Four Eastern Washington Games Aired on SWX
 
Fans throughout Eastern Washington can catch the Eagle Football team on SWX, and five other times on other TV networks
 
There will be four opportunities for Eastern Washington University football fans in the region to watch the Eagles live on SWX TV, and five other chances on other television entities.
 
The first SWX broadcast will be Sept. 7 at 1 p.m. Pacific time when Eastern hosts Lindenwood in the home opener for the Eagles. Eastern's Hall of Fame Game on Sept. 28 against North Dakota will be aired on SWX starting at 2 p.m. The broadcasts continue on Nov. 2 (Northern Arizona) and Nov. 23 (Portland State) in a pair of games which begin at 1 p.m.
 
SWX, a sister station of KHQ in Spokane, is available over-air on channels 6.2 in Spokane/Cheney/Coeur d'Alene/Sandpoint/Lewiston, 23.3 in Yakima and 25.3 in the Tri-Cities. The station is also available via Comcast 306/112 in Spokane; Davis Cable 37/310 in Cheney; Spectrum 1245 in Coeur d'Alene & Pullman/Moscow; Charter 183 in Tri-Cities/Yakima; Cable One 36 in Lewiston; Northland Cable 317 in Moses Lake; and Northland Cable 115 in Sandpoint.
 
Sam Adams, sports director at SWX, will handle the play-by-play duties for SWX through much of the year. The main analyst is Bill Ames.
 
The fifth EWU home game is Oct. 12 against Northern Colorado, and that game will be shown on ROOT Sports. All 10 of the games broadcast on ROOT in 2019 will also be aired on DirecTV's Audience Network and select games will also be available via AT&T SportsNet. ROOT Sports Northwest may be found on DirectTV channel 687 and DISH channel 426, and ROOT Sports Rocky Mountain are on channels 683 and 414, respectively.
 
Eastern's road game at Montana on Oct. 26 will also be aired by ROOT and will begin at 11:05 a.m. Pacific time. The non-conference schedule for the Eagles concludes at Idaho on Sept. 21 in a game that begins at noon and will also be televised by ROOT.
 
Eastern opens the season at the University of Washington in a game which will be televised live on the Pac-12 Networks at noon on Aug. 31. Eastern's game at Sacramento State on Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. will be aired on Eleven Sports, which is available on various platforms including DirecTV channel 623.
 
A total of nearly 50 Big Sky Conference games will be televised in 2019. In addition, all Big Sky Conference games except for those on ROOT Sports may be seen live on Pluto TV. Download the Pluto TV app at the Apple and Google Play Store or watch online at Pluto.tv.      
 
 

2019 Big Sky Football TV Listings (Times Pacific)

 
ROOT SPORTS
Sept. 21 – Eastern Washington at Idaho, Noon
Sept. 28 – Montana at UC Davis, 1 p.m.
Oct. 5 – Idaho State at Montana, Noon
Oct. 12 – Northern Colorado at Eastern Washington, 1 p.m.
Oct. 19 – Idaho State at Idaho, 2:30 p.m.
Oct. 26 – Eastern Washington at Montana, 11 a.m.
Nov. 2 – Southern Utah at Montana State, 11 a.m.
Nov. 9 – Idaho at Montana, Noon
Nov. 16 – Weber State at Montana, Noon
Nov. 23 – Montana State at Montana, 11 a.m.
 
Eleven Sports
Sept. 28 – Idaho at Northern Colorado
Oct. 5 – Eastern Washington at Sacramento State, 6 p.m.
Oct. 12 – Cal Poly at UC Davis
Oct. 19 – Portland State at Northern Colorado
Oct. 26 – Weber State at UC Davis
Nov. 9 – Montana State at Northern Colorado
Nov. 16 – Montana State at UC Davis
Nov. 23 – Idaho State at Weber State
 
KJZZ – Utah
Sept. 7 – Cal Poly at Weber State
Oct. 12 – Southern Utah at Weber State 
 
NAU-TV/CW Phoenix
Saturday, Oct. 5 – Northern Colorado at Northern Arizona
Saturday, Oct. 26 – Portland State at Northern Arizona
Saturday, Nov. 9 – Sacramento State at Northern Arizona
Saturday, Nov. 23 – Idaho at Northern Arizona 
 
SWX-Washington
Saturday, Sept. 7 – Lindenwood at Eastern Washington, 1 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 28 – North Dakota at Eastern Washington, 2 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 5 – Weber State at Idaho
Saturday, Nov. 2 – Northern Arizona at Eastern Washington, 1 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 16 – Sacramento State at Idaho
Saturday, Nov. 23 – Portland State at Eastern Washington, 1 p.m.
 
SWX-Montana
Saturday, Sept. 28 – Northern Arizona at Montana State
Saturday, Oct. 5 – Montana State at Cal Poly
Saturday, Oct. 12 – Sacramento State at Montana State
Saturday, Oct. 19 – Montana at Sacramento State
Saturday, Oct. 26 – Montana State at North Dakota
Saturday, Nov. 2 – Montana at Portland State
Saturday, Nov. 9 – Montana State at Northern Colorado
Saturday, Nov. 16 – Montana State at UC Davis
 
CW-Sacramento 
Saturday, Sept. 14 – Northern Colorado at Sacramento State
Saturday, Oct. 5 – Eastern Washington at Sacramento State
Saturday, Oct. 19 – Montana at Sacramento State
Saturday, Nov. 2 – Weber State at Sacramento State
Saturday, Nov 23 – UC Davis at Sacramento State
 
Midco
Saturday, Oct. 5 – UC Davis at North Dakota
Saturday, Oct. 26 – Montana State at North Dakota
Saturday, Nov. 16 – Northern Colorado at North Dakota
Saturday, Nov. 23 – Southern Utah at North Dakota