List of former SEC TV affiliates
This is a list of original affiliates of the ESPN Plus-operated SEC TV, a syndicated sports programming package that was operated by ESPN Plus, a unit of ESPN, Inc., and was in operation from September 5, 2009 until the end of the 2013-2014 basketball season, before the cable and satellite-exclusive SEC Network was launched in August of that year. All stations listed here are stations that have broadcast at least one Southeastern Conference football and/or basketball game from the service.
Original affiliates
| Designated Market Area | Station [1] | Channel | Affiliation (at time of SEC TV closure) |
Notes/References |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birmingham/Tuscaloosa/Anniston | WTTO | 21.1 | The CW | Primary affiliate for the Birmingham area |
| WABM | 68.1 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate [2] | |
| Dothan [3] | WTVY | 4.1 | CBS | Primary affiliate |
| WTVY-DT2 | 4.2 | MyNetworkTV / Me-TV | Alternate affiliate [4] | |
| WTVY-DT3 | 4.3 | The CW | Alternate affiliate | |
| Huntsville | WZDX | 54.1 | Fox | |
| WZDX-DT2 | 54.2 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate [4] | |
| Mobile, AL-Pensacola, FL | WJTC | 44.1 | Independent | |
| Montgomery | WSFA | 12.1 | NBC | |
| WSFA-DT2 | 12.2 | RTV | Alternate affiliate [5] | |
| Anchorage | KTBY | 4.1 | Fox | Football-only affiliate [6] |
| Fort Smith | KHBS | 40.1 | ABC | [5] |
| Fayetteville | KHOG | 29.1 | Satellite station of KHBS/Fort Smith | |
| Jonesboro | KAIT | 8.1 | ||
| KAIT-DT2 [4] | 8.2 | Independent (Local weather channel) | Alternate affiliate; now serving as an NBC affiliate | |
| Little Rock | KATV | 7.1 | ABC | |
| Phoenix | KTVK-DT2 | 3.2 | This TV | Now a locally operated news channel |
| Los Angeles | KDOC-TV | 56.1 | Independent | |
| San Diego | KUSI-TV | 51.1 | Also serves Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico due to close location to the U.S.-Mexico border | |
| San Francisco/Oakland | KOFY-TV | 20.1 | Independent | [7] |
| Washington, D.C. | WDCW | 50.1 | The CW | |
| WDCW-DT3 | 50.3 | This TV | Alternate affiliate [4] | |
| Fort Myers/Naples | WXCW | 46.1 | The CW | |
| Gainesville | WOGX[5] | 51.1 | Fox | Semi-satellite of WOFL-TV/Orlando |
| Jacksonville | WJXT | 4.1 | Independent | |
| Miami/Fort Lauderdale | WSFL-TV | 39.1 | The CW | |
| WSFL-DT2 | 39.2 | Azteca America | [5] | |
| Orlando | WOFL | 35.1 | Fox | |
| Panama City | WJHG-DT2 | 7.2 | The CW | |
| WECP-LD | 18.2 | MyNetworkTV / Jewelry Television | Alternate affiliate [4] | |
| Tallahassee | WCTV | 6.1 | CBS | |
| WCTV-DT2 | 6.2 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate in Tallahassee [4] | |
| Tampa/St. Petersburg | WTTA | 36.1 | MyNetworkTV | [5] |
| Albany | WALB | 10.1 | NBC | |
| Atlanta | WPCH-TV | 17.1 | Independent | WPCH-TV is carried on most cable and satellite providers in Canada due to its Superstation status in that country |
| Columbus, GA/Opelika/Phenix City, AL | WXTX | 54.1 | Fox | |
| WTVM-DT2 | 9.2 | Bounce TV | [5] | |
| Macon | WGXA | 24.1 | Fox | |
| WRWR-LD (now WMUB-LD) | 38.1 | My Family TV (2011-13) Cozi TV (2013-14) | Now a France 24 affiliate with sports programming from the American Sports Network | |
| Savannah | WSAV-TV | 3.1 | NBC | Broadcasts alter between WSAV and CW affiliate WSAV-DT2 [5] |
| Honolulu | KFVE | 9.1 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Hilo | KGMD | Full-time satellite of KFVE serving Hawaii's Big Island | ||
| Wailuku | KGMV | 3.1 | Full-power satellite of KFVE serving Maui | |
| Boise | KTRV-DT2 | 12.2 | Me-TV | Served as an affiliate 2012-2014 [4] |
| Chicago | WCIU-DT2 [8] | 23.2 | Independent | Branded as "The U Too" since 2011; simulcast on WWME-CA 2011-2013 |
