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Spectrum Cable Lineup - Marquette University The Commmons Presets No cable box is necessary to receive these channels. C onnect Station the coaxial cable directly to your TV from the wall plate. Channel Preset Station Channel Station Channel Station Channel OFF Axis TV None Default "Off" channel FOX Milwaukee 6 2.1 ESPN2 16.2 Fox College Sports - Big 12 29.2 MU Programming DSA 8.2 1 Default "On" channel WVTV CW Milwaukee 2.2 Headline News 17.1 Fox College Sports - Central 30.1 MU Programming MUTV 4.1 2 Univislon satellite network 3.1 Comedy Central 17.2 Fox College Sports - Pacific 30.2 MU Programming MUR 4.2 3 WDJT CBS Milwaukee 58 3.2 VH1 18.1 Fox Sports 1 (FS1) 31.1 FOX Milwaukee 6 2.1 4 MU Programming MUTV 4.1 MTV 18.2 FoxSports 2 (FS2) 31.2 (Big News Network) WDJT CBS Milwaukee 58 3.2 5 MU Programming MURadio 4.2 BET 19.1 ESPN Goal Line/Buzzer Beater 32.1 WTMJ NBC Milwaukee 4 5.2 6 WMLW 5.1 Fox Sports Wisconsin 19.2 Animal Planet 32.2 WISN ABC Milwaukee 12 6.1 7 WTMJ NBC Milwaukee 4 5.2 Big Ten Network 19.4 HGTV 33.1 WMVS PBS Milwaukee 6.2 8 WISN ABC Milwaukee 12 6.1 E! 20.1 Food Network 33.2 Fox Sports 1 31.1 9 WMVS PBS Milwaukee 6.2 truTV 20.2 FX 34.1 FoxSports2 31.2 10 WBME METV Milwaukee 8.1 AMC 21.1 WWRS-52 TBN 34.2 Fox Sports Central 30.1 11 MU Programming DSA 8.2 Discovery 21.2 Cartoon Network 35.1 Fox Sports Wisconsin 19.2 12 Fox Business 9.1 MSNBC 22.1 NationalGeographic 35.2 Big Ten Network 19.4 13 Bloomberg 9.2 Fox News 22.2 BBCAmerlca 36.1 ESPN 16.1 14 FreeForm (formerly ABC 10.1 Sundance 23.1 ESPNEWS 36.2 Family) ESPN2 16.2 15 Weather Channel 10.2 IFC 23.2 MLB Network 37.1 Cartoon Network 35.1 16 A&E 11.1 MTV2 24.1 NBATV 38.2 History 26.1 17 Bravo 11.2 CMT 24.2 NHLNetwork 39.1 C-SPAN 28.2 18 TLC 12.1 Science 25.1 NBC Sports Network 39.2 Headline News 17.1 19 TBS 12.2 Investigation Discovery 25.2 CBS Sports 40.1 Univislon satellite network 3.1 20 Lifetime 13.1 History 26.1 ESPNU 40.2 Telemundo 42.4 21 CNN 13.2 Travel 26.2 MY24 41.1 TBS 12.2 22 Paramount Network 14.1 CNBC 27.1 Religious 41.3 BET 19.1 23 TNT 14.2 Oxygen 27.2 COZI 41.5 Comedy Central 17.2 24 Nickelodeon 15.1 Syfy 28.1 Ion 42.2 Animal Planet 32.2 25 USA 15.2 C-SPAN 28.2 Telemundo 42.4 VH1 18.1 26 ESPN 16.1 Disney Channel 29.1 MTV 18.2 27.

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