81-812: Building in Alabama, United States Southeastern Conference Academic Consortium SECAC [REDACTED] Original SECAC building on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville, Arkansas . General information Address 2201 Richard Arrington Junior Boulevard North Town or city Birmingham, Alabama Country United States Client Southeastern Conference Owner Southeastern Conference The Southeastern Conference Academic Consortium in Birmingham, Alabama
162-1461: A locally operated news channel California [ edit ] Los Angeles KDOC-TV 56.1 Independent San Diego KUSI-TV 51.1 Also serves Tijuana , Baja California , Mexico due to close location to the U.S.–Mexico border San Francisco / Oakland KOFY-TV 20.1 Independent District of Columbia [ edit ] Washington, D.C. WDCW 50.1 The CW WDCW-DT3 50.3 This TV Alternate affiliate Florida [ edit ] Fort Myers / Naples WXCW 46.1 The CW Gainesville WOGX 51.1 Fox Semi-satellite of WOFL-TV/Orlando Jacksonville WJXT 4.1 Independent Miami / Fort Lauderdale WSFL-TV 39.1 The CW WSFL-DT2 39.2 Azteca America Orlando WOFL 35.1 Fox Panama City WJHG-DT2 7.2 The CW WECP-LD 18.2 MyNetworkTV / Jewelry Television Alternate affiliate Tallahassee WCTV 6.1 CBS WCTV -DT2 6.2 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate in Tallahassee Tampa / St. Petersburg WTTA 36.1 MyNetworkTV Georgia [ edit ] Albany WALB 10.1 NBC Atlanta WPCH-TV 17.1 Independent WPCH-TV
243-414: A national award-winning student yearbook, UATV, a student-run television station, and The Arkansas Traveler , a national-award-winning student newspaper established in 1906. The university is also home to two radio stations: KUAF , a public radio station and NPR affiliate, and KXUA , an eclectic student-run station. List of former SEC TV affiliates This
324-439: A program named "Razor's EDGE." The program was designed with a payback period of 13 years based upon projected electricity and water savings. The university also completed a study to install a cogeneration unit, which utilizes the heat given off by the natural gas power unit to heat the steam that is piped into campus buildings for climate control. This model replaces the current model ("business as usual" alternative), which uses
405-791: A utility power plant that exhausts heat to the atmosphere and a separate boiler plant to generate the steam, while also increasing efficiency of both processes. Altogether there are thirteen branches and six other units in the University of Arkansas System , including the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock ; four-year campuses in Fayetteville, Fort Smith , Little Rock , Monticello , and Pine Bluff ; and two-year community or technical college campuses in Batesville , De Queen , Helena-West Helena , Hope , Mena , North Little Rock , and Morrilton . Units also under
486-602: Is a list of original affiliates of the ESPN Plus -operated SEC TV , a syndicated sports programming package that was operated by ESPN Plus, a unit of ESPN, Inc. , and was in operation from September 5, 2009 until the end of the 2013–2014 basketball season, before the cable and satellite -exclusive SEC Network was launched in August of that year . All stations listed here are stations that have broadcast at least one Southeastern Conference football and/or basketball game from
567-2048: Is a program initiated by the Southeastern Conference for its member institutions to collaborate on academic and scholastic efforts. The consortium was established in 2005 in Fayetteville, Arkansas . References [ edit ] ^ "This is the SEC" (PDF) . p. 8 . Retrieved November 25, 2012 . ^ "University of Arkansas to House SEC Academic Consortium ." secsports.com. 31 October 2006. Article. Retrieved June 11, 2010. v t e Southeastern Conference Full members Alabama Crimson Tide Arkansas Razorbacks Auburn Tigers Florida Gators Georgia Bulldogs Kentucky Wildcats LSU Tigers and Lady Tigers Mississippi State Bulldogs Missouri Tigers Oklahoma Sooners Ole Miss Rebels South Carolina Gamecocks Tennessee Volunteers Texas Longhorns Texas A&M Aggies Vanderbilt Commodores [REDACTED] Championships and awards National championships Conference champions Media SEC Network ( SEC Nation - SEC Storied ) ESPN Former media outlets SEC on CBS CBS Sports Raycom Sports Jefferson Pilot Sports Lincoln Financial Sports SEC TV ( defunct ) ( list of affiliates ) Turner Sports Lorimar Sports Network ( defunct ) TVS Television Network ( defunct ) Related articles 2010–12 Southeastern Conference realignment Rugby Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Southeastern_Conference_Academic_Consortium&oldid=1170709202 " Categories : Southeastern Conference Buildings and structures in Birmingham, Alabama Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description
648-605: Is actively involved in many important decisions made on the University of Arkansas Campus. Perhaps the most significant program on campus, ASG, along with University Parking & Razorback Transit , and with the support of the DRJ-III Memorial Foundation, manage the Safe Ride program which gives students a safe ride home from any unsafe or uncomfortable situation. Arkansas is home of The Razorback ,
729-939: Is available in the mainland United States via DirecTV Ponce WTIN-TV 14.1 Full-power, full-time satellite of WAPA-TV/San Juan Mayaguez WNJX-TV 22.1 South Carolina [ edit ] Charleston WCIV 4.1 MyNetworkTV Columbia WOLO-TV 25.1 ABC WKTC 63.1 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate for the Columbia area Myrtle Beach / Florence WWMB 21.1 The CW Tennessee [ edit ] Chattanooga WDSI-TV 61.1 Fox WDSI-DT2 61.2 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate WFLI-TV 53.1 The CW Alternate affiliate (mainly basketball broadcasts); licensed to Cleveland Jackson WJKT 16.1 Fox Knoxville WVLT-TV 8.1 CBS Primary affiliate; now sharing local rights to
810-677: Is based out of ESPNU 's studios in Charlotte Greensboro / High Point / Winston-Salem WCWG 20.1 The CW Licensed to Lexington, North Carolina Greenville / New Bern / Washington, NC WITN-DT2 7.2 MyNetworkTV Raleigh - Durham - Fayetteville WNCN -DT2 17.2 Universal Sports (2008–2011) Antenna TV (2011–present) Licensed to Goldsboro Nevada [ edit ] Las Vegas KVMY 21.1 MyNetworkTV New Jersey [ edit ] Atlantic City WMCN-TV 44.1 Independent Serves