| Rockford | WTVO-DT2 | 17.2 | MyNetworkTV | [4] |
| Springfield/Decatur | WRSP-TV | 55.1 | Fox | |
| Urbana/Champaign | WCCU-DT2 | 27.2 | Me-TV | |
| Ottumwa, IA/Kirksville, MO | KYOU-TV | 15.1 | Fox | |
| Evansville | WTVW | 7.1 | Independent | Now an affiliate of The CW since 2013 |
| Fort Wayne | WFFT-TV | 55.1 | Fox | |
| Gary | WHNW-LD | 18.2 | LeSEA/WHT | Low-powered satellite station of WHME/South Bend to serve the Chicago, Illinois area |
| Indianapolis | WHMB-TV | 40.1 | LeSEA | Also served an ACC Network outlet 2012-2015 |
| WRTV-DT2 | 6.2 | Hometown Sports Indiana | Alternate affiliate [4] | |
| South Bend | WHME-DT2 | 46.1 | WHT | |
| Wichita/Hutchinson | KSCW-DT | 33.1 | The CW | Also broadcast over translator KSCW-LD Wichita |
| KWCH-DT | 12.2 | Independent (Local weather) | Alternate affiliate (mainly in football) | |
| Bowling Green | WBKO | 13.1 | ABC | Football and some men's basketball games aired |
| WBKO-DT2 | 13.2 | Fox | Alternate affiliate in the event of scheduling conflicts [4][9] | |
| WBKO-DT3 [10] | 13.3 | The CW / The CW Plus | Women's basketball and some men's basketball games | |
| Lexington | WKYT | 27.1 | CBS | Primary affiliate in Lexington; Longtime syndicated SEC sports broadcast partner (under Jefferson Pilot/Lincoln Financial/Raycom Sports 1987 to 2009 and SEC TV from 2009 to 2014) [11] |
| WKYT-DT2 [5] | 27.2 | The CW | Alternate affiliate in the Lexington area | |
| Louisville | WBNA | 21.1 | Ion Television | |
| WAVE-TV | 3.1 | NBC | Alternate affiliate [12] | |
| Hazard | WYMT-TV | 57.1 | CBS | Semi-satellite of WKYT/Lexington |
| Paducah, KY/Cape Girardeau, MO | WDKA | 49.1 | MyNetworkTV | Standard definition simulcast of this station is available over KBSI-DT2/Cape Girardeau |
| WPSD-TV | 6.1 | NBC | Alternate affiliate [3] | |
| WPSD-DT2 | 6.2 | RTV (now Heartland) | ||
| Alexandria | KLAX-TV | 31.1 | ABC | Some games aired on Me-TV affiliated KLAX-DT2 [4] |
| Baton Rouge | WAFB-TV | 9.1 | CBS | |
| WBXH-CD | 16.1 | MyNetworkTV | [4] | |
| Lafayette | KADN-TV | 15.1 | Fox | |
| KLAF-LD | 46.1 | MyNetworkTV | Became an NBC affiliate in 2015 | |
| Monroe | KARD | 14.1 | Fox | Licensed to West Monroe |
| New Orleans | WWL-TV | 4.1 | CBS | Football-only affiliate [13] |
| WGNO | 26.1 | ABC | Alternate affiliate, during basketball season | |
| WNOL-DT2 | 38.1 | This TV | ||
| WUPL | 54.1 | MyNetworkTV | ||
| WBXN-CD | 18.1 | Translator of WUPL | ||
| WNOL-DT2 | 38.1 | This TV | ||
| Shreveport, LA/Texarkana, TX-AR | KMSS-TV | 33.1 | Fox | |
| KSHV-TV | 45.1 | MyNetworkTV | [5] | |
| Minneapolis/St. Paul | WUCW | 23.1 | The CW | |
| Biloxi/Gulfport | WXXV-TV | 25.1 | Fox | |
| EXXV-TV | Various | MyNetworkTV | Cable-only station; alternate affiliate [4] | |
| Columbus, Mississippi/Tupelo | WCBI-TV | 4.1 | CBS | |
| WCBI-DT3 | 4.3 | The CW/The CW Plus | Alternate affiliate | |
| Greenwood/Greenville | WABG-TV | 6.1 | ABC | |
| Jackson | WJTV | 12.1 | CBS | |
| Meridian | WGBC | 30.1 | Fox | |
| Cape Girardeau | KBSI-DT2 | 23.2 | MyNetworkTV | Full-power repeater of WDKA/Paducah, Kentucky |
| Columbia/Jefferson City | KQFX-LD | 22.1 | Fox | |
| KMIZ-TV | 17.1 | ABC | Alternate affiliate for the Columbia, MO area[4] | |
| Joplin | KSNF | 16.1 | NBC | |
| Kansas City, MO-KS | KSMO-TV | 62.1 | MyNetworkTV | |
| KMCI-TV | 38.1 | Independent | Football-only affiliate [8] | |
| Springfield | KOZL-TV | 27.1 | Independent | Was a Fox affiliate at time of sign-up with SEC TV until 2011; now serving as a MyNetworkTV affiliate since 2014 |
| KSPR-DT2 | 33.2 [8] | The CW | SEC TV's Springfield, MO outlet 2011-2014 Simulcast on translator K15CZ | |
