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Week 17 NFL games on TV
Posted Friday, January 1, at 9:42 PM
Both CBS and FOX have doubleheader weeks as they try to get as many playoff relevant games on TV as possible Sunday.
First the noon games: Steelers at Dolphins will be on all three CBS channels carried locally. That's KMEG-6/Sioux City, KELO-11/Sioux Falls and KEYC-12/Mankato.
FOX has Giants at Vikings on KPTH-5/Sioux City at noon.
The 3 p.m. game on FOX is Packers at Cardinals. CBS has a choice of two games. Watch KMEG (6) or KELO (11) for Chiefs at Broncos. The second choice is Ravens at Raiders on KEYC (12).
The Sunday night game on NBC is Bengals at Jets to end the regular season. No Monday night game - the NFL wants the playoff pairings settled before then.
Week 16 NFL Games Local viewers will have three games to choose from at noon Sunday and one 3 p.m. game, according to the unofficial listing of regional broadcasts. The schedule includes a Christmas night game for those who get NFL Network. Division rivalries round out the prime time national telecasts this week...
Week 15 NFL games on TV Local viewers will have three games to choose from at noon Sunday and a pair of late-afternoon options, according to the unofficial listing of regional games. Here's a look at the schedule. 7 p.m. Thursday Colts at Jaguars (NFL Network) 7 p.m. Saturday...
Weekend NFL viewing guide - Week 14 CBS has the doubleheader this week and all three of the network's channels on the local line-up are booked for the same games. Before we forget, the 7 p.m. Thursday night game on NFL Network is Steelers at Browns. For the noon game Sunday, KMEG (6 - Sioux City), KELO (11 - Sioux Falls) and KEYC (12 - Mankato) have a good one: Bengals at Vikings...
Some bowl shifting for Iowa, ISU Time to plead guilty to a little bowl hypocrisy. Iowans would be justified in their annoyance if the Hawkeyes get passed over for a BCS bowl berth by Penn State. The two have the same record, great fans, but Iowa beat the Nittany Lions on the road and gave champion Ohio State much better test...
The weekly, unofficial NFL viewing guide Local viewers will have three games to choose from at noon Sunday and a single game in the 3 p.m. window on FOX. First, the Thursday night game on NFL Network is Jets vs. Bills in Toronto. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. For the noon choices Sunday, KMEG (6 - Sioux City) and KELO (11 - Sioux Falls) are carrying Broncos at Chiefs while KEYC (12 - Mankato) is opting for Titans at Colts instead...
Final (?) Bowl Projections for Iowa, ISU Iowa to the Fiesta Bowl vs. Boise State is picking up steam. Bruce Feldman, the ESPN college football writer who does side-by-side picks with Mark Schlabach, dumped Penn State and moved Iowa from the Capital One Bowl to the Fiesta Bowl. Dave Curtis at The Sporting News did the same. Fellow Sporting News writer Matt Hayes shifted Iowa from the Orange Bowl a week ago to the Fiesta this week as well...
Regional NFL Coverage - Week 12 Happy Thanksgiving - fans of 18 teams will get a chance to see their team on one of the local channels. Fantasy football owners need to get their lineup set before 11:30 a.m. Thursday, when Packers at Lions is under way on FOX (KPTH - 5). The Raiders at Cowboys follows at 3:15 p.m. on all three CBS channels (KMEG - 6, KELO - 11 and KEYC - 12). The NFL Network wraps up the holiday with Giants at Broncos at 7:20 p.m...
New Bowl Projection Roundup (11/24) The people in Oklahoma care about Bedlam - the rivalry game between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. The people of Iowa should care about it too, based on the latest roundup of bowl projections. We'll get into some detail, but feel free to skim down for the various predictions...
NFL TV schedule - Week 11 The Thursday night game on NFL Network is Dolphins at Panthers. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. for viewers who get that channel. Area viewers will have three games to choose from at noon Sunday and two games in the 3 p.m. window this upcoming weekend. The CBS stations in Sioux Falls (KELO - 11) and Mankato (KEYC - 12) are going with Colts at Ravens for a noon game. The Sioux City CBS station (KMEG -6) will carry Steelers at Chiefs instead...
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