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A list of high definition television programs (HDTV) of major networks in the U.S. is presented. The HDTV programs include the National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball March Madness, "Arachnophobia," "The Baxter" and "The Pink Panther." Information is provided on the schedules of basketball and other sports.

The article highlights several sports television programs in the U.S. to be aired on February 17, 2007. The National Basketball Association's (NBA) weekend festivities continue with an All-star edition of "Inside the NBA" and "The Game's Most Spectacular Dunks: NBA Posterize!" Slamdunk champions Dirk Nowitzki and Nate Robinson defend their titles on "NBA All-Star Saturday Night."

The article provides information on the broadcast of several college basketball games in the U.S. on January 20, 2007. The game between Georgia Tech University and North Carolina will be shown on "College GameDay." Other games include Wisconsin at Illinois, Arizona at University of California in Los Angeles and Kansas at Texas Tech.

The article presents a list of sports programming that will be broadcast on television beginning on January 6, 2006. On January 7, ESPN2 will be airing the reality show "Michael Waltrip Racing: A New Era." The college football BCS Championships will be airing on Monday January 8 on Fox. The Denver Nuggets will be hosting the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday January 10 on ESPN.

This article discusses notable sporting events being televised during October and November of 2006. The National Basketball Association 2006-07 season starts on October 31, and games will be televised on both the ESPN and TNT television networks. Three National Football League games will be televised on November 23, 2006.

This article reports on the television broadcasting of sports in high definition (HD). Fox Sports Net is increasing the number of HD broadcasts across its regional channels. Fox Sports Net, which has affiliations with numerous Major League Baseball, National Basketball Association, and National Hockey League teams, will show nearly one thousand HD games in 2007. The Professional Golfers' Association Tour will also go HD on its weekend coverage of tour events in 2007.

The article offers information on several sports television programs to be aired in the U.S. on November 18, 2006. It includes a match between the football teams of Yale and Harvard University on ESPN, the Nextel Cup on SPEED, college basketball on VS and a boxing match between Manny Pacquiao and Eric Morales on PPV.

The article offers information on college basketball games to be aired on television in the U.S. in November 2006. CBE Classic game in Lubbock, Texas features coach Bob Knight. The Indiana team introduces its new coach Kelvin Sampson. According to analyst Jay Bilas, the Hoosiers team and forward D. J. White needed two wins to qualify for the National Invitation Tournament semi-finals in New York.

The article features the National Basketball Association's doubleheader basketball games to be aired on November 1, 2006 on the sports channel ESPN in the U.S. It includes the game between the teams Washington Wizards and Cleveland Cavaliers followed by the game between the Phoenix Suns and Los Angeles Clippers.

The article reports on a deal of ESPN with Big East Conference that ensures broader football and basketball coverage from the 16 college group in the U.S. A number of basketball games will be syndicated through ESPN Regional Television. At least 14 football games are guaranteed on ESPN by the agreement.

The article highlights several sports programs in the U.S., including FIBA World Championship, U.S. Open Today, and MLB Baseball.

This article previews four sports television programs which will air in the U.S. on August 17, 2006, including "PGA Championship," "WNBA Playoffs," "NFL Football" and "Ultimate Fighter 4: The Comeback."

Presents facts and figures related to TV broadcasting of sports in the U.S. Percentage increase in National Basketball Association playoff viewership; Number of viewers who tuned in to OLN for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals; Maximum number of ESPN.com Webcasts available for each of the 52 World Cup soccer games being shown on ESPN and ESPN2.

The article presents an interview with sportscaster Ahmad Rashad. Rashad talks about reporting for the National Basketball Association (NBA) basketball playoffs finals, his time playing in the National Football League, his television show "NBA Access with Ahmad Rashad," and his advice to young black sports reporters.

The article presents news briefs related to the entertainment industry. Spain's newest broadcaster, La Sexta, announced on Monday that it has bought Spanish broadcast rights to the World Cup of basketball, which will take place in Japan in August 2006. The U.S. accounted for 76% of Canada's imported cultural goods in 2005, but its share of the pie is shrinking, according to statistics released on Monday by Statistics Canada. "The Last Chip," by filmmaker Heng Tang, won the Grand Prix at Tokyo's eighth annual Short Shorts Film Festival over the weekend.

Highlights the episodes which will be aired for the TV basketball specials on ESPN on May 30, 2006. "WNBA 10th Anniversary Special"; "New York Liberty vs. the Indiana Fever"; "Los Angeles Sparks vs. the Chicago Sky."

Presents statistics on a variety of topics related to television broadcasting. Number of television viewers who watched the victory of Florida Gators over UCLA for the NCAA men's basketball championship; Percentage of registered voters polled by TV Watch; Copies of "King Kong" DVDs sold on its first week of release.

The article reports that CBS Broadcasting Inc. saw a decline in viewership on Saturday in its Final Four coverage that included the defeat of Cinderella story George Mason University and the ascension of the University of California in the National Collegiate Athletic Association men's basketball tournament. The first game averaged a 9.5 household rating/19 share as Florida University defeated George Mason University 73-58. That's down 8% compared with the 10.3/19 a year ago. But the decline was even sharper for the prime time game, in which the University of California beat LSU 59-45.

Presents a schedule of sports television programs in the U.S., as of March 20, 2006. NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament; Snowboarding; NBA Basketball.

Focuses on the television broadcasting of the National Collegiate Athletics Association Women's Basketball Tournament in the U.S. in 2006. Format for the tournament; Speculations on the performances of various teams.

Focuses on the television broadcasting of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Tournament in the U.S., as of March 2006. Speculations on the top teams in the tournament; Tips for betting on the teams.

The article details televised sports events for the week of February 10, 2006. The Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy will hold opening ceremonies. Saturday is the Duke vs. Maryland college basketball game. Peter Manfredo Jr. will fight Scott Pemberton, and in basketball the Detroit Pistons will play the Miami Heat; later is the Pro Bowl. The television program "Tackling Segregation" will detail a 1970 college football match up that opened Alabama's recruitment of African American players.

Previews the episodes of several sports television programs to be shown in the U.S. on February 12, 2006. "NFL Pro Bowl"; "College Basketball"; "NHL Hockey."

Previews the episodes of several sports television programs to be shown in the U.S. on February 11, 2006. "College Basketball"; "Golf"; "Auto Racing."

The article reports that the strong performance of the Major League Baseball club, the Cleveland Indians, and the National Basketball Association (NBA) team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, has benefited the Ohio regional sports broadcasting network, Fox Sports Ohio (FSO). Topics discussed include the average viewing rating of FSO during the teams' games, the impact of the teams' popularity on television advertisers and the key provisions of FSO's broadcasting contract with the Cavaliers.