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Corpus Christi, Texas: KEYS: AM 1440 Football only Crockett: Crockett KIVY-FM: FM 92.7 Football only Dallas/Fort Worth: Dallas KRLD: AM 1080 Football only; some schedule overlaps possible KRLD is a 50,000-watt clear channel station, thereby also serving much of Texas, the southwestern U.S. and much of Mexico during night-time broadcasts ...
Kanto and Koshinetsu had been managed by multiple departments at the headquarters for many years, but when the "two-tier system" of broadcasting stations was reinstated in Reiwa, the old "Metropolitan Area Broadcasting Center" was separated from the Broadcasting General Branch → Media General Branch, and became the base broadcasting station ...
ESPN Central Texas KALL: 700 AM Salt Lake City: UT: ESPN 700 Sports KOVO: 960 AM Provo: UT: ESPN 960 Sports WKEX: 1430 AM Blacksburg: VA: ESPN Radio 1430-94.1 WHBG: 1360 AM Harrisonburg: VA: ESPN Radio 106.9 & 1360 WURV-HD2: 103.7-2 FM Richmond: VA: ESPN Radio 106.1 WTON: 1240 AM Staunton: VA: ESPN Radio 1240 WVSP-FM: 94.1 FM Virginia Beach: VA ...
The Detroit Tigers announced the television and radio schedule on Monday for spring training games ahead of the 2024 season, with six games on TV and 18 games on radio.
Lions coach Dan Campbell is a Texas native who played for Texas A&M and spent three of his 10 seasons as an NFL tight end with the Cowboys (2003-05). … The Lions are 19-7 since the 24-6 loss to ...
The station already had the rights to air Detroit Lions football since 1998. It acquired the broadcast rights to Detroit Tigers baseball and Detroit Red Wings hockey from rival station WJR 760. WXYT re-branded itself as "Team 1270". By 2002, WXYT re-branded itself again, this time as "AM 1270 The Sports Station".
Atagoyama Broadcasting Station, the birthplace of NHK, in 1930. NHK's earliest forerunner was the Tokyo Broadcasting Station (東京放送局), founded in 1924 under the leadership of Count Gotō Shinpei. Tokyo Broadcasting Station, along with separate organizations in Osaka and Nagoya, began radio broadcasts in 1925.
On October 11, 1980, Keith Jackson called an Oklahoma vs. Texas college football game for ABC in the afternoon, then flew to Houston, Texas to call Game 4 of the NLCS. In the meantime, Don Drysdale filled-in for Jackson on play-by-play for the early innings (up until the middle of the fourth inning). [68]