In an evident attempt to hook young football fans, biggest US satellite TV provider DirecTV has revealed in a recent announcement that it is offering $200 NFLSundayTicket. TV online service to students at 10 universities. The online service will start streaming games on September 7, 2014.

The 10 universities at which DirecTV will offer NFLSundayTicket. TV service to students include the University of Washington, University of Texas at Austin, University of Southern California, University of Michigan, University of Florida, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Alabama, Syracuse University, Harvard University, and Ohio State University.

In addition, the NFLSundayTicket. TV offer announced by DirecTV for students of the mentioned universities will also include residents of New York, Philadelphia and San Francisco areas in which DirecTV satellite signals cannot be received.

According to the announcement made by DirecTV, users will not have to purchase DirecTV's satellite dish or TV service to get live streams of games that are being held outside their local market.

In reference to DirecTV's move to offer NFLSundayTicket. TV in 10 universities, company spokesman Darris Gringeri said: "We're always looking for new opportunities to maximize our investment in the NFL Sunday Ticket Product. We look at schools as another pocket of people who may not have access to DirecTV."