| Fox Sports Indiana | |
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| Fox Sports Indiana logo | |
| Launched | November 1, 2006 |
| Network | Fox Sports Net |
| Owned by | Fox Cable Networks (News Corporation) |
| Picture format | 480i (SD) 720p (HD) |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Broadcast area | Central Indiana Nationwide via DirecTV (games only) |
| Replaced | Fox Sports Midwest (only on cable in Central Indiana) |
| Sister channel(s) | Fox Sports Midwest Fox Sports Kansas City |
| Website | foxsportsindiana.com |
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| Satellite | |
| DirecTV | 673 FS Indiana (SD) 673-1 FS Indiana (HD) |
| Cable | |
| U-verse | 749 (SD) / 1749 (HD) |
| Available on select cable systems | Check local listings for channels |
Fox Sports Indiana (stylized as FS INDIANA) is a regional cable sports network that operates in Central Indiana. Fox Sports Indiana was created in 2006 by Fox Sports Net as a spin-off to Fox Sports Midwest due to gaining the television contract for the Indiana Pacers full time. Due to lack of bandwidth, DirecTV still treats Fox Sports Indiana as a subfeed and only turns it on for Pacers, Fever and Reds games.
Dish Network removed the channel, as well as FS Midwest and FS Kansas City, on October 16, 2009 due to a carriage dispute.[1]
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Fox Sports Indiana HD
Fox Sports Indiana produces some Pacers games in 720p high definition.[2] Cincinnati Reds games (via Fox Sports Ohio) are also aired in HD on it.[3] National FSN games and events also air in HD.
Professional Sports Teams on Fox Sports Indiana
- Indiana Pacers 2006-Present
- Indiana Fever 2007-Present
- Cincinnati Reds 2007-Present (via Fox Sports Ohio)
On Air Talent
For Pacers and Fever games, the announcers are:[4]
- Chris Denari - Pacers and Fever play by play
- Clark Kellogg - Pacers analyst
- Quinn Buckner - Pacers analyst
- Stacy Paetz - Pacers Live pre-game and post-game show host
Other Programs
Other programming on the network (via Fox Sports Midwest) includes:
- Big 12 Conference
- Conference USA
- Southeastern Conference
- Western Athletic Conference
- Missouri Valley Conference
- Horizon League
References
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