891-475: Is carried on most cable and satellite providers in Canada due to its Superstation status in that country Columbus, GA / Opelika / Phenix City, AL WXTX 54.1 Fox WTVM -DT2 9.2 Bounce TV Macon WGXA 24.1 Fox WRWR-LD (now WMUB-LD ) 38.1 My Family TV (2011–13) Cozi TV (2013–14) Now a France 24 affiliate with sports programming from
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#1732798391358972-595: Is different from Wikidata University of Arkansas The University of Arkansas ( U of A , UArk , or UA ) is a public land-grant research university in Fayetteville, Arkansas , United States. It is the flagship campus of the University of Arkansas System . Founded as Arkansas Industrial University in 1871, classes were first held in 1872, with its present name adopted in 1899. The university campus consists of 378 buildings spread across 512 acres (2.07 km ) of land in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Some well known architecture on campus includes Old Main ,
1053-546: Is graduate Alistair Cragg who competed for Ireland at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Greece. Other Olympians have included Michael Conley , Daniel Lincoln , Graham Hood , Wallace Spearmon , Paul Donovan , and Matt Hemingway . The team has a home indoor track at the Randal Tyson Track Center and outdoor field at John McDonnell Field , which hosted the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Track Championships. The team won
1134-1585: The ACC Network with CW affiliate WBXX-TV / Crossville WVLT-DT2 8.2 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate (mainly during basketball season, 2010–2014) Memphis WLMT 30.1 The CW Nashville WUXP-TV 30.1 MyNetworkTV Now carries sports programming from the ACC Network and the American Sports Network Tri-Cities, TN/VA ( Bristol, TN - VA / Kingsport / Johnson City, TN ) WCYB-TV 5.1 NBC WAPK-CA now WAPK-CD 36.1 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate (mainly during basketball season) WKPT-DT2 19.2 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate (mainly during basketball season); Full-power simulcast of WAPK-CD Texas [ edit ] Abilene KTES-LP 40.1 This TV Amarillo KCIT 14.1 Fox Austin KBVO (TV) 14.1 MyNetworkTV Simulcast on KBVO-CD /Austin Beaumont / Port Arthur KUIL-LD 12.1 MyNetworkTV Bryan / College Station KBTV-TV 3.1 CBS Semi-satellite of KWTX/Waco Corpus Christi KIII -DT2 3.2 Me-TV Dallas / Fort Worth KTXA 21.1 Independent Football-only affiliate KTXD-TV 47.1 Independent Men's and Women's Basketball only affiliate in
1215-1336: The American Sports Network Savannah WSAV-TV 3.1 NBC Broadcasts alter between WSAV and CW affiliate WSAV-DT2 Hawaii [ edit ] Honolulu KFVE 9.1 MyNetworkTV Hilo KGMD Full-time satellite of KFVE serving Hawaii's Big Island Wailuku KGMV 3.1 Full-power satellite of KFVE serving Maui Idaho [ edit ] Boise KTRV-DT2 12.2 Me-TV Served as an affiliate 2012–2014 Illinois [ edit ] Chicago WCIU-DT2 23.2 Independent Branded as "The U Too" since 2011; simulcast on WWME-CA 2011–2013 Rockford WTVO -DT2 17.2 MyNetworkTV Springfield / Decatur WRSP-TV 55.1 Fox Urbana / Champaign WCCU -DT2 27.2 Me-TV Iowa [ edit ] Ottumwa, IA / Kirksville, MO KYOU-TV 15.1 Fox Indiana [ edit ] Evansville WTVW 7.1 Independent Now an affiliate of The CW since 2013 Fort Wayne WFFT-TV 55.1 Fox Gary WHNW-LD 18.2 LeSEA/WHT Low-powered satellite station of WHME/South Bend to serve
1296-751: The Chicago, Illinois area Indianapolis WHMB-TV 40.1 LeSEA Also served an ACC Network outlet 2012–2015 WRTV -DT2 6.2 Hometown Sports Indiana Alternate affiliate South Bend WHME-DT2 46.1 WHT Kansas [ edit ] Wichita / Hutchinson KSCW-DT 33.1 The CW Also broadcast over translator KSCW-LD Wichita KWCH-DT 12.2 Independent (Local weather) Alternate affiliate (mainly in football) Kentucky [ edit ] Bowling Green WBKO 13.1 ABC Football and some men's basketball games aired WBKO-DT2 13.2 Fox Alternate affiliate in
1377-771: The Ozark Mountains , giving it the nickname "The Hill". The university was established under the Morrill Land-Grant Colleges Act of 1862. The university's founding also satisfied the provision in the Arkansas Constitution of 1868 that the General Assembly was to "establish and maintain a State University." Bids from state towns and counties determined the university's location. The citizens of Fayetteville and Washington County . pledged $ 130,000 toward securing
1458-849: The Philadelphia, Pennsylvania media market Ohio [ edit ] Cincinnati WSTR-TV 64.1 MyNetworkTV Columbus WTTE 28.1 Fox Dayton WRGT-TV 45.1 Fox Toledo WMNT-CA 48.1 MyNetworkTV Youngstown WYFX-LD 19.1 Fox WKBN -DT2 27.2 Full-power simulcast of WYFX-LD Oklahoma [ edit ] Oklahoma City KSBI 52.1 Independent Tulsa KGEB 53.1 Golden Eagle Broadcasting Pennsylvania [ edit ] Pittsburgh WPMY 22.1 MyNetworkTV Football-only affiliate Puerto Rico [ edit ] San Juan WAPA-TV 4.1 Independent This station
1539-405: The Randal Tyson Track Center and outdoor facilities at John McDonnell Field located on the University of Arkansas campus. The women teams at the University of Arkansas are also referred to as Razorbacks. There are 11 varsity women sports: basketball, cross country, indoor and outdoor track , golf , gymnastics , soccer , softball , swimming & diving , tennis , and volleyball . Among
1620-527: The Southeastern Conference (SEC) with eight men's teams and eleven women's teams in thirteen sports. The university is known for its traditions, including Calling the Hogs at sports events, and the Senior Walk, more than 4 miles (6.4 km) of campus sidewalk etched with the names of all UA graduates since 1871. The University of Arkansas was founded in 1871 on the site of a hilltop farm that overlooked
1701-541: The Southeastern Conference in 1991, where Arkansas has remained. From 1915 to 1991, the Razorbacks won the SWC championship 13 times and the national championship in the 1964 season , with great success coming under coaches Frank Broyles , Lou Holtz and Ken Hatfield . Today, the team plays its home games on campus at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium , or at War Memorial Stadium , located in Little Rock , making
