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The entry titled "Longhorns in national championships Webcast on SwimNetwork.com."
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Try instead the Webcasts at SwimNetwork.com. Herds of Longhorns are headed to the finals, Eric Shanteau and Scott Spann in the 100-meter breaststroke.
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By Greg Sells
July 9, 2009 9:30 PM | Link to this
Universal Sports is getting its carriages not from cable companies, but from digital television stations, mostly NBC affiliates. It can currently be seen in Dallas (via NBC-owned KXAS) and Houston (on CW affiliate KIAH). If I wanted to see Universal Sports in Austin, I would call KXAN rather than Time Warner to request it. KXAN as yet hasn't programmed its digital channels, like KEYE with RTV, KVUE with weather radar, or KLRU with Create and KLRU-Q.