| St. Joseph | KNPN-LD | 26.1 | Fox | |
| St. Louis | KPLR-TV | 11.1 | The CW | |
| Asheville, NC/Greenville/Spartanburg, SC | WYCW | 62.1 | The CW | |
| Charlotte | WAXN-TV | 64.1 | Independent [4] | Licensed to Kannapolis Flagship station since SEC TV is based out of ESPNU's studios in Charlotte |
| Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem | WCWG | 20.1 | The CW | Licensed to Lexington, North Carolina |
| Greenville/New Bern/Washington, NC | WITN-DT2 | 7.2 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville | WNCN-DT2 | 17.2 | Universal Sports (2008-2011) Antenna TV (2011–present) | Licensed to Goldsboro |
| Las Vegas | KVMY | 21.1 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Atlantic City | WMCN-TV | 44.1 | Independent | Serves the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania media market |
| Cincinnati | WSTR-TV | 64.1 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Columbus | WTTE | 28.1 | Fox | |
| Dayton | WRGT-TV | 45.1 | Fox | |
| Toledo | WMNT-CA | 48.1 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Youngstown | WYFX-LD | 19.1 | Fox | |
| WKBN-DT2 | 27.2 | Full-power simulcast of WYFX-LD | ||
| Oklahoma City | KSBI | 52.1 | Independent | |
| Tulsa | KGEB | 53.1 | Golden Eagle Broadcasting | |
| Pittsburgh | WPMY | 22.1 | MyNetworkTV | Football-only affiliate |
| San Juan | WAPA-TV | 4.1 | Independent | This station is available in the mainland United States via DirecTV |
| Ponce | WTIN-TV | 14.1 | Full-power, full-time satellite of WAPA-TV/San Juan | |
| Mayaguez | WNJX-TV | 22.1 | ||
| Charleston | WCIV | 4.1 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Columbia | WOLO-TV | 25.1 | ABC | |
| WKTC | 63.1 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate for the Columbia area | |
| Myrtle Beach/Florence | WWMB | 21.1 | The CW | |
| Chattanooga | WDSI-TV | 61.1 | Fox | |
| WDSI-DT2 | 61.2 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate | |
| WFLI-TV | 53.1 | The CW | Alternate affiliate (mainly basketball broadcasts); licensed to Cleveland | |
| Jackson | WJKT | 16.1 | Fox | |
| Knoxville | WVLT-TV | 8.1 | CBS | Primary affiliate; now sharing local rights to the ACC Network with CW affiliate WBXX-TV/Crossville [14] |
| WVLT-DT2 | 8.2 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate (mainly during basketball season, 2010-2014) [4][14] | |
| Memphis | WLMT | 30.1 | The CW | |
| Nashville | WUXP-TV | 30.1 | MyNetworkTV[4][9] | Now carries sports programming from the ACC Network and the American Sports Network |
| Tri-Cities, TN/VA (Bristol, TN-VA/Kingsport/Johnson City, TN) | WCYB-TV | 5.1 | NBC | |
| WAPK-CA now WAPK-CD | 36.1 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate (mainly during basketball season) [10] | |
| WKPT-DT2 | 19.2 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate (mainly during basketball season); Full-power simulcast of WAPK-CD [10] | |
| Abilene | KTES-LP | 40.1 | This TV | |
| Amarillo | KCIT | 14.1 | Fox | |
| Austin | KBVO (TV) | 14.1 | MyNetworkTV | Simulcast on KBVO-CD/Austin |
| Beaumont/Port Arthur | KUIL-LD | 12.1 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Bryan/College Station | KBTV-TV | 3.1 | CBS | Semi-satellite of KWTX/Waco [10] |
| Corpus Christi | KIII-DT2 | 3.2 | Me-TV | |
| Dallas/Fort Worth | KTXA | 21.1 | Independent | Football-only affiliate [6] |
| KTXD-TV | 47.1 | Independent | Men's and Women's Basketball only affiliate in the Dallas market [10] | |
| Houston | KUBE-TV | 57.1 | Independent | Licensed to Baytown, Texas; football-only affiliate |
| Lubbock | KMYL-LP | 14.1 | MyNetworkTV | Football-only affiliate |
| KJTV-DT2 | 34.2 | Independent (Locally operated Weather Channel) | Branded as Fox 34 News Now; Men's and women's basketball affiliate | |
