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On the way to Greensboro, the staff stopped by a broadcasting company in Bluefield, WV, to visit Chuck Miller. |
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Marshall interviewed Appy State coach Linda Robinson after her loss against Marshall in the championship. |
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Paul Watson and Dennis Black conducts an interview with a Marshall player. |
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Brian Guthrie interviews Wright Waters, SC commissioner, and gives him a WMUL jacket |
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Watson and Black talk with women's head coach Sarah Evans-Moore. She would leave Greensboro with Marshall's first SC trophy. |
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Action on the floor before a Marshall men's game |
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Tipoff of a Marshall men's game |
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Marshall finishing off a fast break |
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Tipoff of a women's game |
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Marshall women finishing off the Southern Conference and picking up the trophy |
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The staff from behind the WMUL setup: |
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The WMUL staff says goodbye to Greensboro and the Southern Conference. |
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The lobby of the Day's Inn in Flatwoods, where the convention was held |
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Standing in front of the "love machine" |
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WMUL staff before the awards ceremony: Kristi Irwin, Angela Henderson, Angela Wamsley, Paul Watson, Becky Bokkon, Joe Thornton, Pete Collman, Brian Guthrie, Michelle McKnight, Sean Hamilton, Lance Schrader and Jeff Shaw. |
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WMUL staff after the awards ceremony...it's always like that. |
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Dr. Arnold is ready to go as pitcher for the Parthenon |
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Bob Ball is pitching WMUL batting practice. Dr. Bailey pitches during the actual game. |
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Brian Guthrie attempts to crank one |
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Todd McCormick in good athletic position |
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WMUL gives the lamp to the Parthenon, who won the game 23-8. |
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WMUL's Michelle McKnight interviews Parthenon editor Dan Londeree, who was the game hero. |
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The Parthenon celebration continues. |
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All the WMUL staff in attendance |
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At the picnic, Willis Carter, a.k.a. "Gemini Jazz," receives the best jazz DJ award. |
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Paul Watson would receive his final recognition of excellence award in 1997, but something else would etch his name into the WMUL record books forever... |
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The Paul G. Watson award was started in 1997 to make sure Paul's efforts to keep the station top-notch were never forgotten. |
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Richard Burgess receives the gag "Horse's Ass" award. |
