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Adam Rogers
Sports Director
Phone:
(304) 696-6640.
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Athletes
Mike Bartrum, MU tight end during 1992 national title run
Deacon Jones, first-ballot NFL hall of famer
Byron Leftwich
Al Oliver, 7x MLB All-Star and Portsmouth, OH, native
Chad Pennington
Rick Reed, 2x MLB All-Star and Huntington native

Sports Journalists
Bob Costas
Rece Davis and Mark May
John Gregory, ESPN regional TV
Kirk Herbstreit
Lou Holtz
Hoppy Kercheval, Mountaineer Sports Network
Mike Tirico


The FM 88 Sports Report on...
Newscenter 88

Monday-Friday 5:20-5:25p ET

We deliver five solid minutes of sports during the 5 p.m. edition of Newscenter 88. Includes late-breaking sports news from Marshall University and the rest of the sports world.

Collier SportsZone Live
Wednesdays 5:30-6:30p ET

James Collier talks Marshall sports.

Sports Buzz
Wednesdays 6:30-7p ET

A full panel of sports commentators discuss, sometimes heatedly, the biggest stories across the entire sports world.

Sportsview
(and Inside Access Hour)
Wednesdays 7-8p ET

The hosts interview members of many Thundering Herd Sports programs live in the studio. Listeners can also call in: 304-696-3605.

The Racer's Edge
Wednesdays 8-9p ET

Hosts Josh Rose and Kyle Gibson break down the world of motorsports, from NASCAR to F1 and everything in-between. Call The Racer's Edge toll-free hotline at 1-(855) 907-9344 to be a part of the show.

Herd Roundup
Fridays 5:30-6p ET

The hosts recap the past week in all of Thundering Herd athletics, not just the big sports.

Become a WMUL volunteer!
See the stories in the left column? Those could have your name by them. Even if you have no sportscasting experience, you can become an award-winning sports journalist just by volunteering at WMUL! We are more than happy to train newbies on how to make great programming. Here are two easy ways to get started:

1. Fill out an online application. We will contact you as soon as possible.

2. Attend the weekly sports meeting Mondays at 9pm in CB201. Need directions? Here's a station map.

Upcoming Broadcasts

Sports programming: Collier SportsZone Live | Sports Buzz | SportsView | The Racer's Edge | Herd Roundup | Game broadcasts

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Want to go further back?

Browse our sports database, which contains every sports package, show and broadcast dating back to 2013. (Looking for news? Look no further.)

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