| Midland/Odessa | KOSA-DT2 | 7.2 | MyNetworkTV | Football-only affiliate |
| San Antonio | KMYS | 35.1 | The CW | Licensed to Kerrville, Texas |
| Tyler/Longview | KFXK-TV | 51.1 | Fox | |
| KTPN-LD | 47.1 | MyNetworkTV | Alternate affiliate; simulcast over KFXK-DT2 51.2/Tyler | |
| KLPN-LD | 48.1 | Satellite of KTPN-LD/Tyler | ||
| Waco/Temple/Bryan | KCEN-TV | 6.1 | NBC | |
| KWTX-TV | 10.2 | The CW | Alternate affiliate [10] | |
| Charlottesville | WAHU-CD2 | 27.2 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Norfolk/Newport News | WSKY-TV | 4.1 | Independent | |
| Huntington/Charleston | WSAZ-TV | 3.1 | NBC | |
| WSAZ-DT2 | 3.2 | MyNetworkTV/This TV | Alternate affiliate [4] | |
| La Crossee | KQEG-CA | 23 | FamilyNet (until 2013) Ion Television/AMGTV (since 2013) | Licensed to La Crescent, Minn. |
| Madison | WISC-DT2 | 3.2 | MyNetworkTV | |
| Milwaukee | WMLW-TV | 49.1 | Independent | Licensed to Racine |
Regional sports networks and other platforms
| Channel | Network affiliation | Areas served |
|---|---|---|
| Altitude Sports and Entertainment | Independent | Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming |
| Comcast Network | Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the Washington, D.C. area | |
| Comcast SportsNet California | Comcast SportsNet | Northern California, Southern Oregon, Western Nevada |
| Fox Sports Detroit | Fox Sports Networks | northeast Indiana, Michigan, northwest Ohio, and northeast Wisconsin |
| Fox Sports Southwest | Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas [5] | |
| MSG | Independent | Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York |
| SWX Right Now | Independent | Spokane, Washington |
| WatchESPN | ESPN | USA Nationwide (cable and satellite subscribers only) |
| ESPN GamePlan | ||
| ESPN Full Court | ||
| ESPN3 | ||
| American Forces Network | United States Armed Forces |
References
- ↑ "ESPN Regional TV and SEC introduce 'SEC Network'". University of Florida Athletics Department. July 22, 2009. Retrieved June 6, 2013.
- ↑ SEC Network Basketball Affiliates. University of Tennessee Athletics (2011) (UTsports.com).
- 1 2 ESPN Regional TV Introduces ?SEC Network,' Announces Affiliates (2009). University of Mississippi Athletic Dept.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 "SEC TV Affiliates - Matt's College Sports on TV" (PDF). Matt's College Sports on TV. January 24, 2014. Retrieved January 27, 2014.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 "SEC TV Affiliates for 2014 SEC Tournament". University of Florida Athletics Department. March 13, 2014. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
- 1 2 SEC Network Football Affiliates. University of Tennessee Athletics (2011) (UTsports.com).
- ↑ 2012 SEC Network Affiliates - ESPN MediaZone
- 1 2 3 SEC Network Clearances for 9-17-2011 - Ole Miss @ Vanderbilt
- 1 2 Calipari, John (February 19, 2013). "SEC Network affiliates for UK-Vandy - CoachCal.com". John Calipari's Website (CoachCal.com). Retrieved October 29, 2015.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 SEC TV AFFILIATE CLEARANCE LIST (2014 SEC Men's Basketball Tournament).
- ↑ "Jefferson Pilot Sports SEC Football Game of the Week - 1997 Television Schedule". Jefferson Pilot Sports. Archived from the original October 5, 1997. Retrieved November 18, 2014.
- ↑ SEC TV Affiliate List for UK-Mississippi State. John Calipari. January 2014.
- ↑ ESPN Regional TV Introduces 'SEC Network,' Announces Affiliates
- 1 2 "WVLT & MyVLT-2 a part of ESPN Regional Television SEC Football & Basketball Games". WVLT-TV. July 21, 2009.
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