Untamed Sports TV

Untamed Sports TV
Type Broadcast digital television network
Country  United States
Availability Nationwide
Slogan Come with Us
Owner Olympusat
Official website
 untamed.tv/

Untamed Sports TV (UST) is a digital subchannel which provides niche outdoor and lifestyle programming to several stations in the United States. This channel was launched on December 25, 2008 by its parent company, Olympusat, who also owns & operates TOKU

History

UST agreed to carry some games from the first season of the Fall Experimental Football League in October and November 2014.[1]

Programs

List of Untamed Sports TV affiliates

City Station Channel Owner
Baton Rouge, LA KPBN
11.1
 Pelican Broadcasting
Birmingham, AL WIAT-TV
42.2
 Media General
Fresno, CA KVHF-LD
4.3
 Cocola Broadcasting
Kansas City, KS KCKS-LD
25.8
 Heartland Broadcasting
Louisburg, KS KMJC-LD
25.8
 Heartland Broadcasting
Topeka, KS WROB-LD
25.8
 Heartland Broadcasting
Wichita, KS KCTU-LD
43.3
 River City Broadcasters

List of former Untamed Sports TV affiliates

City Station Channel Owner Notes
Albany, NY WXXA-TV
23.2
 Shield Media, LLC.
(Operated under SSA/JSA by Media General)		 Replaced with TheCoolTV until 2011, then replaced with The Country Network (Which became ZUUS Country), Then replaced with Off Track Betting
Atlanta, GA WTBS-LD
26.9
 Prism Broadcasting Channel is Permanently blank
Boise, ID KIVI-TV
6.2
 E.W. Scripps Company Replaced with Laff.
Cedar Rapids, IA KWWF
22.1
 Stratus Media Holdings, LLC Station went off the air Permanently in Summer 2013.
East Bernstadt, KY WOBZ-LD
9.2
 ARK TV (Andrea Joy Kesler) Replaced with 24/7 News, Weather & Sports
Fresno, CA KGPE-TV
47.2
 Nexstar Broadcasting Group Replaced with ZUUS Country, then with the SD feed of the main channel.
KVBC-LP
13.8
 Cocola Broadcasting Now a Local Independent Station known as "The Ventura Channel"
Las Vegas, NV KSNV
3.2
 Sinclair Broadcast Group
(Was owned by Intermountain West Communications Company at the time)		 Replaced with Cozi TV, then replaced with Estrella TV
Reno, NV KOLO-TV
8.2
 Gray Television Replaced with Live Well Network until November 2014, then replaced with Movies!
San Juan, PR WIPR-TV
6.2
 Puerto Rico Public Broadcasting Corporation Replaced with Noticias 24/7 (News in Spanish)
Salt Lake City, UT KTVX
4.2
 Nexstar Broadcasting Group Replaced with TheCoolTV until July 2012, then replaced with Me-TV
Seattle, WA KFFV
44.4
 OTA Broadcasting, LLC Replaced by KBS World

External links

References

  1. ↑ "FXFL To Be Carried on ESPN3" (Press release). New York: FXFL. PR Newswire. October 1, 2014. Retrieved October 20, 2014 – via NBC Right Now.


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