Is there anything better than gathering your friends at home, getting some snacks and drinks, and get blown away by a really good NFL football game on the TV? Probably not. But what you want to avoid is not finding the right channel or stream for your game or spending a lot of time searching for it. That’s why Footballtvschedule.com is the perfect website for all the people out there who loves sports and football. A TV-guide with a focus on the sport we love that shows where you can watch all games live on TV or stream!
One TV-guide for all your needs
It doesn’t matter if you’re a big fan of any team or just an admirer of the game. Footballtvschedule.com has what you need and will show it to you in a user-friendly way. All the live-action will be listed in the schedule along with the correct channel and streaming service.
All the times shown in the TV-schedule will be adjusted to your current location and so you will never have to think about different time zones. Most of the games will also have links leading you straight to the streaming service. The service is free to use and available on your computer, phone, and tablet. The guide is updated with all the latest changes, whether it be a delayed game or a late change of channel.
Let’s take a look at what leagues are covered by Footballtvschedule.com.
From NFL to college leagues
By using this TV-guide you will never miss a game of football again. NFL, FCS, FBS, and any other major college league will be listed in the schedule.
NFL: The world’s best football players are to be found in the NFL, National Football League. This professional American football league has been running since 1920 and has a long and interesting history. It is one of the most popular sports leagues in the USA and is every year followed by millions of people worldwide.
Even if you’re not watching every game, the NFL still has something to offer. It’s a huge entertainment business packed with action and high-quality football. The Super Bowl, the final game of the season, is one of the most-watched games every year and it’s so much more than just a regular football game. The shows, the commercials, and all the preparations are making this event something everyone wants to see.
The NFL season is normally played from September to February. The regular season runs until the end of December and after that, it’s time for the NFL Playoffs. 14 teams play each other in a knock-out format leading up to Super Bowl where the two best teams go up against each other.
You’ve most probably heard about many of the NFL teams, whether you’re a fan of the league or not. San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams, Green Bay Packers, and New York Jets are some of the 32 teams in the NFL. Most titles have been won by Green Bay Packers, 13 titles.
FBS & FCS: The highest-ranked non-professional football leagues in the USA. FBS and FCS are two subdivisions of Division I and are a place where schools from all over the USA compete against each other. There’s huge interest around the divisions and a place where many talented players can grow and become future NFL players. What makes the FBS and FCS different are some financial and regulatory principles. When it comes to how the games are played, the FBS and FCS have no differences. In the FBS and FCS teams from various conferences are represented, two of them being the Big Ten Conference and the Big 12 Conference. All conferences are geographically divided.
The Big Ten Conference consists of the following teams: Illinois Fighting Illini, Indiana Hoosiers, Iowa Hawkeyes, Maryland Terrapins, Michigan State Spartans, Michigan Wolverines, Minnesota Golden Gophers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Northwestern Wildcats, Ohio State Buckeyes, Penn State Nittany Lions, Purdue Boilermakers, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Wisconsin Badgers
The Big 12 Conference consists of the following teams: Baylor Bears, Iowa State Cyclones, Kansas Jayhawks, Kansas State Wildcats, Oklahoma Sooners, TCU Horned Frogs, Texas Longhorns, Texas Tech Red Raiders, West Virginia Mountaineers
There are a lot of active teams represented in these leagues. To keep track of all the games being played and where to watch them can be tricky. Use Footballtvschedule.com and get all the info you need to be able to follow your team live on TV and stream.
DIV II/III – If you prefer to watch lower league football, then this is for you. By using this TV guide, you’ll get information about broadcasted games from the second- and third division. DIV II/III still possess some quality players and you might be able to see some future stars as they begin their professional football career. Since the lower leagues don´t get as much attention as for example the NFL, it can be hard to know where the games are shown. Use Footballtvschedule.com and get to know where you can watch all DIV II/III games live.