What does FSSW mean in SPORTS

FSSW covers professional and college-level sports teams primarily from Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. This includes Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers, Houston Astros, San Antonio Missions and Oklahoma City Dodgers; the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, New Orleans Pelicans, Houston Rockets and Memphis Grizzlies; the National Hockey League's Dallas Stars; and several college teams from the Big 12 Conference.

FSSW first launched as an independent regional sports network in 1996. It was later acquired by Fox Sports Networks in 2010 and has since rebranded itself as a Fox-owned channel focusing on sports from Texas and the surrounding area.

In addition to regular game broadcasts, FSSW also offers analysis shows such as "The Blitz" with Kevin Scott and “Go From Here” with John Rhadigan featuring post-game analysis of recent games. It also produces original programming such as “Beyond the Field” which focuses on athletes off the field of play.

You can watch Fox Sports Southwest through several cable providers including AT&T U-verse TV, DIRECTV Satellite TV, DISH Network Satellite TV or Cox Communications Cable TV. It is also available as a streaming service through select Internet providers. Additionally it can be viewed online at foxsportsgo.com or through various mobile apps such as FOX Sports GO app for your smartphone or tablet device.

No,FSSW is a regional sports network with its content only available within specific parts of Texas and the surrounding area including Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.