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Look at NCCU's radio network....isn't WSU's one line? IMO this is a lost opportunity for WSU in general.
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Robin Roberts: "My mother used to say, when you strut, you stumble." -
Hopefully the CBS partnership will work on expanding the radio options -
Something doesn't seem to add up.
How many people in Miami are going to be listening to NCCU? Alabama? Georgia?
WAGE 1320 AM- Dothan, Ala.
WEUP 1700 AM- Huntsville, Ala.
WMGJ 1240 AM- Gadsden, Ala.
WOL 1450 AM- Washington, D.C.
WPVL 1590 AM- Daytona Beach, Fla.
WOKB 1680 AM- Orlando, Fla.
WMBM 1490 AM- Miami, Fla.
WOKS 1340 AM- Columbus, Ga.
WMRZ 98.1 FM- Albany, Ga.
WBOK 1230 AM- New Orleans, La.
WEAA 88.9 FM- Baltimore, Md.
WGRM 1240 AM/ 93.9 FM- Greenwood, Miss.
WBLA 1440 AM- Elizabethtown, N.C.
WRJD 1410 AM- Durham, N.C.
WAUG 750 AM- Raleigh, N.C.
WOLI 910 Spartanburg, S.C.
WVOL 1470- Nashville, Tenn.
WFTH 1590- Richmond, Va.Comment
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I would totally agree that their rado network doesn't seem to add up, but neither does a team that went to the Sweet 16, Won the NIT, went to the Final Four, and currently is ranked in the top 10 all in the last decade having a radio network of one radio that can't be heard on a Bose radio 50 miles from downtown Wichita.Robin Roberts: "My mother used to say, when you strut, you stumble."Comment
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Don't blame KNSS. Blame the FCC rules:
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I am not blaming KNSS and have no problems with them. They are what they are, a single regional am radio station who does a nice job with Shocker sports....I wrote the AAD about this being WSU's issue. Ultimately it is their product and they sign the contracts for broadcasting rights.Robin Roberts: "My mother used to say, when you strut, you stumble."Comment
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