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#17327983913581782-2312: The Washington, D.C. area Comcast SportsNet California Comcast SportsNet Northern California , Southern Oregon , Western Nevada Fox Sports Detroit Fox Sports Networks northeast Indiana , Michigan , northwest Ohio , and northeast Wisconsin Fox Sports Southwest Arkansas , Louisiana , Oklahoma , and Texas MSG Independent Connecticut , New Jersey, and New York SWX Right Now Independent Spokane, Washington WatchESPN ESPN USA Nationwide (cable and satellite subscribers only) ESPN GamePlan ESPN Full Court ESPN3 American Forces Network United States Armed Forces References [ edit ] ^ "ESPN Regional TV and SEC introduce 'SEC Network' " . University of Florida Athletics Department. July 22, 2009 . Retrieved June 6, 2013 . ^ SEC Network Basketball Affiliates . University of Tennessee Athletics (2011) ( UTsports.com ). ^ ESPN Regional TV Introduces ?SEC Network,' Announces Affiliates (2009). University of Mississippi Athletic Dept. ^ "SEC TV Affiliates – Matt's College Sports on TV" (PDF) . Matt's College Sports on TV. January 24, 2014 . Retrieved January 27, 2014 . ^ "SEC TV Affiliates for 2014 SEC Tournament" . University of Florida Athletics Department. March 13, 2014 . Retrieved March 13, 2014 . ^ SEC Network Football Affiliates . University of Tennessee Athletics (2011) ( UTsports.com ). ^ 2012 SEC Network Affiliates – ESPN MediaZone ^ SEC Network Clearances for 9-17-2011 – Ole Miss @ Vanderbilt ^ Calipari, John (February 19, 2013). "SEC Network affiliates for UK-Vandy – CoachCal.com" . John Calipari 's Website ( CoachCal.com ). Retrieved October 29, 2015. ^ SEC TV AFFILIATE CLEARANCE LIST ( 2014 SEC men's basketball tournament ). ^ "Jefferson Pilot Sports SEC Football Game of
1863-501: The #1 Arizona State Sun Devils . A weekend series with LSU in 2007 drew 29,931, which is the SEC all-time attendance record for a three-game series. Women's Softball: The Arkansas Razorback softball team plays their home games at Bogle Park , located on the University of Arkansas campus. Bogle Park was made possible thanks to the lead gift made by Bob and Marilyn Bogle and the Bogle family, who have also made significant contributions to
1944-462: The 2009, 2010, and 2012 SEC Indoor Track Championships, along with the 2009 and 2011 SEC Outdoor Championships and the 2010, 2011 and 2012 SEC Cross Country Championships. The men's track and field team won the triple crown in 2012. Women's Track and Field: The women's track and field team won its first national championship at the 2015 NCAA Indoor Championships, held in Fayetteville. Coached by Lance Harter, team members took first place in pole vault,
2025-552: The 3-meter and 1-meter springboard events. There are over 350 registered student organizations on campus including special interest, religious, international and cultural organizations, honorary and professional service groups, and more. The most recognized student organization on campus is the Associated Student Government, sometimes simply called "ASG." The student government is active in managing student fees, meeting with key university administrators and
2106-565: The 3000-meter run and the distance-medley relay. Top competitors include Olympians Veronica Campbell-Brown and Deena Kastor , who set the American marathon record at the 2006 London Marathon . Since then, the team has won four NCAA Division I championships, two in indoor track and field, and two in outdoor track and field. The team also swept the 2019 calendar, winning the indoor, outdoor and cross country national championships. The athletes have access to indoor training and racing facilities at
2187-502: The Arkansas men's track and field and cross country teams are the most decorated teams in the athletics department. The program has won a total of 41 national titles (19 Indoor Championships, 11 Outdoor Championships, and 11 Cross Country Championships ), the last being the 2013 Indoor Track and Field National Championship (the 2004 and 2005 Outdoor Championships were later vacated due to NCAA infractions). One of its most famous stars
2268-889: The Columbia, MO area Joplin KSNF 16.1 NBC Kansas City, MO - KS KSMO-TV 62.1 MyNetworkTV KMCI-TV 38.1 Independent Football-only affiliate Springfield KOZL-TV 27.1 Independent Was a Fox affiliate at time of sign-up with SEC TV until 2011; now serving as a MyNetworkTV affiliate since 2014 KSPR-DT2 33.2 The CW SEC TV's Springfield, MO outlet 2011–2014 Simulcast on translator K15CZ St. Joseph KNPN-LD 26.1 Fox St. Louis KPLR-TV 11.1 The CW North Carolina [ edit ] Asheville, NC / Greenville / Spartanburg, SC WYCW 62.1 The CW Charlotte WAXN-TV 64.1 Independent Licensed to Kannapolis Flagship station since SEC TV
2349-1990: The Dallas market Houston KUBE-TV 57.1 Independent Licensed to Baytown, Texas ; football-only affiliate Lubbock KMYL-LP 14.1 MyNetworkTV Football-only affiliate KJTV-DT2 34.2 Independent (Locally operated Weather Channel) Branded as Fox 34 News Now; Men's and women's basketball affiliate Midland / Odessa KOSA-DT2 7.2 MyNetworkTV Football-only affiliate San Antonio KMYS 35.1 The CW Licensed to Kerrville, Texas Tyler / Longview KFXK-TV 51.1 Fox KTPN-LD 47.1 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate; simulcast over KFXK-DT2 51.2/Tyler KLPN-LD 48.1 Satellite of KTPN-LD/Tyler Waco / Temple / Bryan KCEN-TV 6.1 NBC KWTX-TV 10.2 The CW Alternate affiliate Virginia [ edit ] Charlottesville WAHU-CD 2 27.2 MyNetworkTV Norfolk / Newport News WSKY-TV 4.1 Independent West Virginia [ edit ] Huntington / Charleston WSAZ-TV 3.1 NBC WSAZ-DT2 3.2 MyNetworkTV/This TV Alternate affiliate Wisconsin [ edit ] La Crossee KQEG-CA 23 FamilyNet (until 2013) Ion Television /AMGTV (since 2013) Licensed to La Crescent, Minn. Madison WISC-DT2 3.2 MyNetworkTV Milwaukee WMLW-TV 49.1 Independent Licensed to Racine Regional sports networks and other platforms [ edit ] Channel Network affiliation Areas served Altitude Sports and Entertainment Independent Colorado , Kansas , Montana , Nebraska , New Mexico , South Dakota , Utah , and Wyoming Comcast Network Delaware , Maryland , New Jersey , New York , Pennsylvania , Virginia , West Virginia , and
