Panther game viewing question...

[ECUPantherFan]

If this is the wrong forum, I apologize.  But this is an NFL Sunday Ticket question.

My fiancé and I cut the cord and got rid of cable.  Her sister who lives in Ohio has NFL Sunday Ticket through DirecTV.  I live in Winston-Salem, and want to watch the Panthers Sunday.  NFL Sunday Ticket blacks out the local NFL game... my question is.. is it going to black out what would be the local game in Ohio, where the SUBSCRIPTION is?  Or is it going to base the blackout off of where my XBOX is?

Thanks!

[CRA]

if you live in the broadcast area you can purchase an antenna and get the games in HD over the air.

which then means the only games you have to worry is MNF on ESPN. 

not sure about the answer to your question. 

[Cary Kollins]

I believe it would be where the subscription is.

 

But just go to the Carolina Ale House, where the Twin City Riot will be.

[panthers90]

It's your physical location. So it'll be blacked out.

[Fright]

Just stream it.. fug the police.

[Paa Langfart]

Do what CRA said and get a cheap tv antenna and do a scan on your tv with it hooked up.  If you live in WS you probably have a local CBS affiliate close by  that you will be able to pull in.

[goodoleboy]

A cheap antenna may not be enough but worth a try. If you are serious about cutting the cable cord get an antenna on the roof. This site will tell you what channels you can get. Just punch in your zip code.

http://antennaweb.org/Address.aspx

[AceBoogie]

I found out the hard way last game that Sunday ticket won't let you watch your local game. It's dumb, I was using the app and the subscription is my Dad's in Kansas. I live in Greenville, and could watch every game except the Panthers. 

[cookinbrak]

An antennae will work. My brother watches games OTA in Wilmington.