Below is a current list of the GSC-TV LIVE affiliates and carriers.  Please note that list is subject to change.

GSC-TV Regional Cable Network Carriers (updated 08/08/13)
 
Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast--Only on cable, serving over six million customers in thirteen states (Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia).  CSS will air every Thursday game and the 9/7 game (CAU @ UWA).   Click for CSS coverage map


 
Cox Sports Television--Available to pay television distributors throughout its coverage area which reaches a 350-mile radius from New Orleans, LA and includes Louisiana, southern Mississippi, western Alabama, and the Florida panhandle. Coverage is also available in parts of eastern Texas and southern Arkansas; however, CST coverage cannot extend into markets within a 75-mile radius of Houston and Memphis.  CoxSportsTV will air every Thursday game except 11/7 (UNCP @ VSU) and it will also air the 9/21 game (Midwestern State @ UWG) and the 9/28 game (Angelo State @ VSU game).  Click for CST coverage map

MediaCom (Channel 77)--Mediacom Communications is the local cable company serving more than 1,500 communities throughout the country, including Southwest Alabama, South Georgia and the Florida Panhandle.  GSC-TV Local Carriers.  Mediacom will air every game live.  Click for Coverage Map

 
WJXS-TV 24 (Anniston, AL)---Will show all LIVE.  Coverage area locations are attached.  Click for TV 24 coverage map Also available in the Birmingham area markets on AT&T U-verse.

 
 
 
 

 
Alabama Cable Network (Charter Channel 80)—Provides 500,000 households across Alabama.  Alabama Cable Network (ACN) will air the 9/21 game (Midwestern State @ UWG), 9/28 game (Angelo State @ VSU game), 10/19 game (TA&MK @ UNA).   Click for ACN Coverage Map
 



    ESPN--Will show all 12 GSC-TV games on ESPN3; which is accessible online at WatchESPN.com and on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app and through ESPN on Xbox LIVE.  Games will be "blacked out" in CSS and CST markets.  ESPN coverage may be expanded to its ESPN GamePlan platform as well, but coverage will not be announced until a week prior to the competition date.  Game Plan is a subscription-based branch of ESPN that provides up to 18 out-of-market games each Saturday.