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===Fox College Sports (FCS)===
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Fox Sports Networks also operated '''Fox College Sports (FCS)''', a slate of three digital cable channels (Fox College Sports Atlantic, Fox College Sports Central and Fox College Sports Pacific) featuring programming divided by region (primarily collegiate and high school sports, as well as minor league sports events) from each individual FSN network; the FCS networks also carry each affiliate's regional sports news programs and non-news-and-event programming (such as coaches shows, team magazines and documentaries). The three networks were, more or less, condensed versions of the 22 FSN-affiliated networks (including Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic), though the channels also showed international events that did not fit within the programming inventories of FSN or [[Fox Soccer Plus]] (and prior to 2013, the latter's now-defunct parent [[Fox Soccer]]), such as the [[Commonwealth Games]], [[World University Games]] and the [[FINA World Swimming Championships]].

The three FCS channels offered FSN feeds from the following channels, including live [[Big 12 Conference]] football, [[Pac-12 Conference]] football and basketball and [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] basketball games. The channels also rebroadcast shows originally produced by and shown on the following listed networks:
* FCS Atlantic: Fox Sports South, Fox Sports Carolinas, Fox Sports Tennessee, Fox Sports Southeast, Fox Sports Florida, Fox Sports Sun, MSG Plus and [[AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh]];
* FCS Central: Fox Sports Detroit, Fox Sports Southwest, Fox Sports Oklahoma, Fox Sports North, Fox Sports Wisconsin, Fox Sports Midwest, Fox Sports Kansas City, Fox Sports Indiana and Fox Sports Ohio;
* FCS Pacific: Fox Sports Arizona, Fox Sports West/Prime Ticket, [[AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain]] and [[Root Sports Northwest]].

Fox College Sports also broadcast high school and [[Independent Women's Football League]] games, and college magazine and coach's shows. Fox College Sports formerly partnered with [[Big Ten Network]] to provide programming.