Airs live today on 94.1 FM and AM 940 from Power Park. First pitch is at 6PM ET. Steve Cotton and Woody Woodrum have the call.
Herd Baseball vs FIU
- Thread starter Mike Gwinn
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Sunday is the rubber match of the series after MU won Saturday's game with a rally in the 9th. The weather and temperatures will be better Sunday so hopefully more fans will come out for the game.
In regards to the radio feeds, it appears that all the live stream feeds from 94.1 and 940 AM are not working at this time.
In regards to the radio feeds, it appears that all the live stream feeds from 94.1 and 940 AM are not working at this time.
I may be mistaken but since the video of the games is available on All-Access they probably black-out the live streams of the game. Might check the tunein.com or the tunein app and see if its available that way.
Crystal blue skies and mid-60's for the ballgame down here. Currently losing our rubber game with VT.
Unfortunately, in a reflection of the sad state of MU's media arrangements, apparently the "flagship" stations in Huntington can't afford to live stream our broadcasts, sports programs, etc. They don't even stream their own daily sports show with Paul and Woody any more. Another sad commentary on the state of Huntington's economy, I guess. So while sports fans of most colleges can expect live streaming of a lot of their teams games, Herd athletics remain buried in obscurity. Mike Hamrick has to man up and take a serious look at how our pathetic athletics team broadcasts and promotions really are. The Thundering Herd network has continued to shrink statewide under our so called partnership with IMG, with most of Herd games relegated to low power AM stations in a great portion of the state. And now, with little or no live streaming of team events, how in the dickens does Hamrick expect to grow the fan base when our sports teams receive little or no promotion or exposure? On the other hand, WVU sports are ubiquitous with constant statewide promotions, exposure, advertising, game broadcasts, etc. A sad state of affairs, indeed!!
This post was edited on 3/29 4:19 PM by oldeherd
This post was edited on 3/29 4:19 PM by oldeherd
At least a few more years. He runs a clean program and has us in the post-season every season. In fact, FSU has never had a losing season in baseball. Ever. Down here, we're more concerned with our underachieving basketball program so Coach Martin gets a pass. He's got a young team this year so anything beyond a Regional appearance is gonna be icing on the cake.
Sad part is, his son is an Assistant Head Coach and there's gonna be an uproar if he's handed the keys after dear old dad retires.
This post was edited on 3/30 2:08 PM by ggmike1992
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