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The College Football Maps for this week have been released, and two of the four ABC 3:30 games will be in HD. ESPN will carry the reverse mirror, airing only 1 HD game. As far as ABC goes, as long as you’re on the East Coast, you’ve got HD coverage. Otherwise, sorry.

Here’s the coverage information and links to maps for this Sunday’s NFL games. Fox is carrying the doubleheader this weekend with games at 1 and 4:15. CBS will also air games at 1 and 4, but not in the same markets. Additionally there will be no Sunday Night Football game on NBC as there usually is.

Although we are a little late getting this post up this week, follow the link for your weekly pro football viewing guide, with NFL Sunday coverage maps and DirecTV Sunday Ticket channel numbers.

As with every Saturday during College Football season, ABC will air a different game during its 3:30 time slot to different areas around the country, depending on perceived interest in a specific game. To clarify which game will be broadcast in which area, ABC and ESPN 2 have released maps specifying which markets will receive particular games.

Sunday is rapidly approaching, and with it comes regional coverage from CBS and Fox. Both stations have released coverage maps for this week, and there’s a good amount of games being broadcast in high def.

ABC, ESPN and the Big Ten Network have released coverage maps for the regional games his coming weekend. ABC and ESPN will repeat their reverse mirror coverage again this week for the 3:30 game and Big Ten wil regionally broadcast the 12 PM game on their networks.

Coverage Maps for the October 4th College Football games on ESPN 2 and ABC have been made available, and the networks will only be broadcasting two of the scheduled four 3:30 PM games in high definition. ABC’s 8 PM game coverage map is also available, and fortunately both of those games are high definition this week.

For the second week this year, ESPN is regionally broadcasting both the 3:30 College Football Games and the 8 PM games. See the maps below to determine what games are being broadcast in your area, which channel, and whether they’ll be in HD or not.

Here’s the coverage information for Week 3 of the NFL. Again this week all the games are in high definition, but the Fox and CBS games at 1 and 4 are regionalized, so the maps here will tell you which game you’re to receive in your area.

Week 4 Coverage Maps have been released by ESPN and ABC for their reverse mirror coverage of Saturday’s 3:30 games and Big Ten Network has put out its map for the noon games. Click here to see which games you’re getting in your market.