As football fans across the country, and some parts of the planet gear up for the upcoming Super Bowl, the question on everyone's lips is "what are you doing on Sunday?" Some fanatics are headed to the bar, some to local stadium events, some to a friend's place, and others no farther than their own living room. It is the magical time of year when the sales figures for high definition televisions soar, pizza delivery boys clear their calendars, and football jerseys for this year's favorites fly off the shelves. This is no time to settle for a radio broadcast, or a thirteen-inch black and white screen. People want to see all the action, live, in color, in HD, and as large as possible. This is the time of year when everyone begins sniffing out the best locales to head to that are sure to be showing sports on satellite TV.

While this process of catching the game may sound simple enough, there are some football fans that have a slightly harder time finding a big-screen TV to huddle up to. Anyone living away from the good old USA may find that Super Bowl venues are few and far between. That's when looking for a satellite TV is imperative to anyone who doesn't want to miss a moment of the action. With global broadcasting and international sports channels it's a must-have to stay in tune with all the latest scores. When one lives away from home for a long period of time there are things that he or she is sure to miss, like certain foods, friends, family, and of course sitting down to watch the game.

The same is true in reverse. Those who come from abroad to make a home in the States may find it nearly impossible to get live-action sports from their home country. Whether a Cricket junky, Rugby-League loyal, or non-American Football fan, without satellite TV the only other option is internet. While live-streaming internet action may scratch the itch, there is just nothing as satisfying as sitting down at home, snacks in hand and donning your hometown gear while watching the game or match. It is not uncommon to see international sports fans huddled into basement bars at all hours of the night, making up for the time zone difference. Take that dedication home with satellite TV.

Today there are more channels than ever available for watching sports via satellite. Between regular network broadcasts and specialty channels like NFL Network, and ESPN the average sports fan is sure to find everything his or her little heart desires. Whether looking to catch the upcoming Olympic games, the World Series, or the Ashes it's the place where all athletes and spectators can go to stay connected. Don't forget the regular, everyday stuff too like NFL Sunday ticket, and 17 weeks of regular season games. Fantasy players can get excited about the Player Tracker feature, that allows them to keep up on the feats of up to 18 players, right from their TV. Stay up-to-the minute with real-time feeds from other games being played, as well as the NFL Draft, Pro Bowl Super Bowl, training camps and more!