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ESPN Full Court FAQ

1. Which ESPN FULL COURT games are subject to blackouts?
ESPN FULL COURT blackout rules apply to select games, primarily ACC games in ACC territories. If you live in one of these areas, you may still be able to view these games on your local regional sports network or over-the-air network. Blackouts are determined by local stations or regional sports networks.

2. Which games are broadcast through ESPN FULL COURT?
The ESPN FULL COURT subscription of college basketball games consists of two components: regionally and locally broadcast games. ESPN FULL COURT broadcasts games that are seen only in specific regions of the country. For example, the SEC Game of the Week is normally seen only within the southeastern region of the country but not in other parts of the country. ESPN FULL COURT delivers these games (and others) on a national basis to viewers who previously could not see them.

In addition to the SEC, ESPN FULL COURT consists of weekly conference games from the ACC, BIG TEN, BIG XII, BIG EAST, ATLANTIC 10, CONFERENCE USA, MOUNTAIN WEST and others. These games are not part of ESPN or ESPN2's college basketball broadcasts and cannot be seen on a national coverage basis anywhere other than on ESPN FULL COURT. ESPN FULL COURT also shows games that are shown only in specific markets directly interested in the game. For example, a University of Kansas at Santa Clara game may only be broadcast in Kansas and California.

As mentioned above, ESPN FULL COURT will also deliver this game to viewers who previously could not have seen it. These games are also not part of ESPN or ESPN2 and cannot be seen anywhere other than ESPN FULL COURT.