BYUtv produces shows under several categories: BYU Sports, Campus, Documentary, Faith, Family, Lifestyle, People, and Performing Arts. This includes original series, documentaries, and religious service programs, along with family and faith-based films licensed from
Disney Entertainment Distribution and
Sony Pictures Television.
Original series •
9 Years to Neptune •
After Further Review •
A Kind of Spark •
All-Round Champion •
Amelia Parker •
American Ride •
artFUL •
Battle of the Ages •
Best Cake Wins •
BYU Sports Nation •
BYU Sports Nation Gameday (originally
Countdown to Kickoff and
Countdown to Tipoff) •
BYU Sports Nation Post Game (originally
BYUtv Sports Post Game) •
The Canterville Ghost •
Chef Brad •
Come Follow Up • ''Coordinators' Corner'' •
Dinner Takes All •
Dwight in Shining Armor •
Extinct •
Family Rules •
The Fixers •
The Food Nanny •
The Generations Project •
Grace Notes •
Granite Flats •
Hello Sunday •
Holly Hobbie (Seasons 4-5) •
How I Got Here • ''Jeff's Homemade Game Show'' •
Just Like Mom and Dad •
Making Good •
Operation Awesome •
Overlord and the Underwoods •
Malory Towers •
Painting the Town with Eric Dowdle •
Parents in Progress •
The Parker Andersons •
Random Acts •
Relative Race •
Relative Race - After the Finish Line •
Ruby and the Well •
Saving Me •
Show Offs •
The Story Trek •
Story Trek: Trending •
Studio C •
Survivalists •
Tales From Outer Suburbia •
Tricked (seasons 2-3) •
Turning Point • ''
Wayne Brady's Comedy IQ'' •
The Wizard of Paws Acquired programming •
Food Factory •
Gym Stars •
Heartland •
Hetty Feather •
Highway to Heaven •
Holly Hobbie (Seasons 1-3) •
The Inspectors •
Itch •
Muster Dogs •
Silverpoint •
The Chosen •
Theodosia •
Tricked (season 1) •
Wind at My Back Religious programming Religious programming derives from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which owns and operates BYU. Some religious programming airs on Sundays or in the early morning on BYUtv: • BYU devotionals and forums • BYU's
Education Week and
Women's Conference •
Church Educational System and church devotionals •
General Conference broadcasts and rebroadcasts •
Music and the Spoken Word BYU Sports The channel was the primary home for most telecasts of BYU Cougars athletics, including select home and away games for football, men's and women's basketball, baseball, softball, gymnastics, men's and women's volleyball and women's soccer. Beginning in 2009, the network also began covering
BYU-Hawaii Seasiders sports, including all conference home games in women's volleyball and men's basketball, as well as select conference home games in women's basketball and additional non-conference home games for men's basketball. In 2011, BYUtv added the
WCC Men's and
Women's Basketball Tournaments to their sports broadcasts. BYUtv produced the first round and quarterfinals of the men's and women's basketball tournaments, which were also broadcast on
ESPN3.com. In 2011,
ESPN reached a deal to broadcast home games of the
newly independent BYU Cougars football team. At least one home game per season would air live on BYUtv, along with reruns on BYUtv of home games broadcast on ESPN's networks. Its coverage also included pre-game and post-game shows, with the pre-game show
Countdown to Kickoff hosted by BYU Cougars alumni Alema Harrington,
Dave McCann and a rotating panel of analysts:
Gary Sheide,
Blaine Fowler,
David Nixon, Brian Logan, and Jan Jorgensen. In 2014, Spencer Linton replaced Harrington on the panel. Additionally, the network launched a separate website for its sports coverage, Byutvsports.com, in partnership with ESPN and
IMG College. The site features news, video and free
video on demand streaming of recent games. The site folded back into byutv.org in fall 2015. The channel also produces its own sports shows including
BYU Sports Nation (weekdays, 1 hr),
BYU Sports Nation Game Day (formerly
Countdown to Kickoff, preceding each football game),
Postgame Show (following each football game),
After Further Review (weekly),
Inside BYU Football (weekly) and previously carried
Bronco Mendenhall's post-game
press conferences for football games. With BYU joining the
Big 12 in the 2023–24 season, BYU TV no longer carries most Cougars sports telecasts, due to a contract with
ESPN+ to hold the third-tier media rights of all teams in the Big 12. The ESPN+ telecasts are produced by BYU staff, and BYU TV continues to carry studio programming and men's volleyball, as men's volleyball is not part of the Big 12. Since Men's volleyball is part of the
Mountain Pacific Sports Federation they are allowed to carry those rights with half the broadcasts being streamed at byutv.org and the other half being tape delayed on the network with
Big Ten Plus getting the live rights. ==Availability==