Oregon Sports Network

Oregon Sports Network

The Oregon Sports Network (also known as "Oregon Sports Net" and "OSN") is a local sports network made up of radio stations and TV network CSN Northwest. The channel is the official flagship for the University of Oregon's athletic program.[1] The network began in 1987 including radio (KUGN in Eugene). Coverage is often available as part of ESPN Plus.

OSN's programming airs on CSN Northwest, and the The O-Zone. Select games are simulcast on KLSR or KEVU for viewers that do not have access to CSN Northwest.

Special shows featuring coaches of various UO sports air on CSN Northwest.

References

  1. ^ "About the Oregon Sports Network". GoDucks.com - The University of Oregon Official Athletics Web Site. http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=500&ATCLID=22859. Retrieved March 25, 2009. 

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v · d · eBroadcast television in Western Oregon
Eugene/Springfield

KOAC 7 / KEPB 29 (PBS/OPB, x.1 PBS-HD, x.2 "Plus", x.3 FM) • KEZI (9.1 ABC, 9.2 KEZI 9+) • KVAL-TV (13.1 CBS 13.2 This TV) • KMTR (16.1 NBC, 16.2 CW) • KLSR-TV (34.1 FOX, 34.2 KEVU-LP) • KXOR-LP 36 (AZA) • K38JK-D (38.1 TBN) • KORY-CA 41 (A1) • KAMK-LP 53 (3ABN)
Roseburg/Myrtle Creek

KPIC (4.1 CBS, 4.2 This TV) • KTVC (18.1 3ABN) • K33FE 33 (FOX) • K41JQ 41 (NBC) • KTCW (46.1 NBC, 46.2 CW) • K47HT 47 (3ABN) • K51GJ 51 (PBS/OPB) • K53CU 53 (ABC)
Coos Bay/North Bend

KCBY (11.1 CBS, 11.2 This TV) • K17AA 17 (PBS/OPB) • KMCB (23.1 NBC, 23.2 CW) • K27CL 27 (ABC) • K30BN 30 (MNTV) • K36BX 36 (NBC) • K44FH 44 (3ABN) • K63DO 63 (FOX)
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CSN Northwest  • FSN Northwest  • Northwest Cable News  • Oregon Sports Network
See also Portland TV • Medford TV • Bend TV
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