2430-587: The Department of Physics researched superconductivity , the phenomenon whereby Direct Current (DC) electricity, once started, can flow essentially forever. The Thallium -based material they discovered at Arkansas held the world's record for high temperature, 125K, for five years (1988–93) and drew international attention to the university. Their work led to patents and a manufacturing agreement, as well as further advances in high-density electronics. University of Arkansas plant pathologists conducted research in
2511-481: The Fayetteville campus: Vitamin E was co-discovered by UA Agricultural Chemistry Professor Barnett Sure. Sure co-discovered vitamin E and extended knowledge of how vitamin E, amino acids, and B-vitamins function on reproduction and lactation. Kik also developed the process for parboiling rice (a major agricultural crop in the state) to increase retention of vitamins and shorten cooking time. Sure and Kik were Agricultural Experiment Station scientists and professors in
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2592-675: The GymBacks, practice at the Bev Lewis Center for Women's Athletics and compete in Barnhill Arena . As for the 2020 season, the team now holds seven beam titles and nine floor titles. The GymBacks started the 2020 season ranked #19 by the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association. This is the 14th year in a row the gymnastics team has been ranked in the top 20. Volleyball: The Razorback volleyball team practices and plays in
2673-2260: The Lexington area Louisville WBNA 21.1 Ion Television WAVE-TV 3.1 NBC Alternate affiliate Hazard WYMT-TV 57.1 CBS Semi-satellite of WKYT/Lexington Paducah, KY / Cape Girardeau, MO WDKA 49.1 MyNetworkTV Standard definition simulcast of this station is available over KBSI-DT2/Cape Girardeau WPSD-TV 6.1 NBC Alternate affiliate WPSD-DT2 6.2 RTV (now Heartland ) Louisiana [ edit ] Alexandria KLAX-TV 31.1 ABC Some games aired on Me-TV affiliated KLAX-DT2 Baton Rouge WAFB-TV 9.1 CBS WBXH-CD 16.1 MyNetworkTV Lafayette KADN-TV 15.1 Fox KLAF-LD 46.1 MyNetworkTV Became an NBC affiliate in 2015 Monroe KARD 14.1 Fox Licensed to West Monroe New Orleans WWL-TV 4.1 CBS Football-only affiliate WGNO 26.1 ABC Alternate affiliate, during basketball season WNOL-DT2 38.1 This TV WUPL 54.1 MyNetworkTV WBXN-CD 18.1 Translator of WUPL WNOL-DT2 38.1 This TV Shreveport, LA / Texarkana, TX - AR KMSS-TV 33.1 Fox KSHV-TV 45.1 MyNetworkTV Minnesota [ edit ] Minneapolis / St. Paul WUCW 23.1 The CW Mississippi [ edit ] Biloxi / Gulfport WXXV-TV 25.1 Fox EXXV-TV Various MyNetworkTV Cable-only station; alternate affiliate Columbus, Mississippi / Tupelo WCBI-TV 4.1 CBS WCBI-DT3 4.3 The CW/ The CW Plus Alternate affiliate Greenwood / Greenville WABG-TV 6.1 ABC Jackson WJTV 12.1 CBS Meridian WGBC 30.1 Fox Missouri [ edit ] Cape Girardeau KBSI -DT2 23.2 MyNetworkTV Full-power repeater of WDKA/ Paducah, Kentucky Columbia / Jefferson City KQFX-LD 22.1 Fox KMIZ-TV 17.1 ABC Alternate affiliate for
2754-544: The SEC has its headquarters). The University of Arkansas offers more than 200 programs of study leading to bachelors, masters, doctoral, and law degrees. Academic programs are organized into numerous departments and schools based out of the ten primary colleges on the main campus. The following degree-granting academic divisions are located on the Fayetteville campus: The Honors College and Global Campus do not award degrees but provide degree programs with honors coursework and distance education opportunities, respectively, for
2835-533: The Second Empire style, was the primary instructional and administrative building. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places . Its design was based on the plans for the main academic building at the University of Illinois , which has since been demolished. At Arkansas. the taller tower is the bell tower, and the shorter tower is the clock tower. In addition to the regular chimes of
2916-2827: The South SEC TV (ESPN Plus) Stadium Tuff TV Twist UPN Urban America Television V-me WB v t e National sports broadcasting in the United States Sports broadcasting contracts in the United States Broadcast Major Networks CBS Sports CW Sports ESPN on ABC Fox Sports NBC Sports Other Scripps Sports Telemundo Deportes TUDN on Univision Cable General beIN Sports beIN Sports en Español CBS Sports Network ESPN ESPN2 ESPNews ESPN Deportes FS1 FS2 Fox Deportes Next Level Sports TUDN (Univision Sports) TyC Sports Pro league affiliated MLB Network Extra Innings Strike Zone NBA TV NBA League Pass NFL Network NFL RedZone NHL Network NHL Center Ice Occasional AXS TV CBS Sports : Nickelodeon NBC Sports : CNBC USA Network Universo TNT Sports : HBO TBS TNT TruTV College specific ACC Network Big Ten Network ESPNU SEC Network Sport specific Fox Soccer Plus Golf Channel MAVTV Racetrack Television Network Tennis Channel Willow Gambling FanDuel TV FanDuel Racing Outdoor The Cowboy Channel The Action Channel Outdoor Channel Sportsman Channel World Fishing Network Pursuit Channel Streaming General DAZN ESPN+ FloSports Red Bull TV Stadium Venu Sports Pro league affiliated MLB Network MLB.tv MLS Season Pass NBA League Pass NFL+ ( NFL RedZone ) NFL Sunday Ticket NHL.TV Occasional Apple TV+ Max ( TNT Sports ) Netflix Paramount+ ( CBS Sports ) Peacock ( NBC Sports ) Prime Video ( MGM+ ) The Roku Channel Tubi ( Fox Sports ) Sport specific T2 Gambling FanDuel TV+ Outdoor Cowboy Channel+ MyOutdoorTV Combat sports TrillerNet Triller TV+ TrillerPass Honor Club TNA+ UFC Fight Pass WWE Network v t e Regional sports broadcasting in
2997-532: The UA Department of Agricultural Chemistry, which merged in 1964 with Home Economics, now the School of Human Environmental Sciences. In the 1920s, Loy Barton, an engineering graduate student at the University of Arkansas, set forth the principle of high-level Class B plate modulation for radio transmission and developed the technology that allowed small- and medium-size AM radio stations to flourish across
