Sky. They are usually the ones on the ART Sports channels.
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Based on ESPN.com there are 4 games that will be regionally broadcast at 330 on ABC.  OSU vs Northwestern, Maryland vs Miami of Fl, Arizona vs California, and Nebraska vs Texas A&M.  I can easily rule out the last two since NY is nowhere near any of those teams.  My guess would be the Maryland game or possible the osu game.  Sorry I couldn't give you a difinative answer but hope this helps.
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I would think so, but I do know that ESPN will definitly be broadcasting it. ESPN, ESPN2, and I think also ABC.
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the US national team is usually on cable television if they have a game, official or friendly. Despite ABC/ESPN airing all games of the upcoming World Cup live and in high definition, interest is still lacking. It is mainly due to the power of the other sports in attracting people especially college sports. Further, advertisers guide what is on television and 45 minutes of non-stop football is just too much for them!
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Living in Brazil as you do, Moon, I don't think it's going to be possible for you to see North American sports like hockey and football without a satellite dish. Where I live, in the States, we have several options (including satellite dishes and various levels of cable) which allow me to see most of the sports I care to pay for. \n\nI'm really sorry I can't provide you with a better solution to your dilemma. If you have cable, you could always talk to their customer service representatives about increasing North American sports programming but I rather doubt ice hockey is ever going to take off in tropical Brazil. ;)\n\nGood luck, minha querida amiga!
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I'm english  & I don't recieve US TV broadcasts, but from what you've said I would imagine they're trying to make it easier for americans who aren't used to "soccerball" to understand. From what I gather, it is on the verge of taking off in the US and the networks who broadcast it want to appeal to the vast number of potential new supporters that the US has.\n\nGood luck to the US - as long as it isn't at the expense of England ;)
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Go to www.viidoo.com and download their excellent TVU Player - I'm in the UK and I watch two or three great college games every weekend on NBC, FOX and CBS on it. You'll need a good broadband connection, but it's worth it.
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Yes, absolutely. It would end the controversy over who is the champion each year. College football is the only NCAA sport that doesn't have such a championship. There might be some conflict with the Bowls but I am sure that could be worked out. Certainly, sportscasters are keen to see it happen so I think it will eventually.