NFL On FOX Kicks-off Super Bowl Season Sept. 12th In High Definition

**rbinck** · 06-13-2004, 06:15 PM

NFL ON FOX KICKS-OFF SUPER BOWL SEASON SEPT. 12th IN HIGH DEFINITION

Dallas at Green Bay, St. Louis at Carolina, Green Bay at Philadelphia and

SUPER BOWL XXXIX Among Regular and Postseason Highlights

FOX Sports Becomes First Network to Present Up To 6 Games Each Week in HD

2004 Preseason Schedule Features Thursday and Friday

Prime Time Games on August 19 and 27

The 2004 NFL on FOX season, one that will culminate with the live presentation of SUPER BOWL XXXIX, premieres Sunday, Sept. 12 with doubleheader coverage of seven games, highlighted by Joe Gibbs’ return to the Redskins’ sidelines when Washington hosts Tampa Bay, and Bill Parcells’ Dallas Cowboys against the Minnesota Vikings. In total, FOX Sports broadcasts a 111-game regular season slate, including nine doubleheader Sundays, the traditional Thanksgiving Day game and two special late-season non-Sunday national broadcasts. Each week, coverage begins with FOX NFL SUNDAY (12:00-1:00 PM ET/9:00-10:00 AM PT), America’s most watched pregame show for ten straight years, starring co-hosts James Brown and Terry Bradshaw, and analysts Howie Long and Jimmy Johnson.

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rbinck Administrator Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Katy, Texas Posts: 12,338	NFL On FOX Kicks-off Super Bowl Season Sept. 12th In High Definition NFL ON FOX KICKS-OFF SUPER BOWL SEASON SEPT. 12th IN HIGH DEFINITION Dallas at Green Bay, St. Louis at Carolina, Green Bay at Philadelphia and SUPER BOWL XXXIX Among Regular and Postseason Highlights FOX Sports Becomes First Network to Present Up To 6 Games Each Week in HD 2004 Preseason Schedule Features Thursday and Friday Prime Time Games on August 19 and 27 The 2004 NFL on FOX season, one that will culminate with the live presentation of SUPER BOWL XXXIX, premieres Sunday, Sept. 12 with doubleheader coverage of seven games, highlighted by Joe Gibbs’ return to the Redskins’ sidelines when Washington hosts Tampa Bay, and Bill Parcells’ Dallas Cowboys against the Minnesota Vikings. In total, FOX Sports broadcasts a 111-game regular season slate, including nine doubleheader Sundays, the traditional Thanksgiving Day game and two special late-season non-Sunday national broadcasts. Each week, coverage begins with FOX NFL SUNDAY (12:00-1:00 PM ET/9:00-10:00 AM PT), America’s most watched pregame show for ten straight years, starring co-hosts James Brown and Terry Bradshaw, and analysts Howie Long and Jimmy Johnson. Complete Story... Last edited by rbinck; 06-13-2004 at 06:21 PM.