3078-1238: The UA System include the Clinton School of Public Service , the Criminal Justice Institute, the Arkansas Archeological Survey, the Division of Agriculture , the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, and the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts . The University of Arkansas was the home for the Southeastern Conference Academic Consortium , SECAC, where the 14 member schools of the Southeastern Conference pool resources to assist each other academically (the Consortium later relocated to Birmingham, Alabama, where
3159-698: The US Women's Volleyball tryouts in February 2020. Swim and Dive: In 2016, the swim and dive team placed 11th at the SEC Conference Championship and, the following year, the team placed 10th. The 2020–21 season was kicked off on November 7, with the team facing the Missouri Tigers. There were fourteen events held that day and the Razorbacks won seven of them. The impressive Brooke Schultz , earned NCAA Zone qualifying scores on
3240-738: The USDA and others for construction of the Rosen Center for Alternative Pest Control. The mascot for the University of Arkansas is the Razorback , a type of wild boar, and Arkansas teams are often referred to as the Hogs (shortened version of Razorbacks). The school competes in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) in Division I of the NCAA . From 1971 through 2007, Arkansas had completely separate men's and women's athletic departments. On January 1, 2008,
3321-2171: The United States FanDuel Sports Network Detroit Miami Florida Sun Midwest Indiana Kansas City North Cleveland Ohio Great Lakes Southeast South Southwest Oklahoma New Orleans Los Angeles West SoCal Wisconsin Fenway Sports Group NESN SportsNet Pittsburgh MSG Entertainment MSG Network MSGSN MSG Western NY NBC Sports Regional Networks Bay Area Boston California Philadelphia SportsNet New York (part ownership) Sinclair Broadcast Group Nevada Sports Net Marquee Sports Network (part-ownership) YES Network (part-ownership) Spectrum Sports Hawaii Kansas City Los Angeles Spectrum SportsNet SportsNet LA SportsNet New York (part ownership) Gray Television Arizona's Family Sports Gulf Coast Sports & Entertainment Network Peachtree Sports Network Silver State Sports & Entertainment Network Independent Altitude Sports BYU TV Sports Chicago Sports Network Cyclones.tv LFSN Longhorn Network MASN MLB Local Media Monumental Sports Network Root Sports Northwest Space City Home Network Buckeye Cable Sports Midco Sports Nevada Sports Net Scripps Sports (local broadcast) SWX Right Now v t e Defunct television sports networks in
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3402-3185: The United States National America One American Sports Classics American Sports Network Back9Network Baseball Network CNN/SI ESPN 3D ESPN Classic ESPN Goal Line & Bases Loaded ESPN Events Football Network Fox Soccer Lorimar Sports Network Mizlou NBCSN NHL Network (1975–1979) NewSport One World Sports ONTV Olympic Channel Speed SportsChannel America Stadium College Sports Sports Network Universal Sports Network Regional 4SD ACC RSN Arizona Sports Programming Network/Cox Sports AT&T SportsNet Root Sports Utah AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain Bally Sports Arizona New Orleans San Diego Carolinas SE Comcast SportsNet Southeast Southwest Cox Sports Empire Fox Sports Networks Carolinas Chicago Houston Tennessee GiantsVision Hawkvision MountainWest NBC Sports Chicago NBC Sports Northwest Oregon Sports Network Pac-12 Network PASS Sports Prime Sports Prime Sports Upper Midwest PRISM Royals Sports San Diego Cable Sports Network Spectrum Spectrum Sports Carolinas Florida New York Ohio Texas Wisconsin SportsChannel Cincinnati Los Angeles Philadelphia Sports Time Sportsvision Sportsvue Victory Sports One Syndication Raycom Sports ( ACC Network ) Big 12 Network SEC TV TVS Out-of-market ESPN College Extra ESPN Full Court ESPN GamePlan NCAA Mega March Madness MLS Direct Kick NASCAR Hot Pass O. Out-of-market sports packages P. Premium channel Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_former_SEC_TV_affiliates&oldid=1196312533 " Category : Lists of American television network affiliates Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description
3483-619: The United States. Barnett later joined RCA and continued research on broadcast technology into the 1960s. The most widely implemented automated mail sorting equipment in the world–the Wide Area Bar Code Reader–was developed by the University of Arkansas College of Engineering . A $ 50,000 grant from the United States Postal Service (USPS) to Professors Dwight F. Mix and J.E. Bass in 1989 began
3564-599: The University of Arkansas campus is adjacent to Dickson Street , which is one of the premier entertainment districts in the state. To the south of the university is Fayetteville High School , which contains nationally recognized academic and athletics programs. The buildings listed individually or as contributing properties to the University of Arkansas Campus Historic District on the United States National Register of Historic Places for their architectural or historic significance are: One of
3645-564: The University of Arkansas in 1872, following the university's opening in 1871 during the Reconstruction era , to “prepare for the ministry of the Episcopal Church”. He is noted as having a grade average deemed excellent. Alongside McGahee, two other African American men, Mark W. Alexander and Isom Washington, are noted as having attended Arkansas Industrial College, however no record of their enrollment has been found. Following
3726-626: The University of Arkansas the only Division I program with two home stadia. Arkansas has also had recent success in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) era, obtaining its first BCS berth in the 2011 Sugar Bowl and climbing as high as #3 in the BCS rankings in 2011 under Bobby Petrino . Men's Basketball: The men's basketball team plays their home games in Bud Walton Arena on the University of Arkansas campus, one of
