SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — This Saturday, UNLV plays Michigan and UCLA takes on San Diego State in a college football.  The games will be exclusively broadcast on KELOLAND TV, but since KELOLAND TV was forced off the DIRECTV lineup on July 2, DIRECTV customers may not be able to watch the game unless the dispute between Nexstar and DIRECTV is resolved. 

DIRECTV customers are being urged to call the company at 800/531-5000 and demand that they restore KELOLAND TV to their systems.

DIRECTV subscribers do have other options to view the game:

• DIRECTV customers can switch their cable or satellite provider to another service. KELOLAND TV has reached agreements with all other local distributors and is available on all of them.

• KELOLAND TV is also available on streaming services such as YouTube TV and Hulu. 

• As a broadcast station, KELOLAND TV broadcasts its signal over the public airwaves to anyone with an antenna, which you can find at electronics stores like Karl’s TV.

• Many local restaurants and sports bars will also be carrying the game such as The Attic or Buffalo Wild Wings.

KELOLAND TV’s parent company, Nexstar, is working hard to resolve the impasse with DIRECTV, but the company has twice turned down Nexstar’s offer of an extension.  DIRECTV subscribers are again being urged to call DIRECTV at 800/531-5000 and complain.