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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.

ESPN has released the College Football Coverage Maps for September 13, and fans of Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech will not be happy. Despite promising full high definition coverage of College Football this year, only half of the reverse mirror will be in HD this weekend.

Week 2 of the NFL is upon us and all the regional coverage information is available from the major networks. As with last week, you can find a link to the coverage maps and the DirecTV Sunday Ticket Channel Number.

Like ESPN and ABC, Big Ten has released college football coverage maps for their regional coverage of 12:00 PM Saturday games.

ABC and ESPN 2 have released the coverage maps for the Saturday September 3rd 3:30 reverse mirror. ABC will air three games in the 3:30 window, but only two of the games are included in the reverse mirror and not all the games are in HD.

The 2008-2009 College Football season starts Thursday and today ESPN is finalizing preparations for the weekend’s festivities. As with seasons past, ESPN is utilizing a “reverse mirror,” wherein they broadcast a different game on a different ESPN network, depending on the region. This changes the network on which a number of games will be aired, and in order to make sure we know where to find the games, ESPN emails us a detailed map of which games are on in regions around the US.