3807-3715: The Week – 1997 Television Schedule" . Jefferson Pilot Sports . Archived from the original October 5, 1997. Retrieved November 18, 2014. ^ SEC TV Affiliate List for UK-Mississippi State . John Calipari . January 2014. ^ ESPN Regional TV Introduces 'SEC Network,' Announces Affiliates ^ "WVLT & MyVLT-2 a part of ESPN Regional Television SEC Football & Basketball Games" . WVLT-TV . July 21, 2009. External links [ edit ] Southeastern Conference 2012 SEC Network Affiliates (ESPN Media Zone) v t e Southeastern Conference Full members Alabama Crimson Tide Arkansas Razorbacks Auburn Tigers Florida Gators Georgia Bulldogs Kentucky Wildcats LSU Tigers and Lady Tigers Mississippi State Bulldogs Missouri Tigers Oklahoma Sooners Ole Miss Rebels South Carolina Gamecocks Tennessee Volunteers Texas Longhorns Texas A&M Aggies Vanderbilt Commodores [REDACTED] Championships and awards National championships Conference champions Media SEC Network ( SEC Nation - SEC Storied ) ESPN Former media outlets SEC on CBS CBS Sports Raycom Sports Jefferson Pilot Sports Lincoln Financial Sports SEC TV ( defunct ) ( list of affiliates ) Turner Sports Lorimar Sports Network ( defunct ) TVS Television Network ( defunct ) Related articles 2010–12 Southeastern Conference realignment Rugby v t e United States broadcast television affiliate stations Major ABC ( state / table / former ) CBS ( state / table / former ) The CW / The CW Plus ( state / table / former ) Fox ( state / table / former ) MyNetworkTV ( current ) NBC ( state / table / former ) PBS ( current / former ) News Newsmax TV NewsNet WeatherNation TV Classic/Scripted Antenna TV Buzzr Charge! Comet Cozi TV Catchy Comedy Fave TV Get Grit Heroes & Icons Ion Mystery Ion Plus Laff MeTV MeTV+ MeTV Toons Movies! Rewind TV Start TV Story Television Sports Rev'n Ethnic Bounce TV Dabl Diya TV TheGrio.TV Lifestyle/Reality/Shopping Create ( state / table ) Defy HSN Merit Street The Nest Localish Quest TBD Music The Country Network Heartland Legal/True crime Court TV Oxygen True Crime Network Other NASA TV PBS Kids World Youtoo America Ion Television ( O&O / autonomous ) Spanish-language Estrella ( O&O / current / former ) LATV ( current / former ) Telemundo ( O&O / state / table (current) / former ) UniMás ( O&O / current / former ) Univision ( O&O / state / table (current) / former ) Religious Daystar Family Channel Hope Channel 3ABN TBN World Harvest Television Defunct ACC Network (Raycom Sports) America One American Sports Network Azteca América Cheddar Circle DuMont MHz Worldview MTV2 MundoMax NET NTA Network One NHL Network (Hughes) The Works TheCoolTV PTEN Qubo Soul of
3888-460: The clock, the university's Alma Mater plays at 5 pm every day. Old Main contains classrooms, the restored Giffels Auditorium, as well as the administrative offices of the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences . The lawn at Old Main serves as an arboretum. Beginning with the class of 1876, the names of students at University of Arkansas are inscribed in "Senior Walk" and wind across campus for more than four miles. More recently,
3969-461: The early 1970s that led to COLLEGO, the first biological herbicide for weed control in a field crop. Other UA scientists and students worked on the project that resulted in EPA registration of COLLEGO by Upjohn in 1982 for control of northern jointvetch in rice and soybeans. The work provided a model used worldwide to develop biological herbicides. Leadership in this area helped the U of A obtain grants from
4050-583: The end of Reconstruction, the racial dynamic shifted at the university and it is unknown if McGahee was able to continue his education following 1873. Former state senator and U.S. congressman John N. Tillman served as president of the University of Arkansas from 1905 to 1912. In the Arkansas State Senate he proposed the Separate Coach Law of 1891, a Jim Crow law to segregate African American passengers. The bill became law and
4131-440: The event of scheduling conflicts WBKO-DT3 13.3 The CW / The CW Plus Women's basketball and some men's basketball games Lexington WKYT 27.1 CBS Primary affiliate in Lexington; Longtime syndicated SEC sports broadcast partner (under Jefferson Pilot / Lincoln Financial / Raycom Sports 1987 to 2009 and SEC TV from 2009 to 2014) WKYT-DT2 27.2 The CW Alternate affiliate in
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#17327983913584212-580: The first permanent academic building erected. It offers over 200 academic programs. As of Fall 2023, total enrollment was 32,140. The university is classified among "R1: Doctoral Universities – Very high research activity" and had spent $ 164.4 million on research in FY 2021. The University of Arkansas's athletic teams, the Arkansas Razorbacks , compete in NCAA Division I as members of
4293-607: The largest home arenas in college basketball. The team won the 1994 National Championship under coach Nolan Richardson , and has been to six Final Fours (1941, 1945, 1978, 1990, 1994, 1995). Arkansas basketball was the winningest program in the Southwest Conference, winning the conference 22 times, the most of any of the SWC schools. This conference dominance led the Hogs to be named the eighth-best program in history by Street and Smith 's magazine. Women's Basketball: The Razorback women's basketball team, like
4374-419: The legendary Barnhill Arena , which used to house the men's and women's basketball teams before moving to Bud Walton Arena in 1993. As of 2013, the volleyball team had made 11 NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2015, the Razorbacks were one of just three teams ranked top 10 nationally in both hitting percentage and opponent hitting percentage. In more recent years, four Razorback volleyball players were invited to
4455-532: The lowest seed (#9) in the west to advance. On March 7, 2020, the team made it to the semifinals in the SEC tournament in Greenville, South Caroline , with coach Mike Neighbors and were ranked #22 for the 2019–20 season, which has been the team's highest ranking since January 2011. This was also the first time the Lady Razorbacks have been ranked in the top 25 since 2015 and started off the season in
