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Fox Sports to Offer 2007 College Bowl Games on iTunes

Thursday, December 28th, 2006 at 9:30 PM - by

Fox Sports announced Thursday that it would be offering the several college football bowl games available through iTunes and other video download services. The company will be offering full games within 24 hours after they are played for US$2.99, or condensed versions for $1.99 each. Packages that include the full bowl series, including pregame shows, half time shows, and trophy presentations will be offered for $19.99.

Fox Sports will be offering the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic, The Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, The FedEx Orange Bowl, The Allstate Sugar Bowl, and The Tostitos BCS National Championship Games through iTunes, Direct2Drive, Amazon's Unbox, AOL Video, CinemaNow, and Instant Media. The company will also be offering a live stream of the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl through MSN and Direct2Drive, the first such live stream of a major college championship on the Internet.

One can currently find four 2006 bowl games from the Championship Bowl Series on iTunes.

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Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:45 pm

It would be nice to view a Football game without a room full of "Motormouth's" yacking all the time. We used to have one Motormouth, Howard Kocell but now FOX has three int he booth and two on the field, yacking all the time ruining the game.

FOX "Put a sock in it" and let us enjoy the game and hear the calls and plays.

We don't need to hear about Bradshaws sister or cousin and all the great theings he has done while the game is on. Save that for the Bar after the game.

Remember FOX SPORTS, "Silence is Golden" unless you ahve soemthing to say to add to the sport.

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