2018 Winter Olympics Highlights: Week 2
It was another exciting week in winter sports! With the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics wrapping up, here are some of the highlights from week two.
Watch the 2018 Winter Games Closing Ceremony Without Cable
As the 2018 Winter Games draw to a close, here’s how to watch the closing ceremony as a cordcutter.
2018 Winter Olympics Highlights: Week 1
From dramatic upsets to record-breaking stunts, here’s what cordcutters need to know from the first week of the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Cordcutter’s Guide to the 2018 Winter Olympics
Cord cutters can enjoy the 2018 Winter Olympics coverage with only an antenna or streaming service, no cable subscription needed.
Watch Super Bowl LII Without Cable
You can watch Super Bowl LII in a couple of different ways as a cord cutter – from OTA to streaming options.
2018 NFL Playoffs Schedule – Conference Championship
This weekend marks the final match-ups before the Super Bowl and luckily for cord cutters, all you need to watch is an OTA antenna.
2018 NFL Playoffs TV Schedule – Divisional Round
A look at what to expect during this weekend’s Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs and how you can watch completely for free with an antenna.
January/February 2018: Live Sports Schedule
January and February 2018 are full of exciting live sporting events to tune into! Here’s your guide to watching the NFL playoffs, Super Bowl LII, the Winter Olympics, and more for free over-the-air.
Watch the 75th Golden Globes Without Cable
From watching for free with your antenna to streaming options, here’s how to tune into the 75th annual Golden Globe awards as a cord cutter.
2017 Over-The-Air Holiday Special Guide
A cord cutter’s guide to holiday specials showing over-the-air Christmas weekend 2017, including networks and times.
Fall Guide to Watching NASCAR on NBC for Free
Watch NASCAR for free this fall on NBC with your HDTV antenna. Here’s our cord cutter’s guide to the major races happening through November.
Stadium Brings Even More Free College Sports to Cord Cutters
Do you love college sports? Soon your antenna will give you more games than ever thanks to a new over-the-air TV network called Stadium.