4536-503: The men's basketball team, plays home games in Bud Walton Arena, often referred to as the "Basketball Palace of Mid-America." The building is located on the University of Arkansas campus. The women's basketball team completed its 39th season in 2014–15, and has made 21 post season appearances. The Razorbacks made their first NCAA Women's Final Four appearance in 1998, with the help of team leader Christy Smith , and made history as
4617-498: The most successful women teams are volleyball with 11 SEC Western Division titles; cross country with more SEC championships than any member institution; basketball with 12 postseason appearances in 30 years, including the 1998 NCAA Final Four; track & field with six SEC titles and the first back-to-back women's SEC triple crowns; and gymnastics, nationally ranked since the start of the program in 2002 with five NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship appearances. Sprinter Veronica Campbell
4698-475: The names of all the recipients of honorary degrees were added, including J. Edgar Hoover , Queen Noor , President Bill Clinton , and Hillary Clinton . One unusual structure at Arkansas is the Chi Omega Greek Theatre , a gift to the school by the sorority's national headquarters. It marked the first time a national sorority presented a memorial of its foundation to the institution where it
4779-428: The research and development effort. By 1999, more than 15,000 University of Arkansas bar code readers were located in every major USPS facility, increasing the efficiency of processing 20 billion pieces of mail a year at a savings of $ 200 million. This R&D effort has spawned four additional electronic systems to help the USPS "read the mail." During the 1980s, Professors Allen Hermann and Zhengzhi Sheng of
4860-1468: The service. Original affiliates [ edit ] Designated Market Area Station Channel Affiliation (at time of SEC TV closure) Notes/References Alabama [ edit ] Birmingham / Tuscaloosa / Anniston WTTO 21.1 The CW Primary affiliate for the Birmingham area WABM 68.1 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate Dothan WTVY 4.1 CBS Primary affiliate WTVY-DT2 4.2 MyNetworkTV / Me-TV Alternate affiliate WTVY-DT3 4.3 The CW Alternate affiliate Huntsville WZDX 54.1 Fox WZDX-DT2 54.2 MyNetworkTV Alternate affiliate Mobile, AL - Pensacola, FL WJTC 44.1 Independent Montgomery WSFA 12.1 NBC WSFA-DT2 12.2 RTV Alternate affiliate Alaska [ edit ] Anchorage KTBY 4.1 Fox Football-only affiliate Arkansas [ edit ] Fort Smith KHBS 40.1 ABC Fayetteville KHOG 29.1 Satellite station of KHBS/Fort Smith Jonesboro KAIT 8.1 KAIT -DT2 8.2 Independent (Local weather channel) Alternate affiliate; now serving as an NBC affiliate Little Rock KATV 7.1 ABC Arizona [ edit ] Phoenix KTVK-DT2 3.2 This TV Now
4941-432: The state, a supreme court ruling that stated law students be allowed to study in the state they intended to practice, and the means for admitting African-American students to address legal education being seen as affordable and equitable. In the fall of 1948 changes were made to the university's segregation policy, which allowed for the admittance of African American students into regular classes. The first to follow Hunt
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#17327983913585022-525: The top 25 since 2002. Men's Baseball: The Arkansas baseball team has had success both in the Southwest Conference, and in the Southeastern Conference. Between 1979 and 1989, the Diamond Hogs appeared in the College World Series four times, including a runner-up finish in 1979. Since joining the SEC, the team has been to the 2004 , 2009 , 2012 , 2015 , 2018 , 2019 and 2022 College World Series . The team plays home games in Baum Stadium , recognized in 1998 by Baseball America magazine as being one of
5103-412: The top collegiate ballparks in America, and was #3 in 2009 according to Rivals.com . The stadium has recently undergone expansion, including 20 new skyboxes (34 in all) and seats behind the bullpen in left field, and further expansion to enclose the park with seating has been included in the Athletic Facilities Master Plan. On April 7, 2009, a stadium record 11,044 fans saw a 7–3 Razorbacks victory over
5184-489: The two departments merged, leaving fellow SEC school Tennessee as the only remaining NCAA Division I school with separate men's and women's athletic programs. A football team began representing the University of Arkansas in 1894 and has since become one of the nation's top 25 programs in terms of all-time wins at the Football Bowl Subdivision level. The program was a charter member of the Southwest Conference (SWC) in 1915 and remained in that conference until departing for
5265-461: The university and the Athletics Department over the course of many years. An event celebrating the naming was held Friday, October 26, 2009. The Lady Razorbacks participate in the Western Division of the Southeastern Conference, also known as the SEC. The team has made NCAA Tournament appearances in: 2000 , 2002 , 2008 , 2009 , 2010 , 2012 , 2013 , 2017 , 2018 , and 2019 . Men's Track and Field: The most successful program in NCAA history,
5346-424: The university created the Black Studies Advisory Committee to facilitate the creation of a Black Studies program, which began in the fall semester of 1968 with 19 courses offered. In 1990 Gordon Daniel Morgan , a professor of sociology at the university and an alumnus of its graduate school, wrote The Edge of Campus: A Journal of the Black Experience at the University of Arkansas with his wife Izola. In 2004,
5427-401: The university provided resources to help support the program, establishing the John White Scholarship, Sankofa Registered Student Organization, and Ghana study abroad tour. In 2008, The Black Studies program was renamed the African and African American Studies (AAST) program and expanded its course offerings and student enrollment. In 2014, the program moved to a new space in Memorial Hall and
5508-518: The university's signature building. The building has remained on campus despite its recommended removal in the 1925 master plan from the architects of Jamieson and Spearl. This plan included destruction of all existing campus buildings and reconstruction in the Collegiate Gothic style. Several buildings were built in this style near the core of campus, including the Vol Walker Hall , Engineering Hall , Chemistry Building , Agriculture Building , and Home Economics Building . The plan ran out of funds and
