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Comcast Sports Southwest
Comcast Sports Southwest
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Launched Sept 1, 2009
Owned by NBCUniversal
Picture format 480i
Country United States
Language American English
Broadcast area Houston, Texas and surrounding area
Sister channel(s) Comcast SportsNet
Website Comcast Sports Southwest
Availability
Cable
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Comcast Sports Southwest (CSS) is a regional sports network serving the Houston, Texas area. It was launched on September 1, 2009 and has a similar format to Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast which was launched ten years earlier. Both networks share the same logo and focus primarily on collegiate and high school sports.

The network shows live college football and basketball games, primarily from Conference USA, the Sun Belt Conference, and the Southeastern Conference. Several of the live football games feature the University of Houston and Rice University. CSS also has the rights to Houston's coaches show and encores of most games from both schools on Friday nights.

On Thursday nights, live high school football games are shown. The network also produces its version of SportsNite (CSN's signature program).

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KPRC (2.1 NBC, 2.2 This TV)  • KUHT (8.1 PBS, 8.2 Create, 8.4 TFTB)  • KUVM-LD (10.1 Color bars, 10.2 Sonlife, 10.3 Infomercials, 10.4 silent)  • KHOU (11.1 CBS, 11.2 Bounce)  • KTRK (13.1 ABC, 13.2 LW, 13.3 LW in SD)  • KTXH (20.1 MNTV)  • KVQT-LD (21.6 UHN)  • KRIV (26.1 Fox)  • KUVM-CD (34.1 silent, 34.2 RTV, 34.3 Infomercials, 34.4 AMGTV)  • KIAH (39.1 CW, 39.2 Antenna TV, 39.3 US)  • KBPX-LP (46.1 TCN)  • KPXB (49.1 Ion, 49.2 Qubo, 49.3 ION Life)  • KYAZ (51.5 BizTV)  • KTBU (55.6 WCETV (CCTV News)) KUBE (57.1 Ind, 57.4 PegasusTV, 57.5 Me)
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KPRC (2.3 LATV)  • KUHT (8.3 V-me)  • KUGB-CA (28.1 Uniglobe/KEYS TV)  • KHLM-LD (43.1 Multi, 43.2 MBC, 43.3 TDH, 43.4 Bendicion TV, 43.5-7 Infomercials, 43.8 UTN)  • KXLN (45.1 UNI, 45.2 TFU in SD)  • KTMD (47.1 TMD, 47.2 Inmi)  • KYAZ (51.1 AZA)  • KTBU (55.1 Mega, 55.3 Nacion TV, 55.4 Mi Casa TV)  • KUBE (57.2 La Mera)  • KZJL (61.1 Estrella, 61.2 Inmi)  • KFTH (67.1 TFU, 67.2 UNI in SD)

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KETH (14.1 TBN, 14.2 Church, 14.3 JCTV, 14.5 Smile)  • KVQT-LD (21.1 A.M.E.N., 21.3 Rejoice TV)  • KLTJ/KDHU (22.1/50.1 Daystar)  •

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KETH (14.4 Enlace)  • KVQT-LD (21.2 Familia (Spanish), 21.4 2Vsion, 21.5 Igl. Filadelfia)  • KCVH-LD (30.1 Aleluya TV)  • KZHO-LD (38.1 Visión Celestial, 38.2 Vida Vision, 38.3 silent, 38.4 NJC TV, 38.5 silent)
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KVVV-LD (15)  • KJIB-LP (31)  • KEHO-LD (49)  • KQHO-LP (56)
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1Coming in 2011
Defunct

KVVV 16 (Ind)  • KVDO-LP (25)  • News 24 Houston

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