5589-473: The university's stated goals is "promote environmental sustainability", a goal being aggressively pursued through several construction improvement projects on campus in recent years. In 2008, Arkansas adopted a climate action plan, including the goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2020 and to become carbon-neutral by 2040. In 2008, the university signed a $ 22.9 million contract with Energy Systems Group to make energy improvements to 56 buildings,
5670-435: The university, a sum that proved to be more than other offers. This was in response to the competition created by the Arkansas General Assembly's Organic Act of 1871, providing for the "location, organization and maintenance of the Arkansas Industrial University with a normal department [i.e., teacher education] therein." Classes started on January 22, 1872. Completed in 1875, Old Main , a two-towered brick building designed in
5751-407: The university. As a result, race relations at the University of Arkansas greatly improved. Arkansas was freely admitting African American students as early as 1957, while many southern states still prohibited black students from attending all white universities. The events in Little Rock at this time did some damage to race relations at the university that would not be fixed for some time. In 1969,
5832-564: The war. Roy Wilkins , administrator of the NAACP, wrote in 1950 that Arkansas was the "very first of the Southern states to accept the new trend without fighting a delaying action or attempting to... limit, if not nullify, bare compliance." A large part of Hunt's success was due to three advantages found in Arkansas: there were no laws on the books specifically prohibiting mixed education in
5913-544: The western side of Fayetteville, Arkansas . Among the 378 buildings on the campus, 11 buildings have been added to the National Register of Historic Places individually, with most buildings in the historic core being named as contributing properties to the University of Arkansas Campus Historic District . Construction began on Old Main in 1873 and was completed by 1875 in the Second Empire architectural style. Built with local brick and sandstone , Old Main serves as
5994-446: Was a law school student by the name of Jackie L. Shropshire, would later go on to become the university's first black graduate in 1951. 1952 University of Arkansas Medical School graduate Edith Irby Jones , who was also admitted to the University of Arkansas in 1948, would be the first African American to be admitted in any Southern school. Several African American students followed in his footsteps, attending various graduate programs at
6075-926: Was added to the University Core. A year later, an online minor and graduate certificate in African and African American Studies was established. The university hosted its first annual AAST Graduate Fellows search symposium in 2016 and established the Roy S. Bryce-Laporte scholarship later in 2018. In 2019, the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees voted to rename halls B and C of the Northwest Quad in honor of Gordon Morgan and Margaret Clark, respectively. The university has also hosted guest lectures by Aldon D. Morris , Carol Anderson , and Nikole Hannah-Jones related to African and African American studies. The University of Arkansas campus sweeps across hilltops on
6156-501: Was both a good and bad idea for a black student to attend the university. African American students were permitted to attend the university, under the condition that they enroll as graduate or law students, and be taught in segregated classes. Unfortunately, Silas Hunt was only able to complete one year of education. In April 1949, Hunt was admitted to the VA hospital, where he later died of tuberculosis, aggravated by injuries he had sustained in
6237-801: Was designed by Fayetteville native Edward Durell Stone , who also designed Radio City Music Hall and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The buildings are indicative of Stone's idiosyncratic modern style which included patterns of ornament. Stone also designed a fraternity house, now used for academic purposes, and an apartment complex named Carlson Terrace on campus, which has since been demolished. The east end of
6318-499: Was enforced for many decades. The University of Arkansas admitted Silas Herbert Hunt of Texarkana, an African American veteran of World War II to the university's School of Law in 1948. Hunt's enrollment was regarded as the first successful school integration below the Mason–Dixon line of that era. While Hunt was admitted into the university, his attendance was not met without controversy. With extremely mixed reviews stating that it
6399-536: Was founded. Chi Omega was organized in 1895, at the University of Arkansas, and is the mother (Psi) chapter of the national organization. The largest crowd ever assembled in the theatre was for a concert by the Army Air Corps Band during World War II. From 1934 to 1991, the space under the stage was used for a rifle range by the Army ROTC. The first African American student, James McGahee, attended
6480-455: Was never completed, leading to a somewhat haphazard arrangement of buildings after the 1930s. The university's oldest tradition is Senior Walk, which contains the names of graduates from each class of the university. Beginning at the front steps of Old Main and running along the sidewalks across campus, Senior Walk is adorned with more than 170,000 names of former students. This tradition is unique to American universities. The Fine Arts Center
6561-480: Was the first Razorback woman to win a gold medal in the Olympics, with marathoner Deena Kastor , an alumna, bringing home a bronze medal in 2004. Gymnastics: In 2019, Jordyn Wieber was hired as the University of Arkansas head coach, following the retirement of Mark Cook. Wieber has a very impressive background, as she was one of the " Fierce Five ," in the 2012 Summer Olympics. The gymnastics team, referred to as
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