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TENNESSEE FOOTBALL RADIO NETWORK LICENSE
TENNESSEE FOOTBALL RADIO NETWORK TV

Fans out of range of all stations can also listen to the game broadcasts via the TuneIn and UT GameDay app or via the University of Tennessee sports website. This ended in 2010 when that station lost the Vol Network affiliation to WGFX.Īll affiliates broadcast men's and women's basketball as well as UT football unless otherwise stated in the notes column. Tennessee Volunteers games played at night used to be heard across 28 states in the eastern half of the United States and three provinces in eastern Canada thanks to a previous affiliation deal with Nashville's 50,000 watt clear-channel station WLAC.

TENNESSEE FOOTBALL RADIO NETWORK TV

Licensed to Anderson, SC Disaffiliated as of 2013ĭisaffiliated in 2013, coach's TV shows moved to WATN and WLMTĭisaffiliated in 2008 secondary TV affiliate Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, southeast North CarolinaĪlso available nationwide via Dish Network and DirecTVįormer TV affiliates Callsign/Station NameĪlabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia Regional Sports Networks Callsign/Station Name Replays of Vol Network TV shows from WATNĪlso serves the Bowling Green, Kentucky area by default

TENNESSEE FOOTBALL RADIO NETWORK LICENSE

Television affiliates City of license ( Market)įlagship stations of the Vol Network's TV programming Tennessee Tip-off Show - men's basketball pre-game show.The Rick Barnes Show - men's basketball coach's show (radio version).Big Orange Hotline - Monday evenings during football season (Knoxville, Tri-Cities, Nashville, and Chattanooga area affiliates only).The Butch Jones Show (2013-2017) - football coach's show.The Derek Dooley Show (2010-2012) - football coach's show.The Phillip Fulmer Show (1992-2008) - football coach's show.The Donnie Tyndall Show (2014-2015) - men's basketball coach's show.The Cuonzo Martin Show (2011-2014) - men's basketball coach's show.The Bruce Pearl Show (2005-2011) - men's basketball coach's show revived onto the Auburn IMG Sports TV Network in 2015.The Holly Warlick Show (2012-2019) - women's basketball coach's show.The Pat Summitt Show (1974-2012) - women's basketball coach's show.The Rick Barnes Show (2015-present) - men's basketball coach's show.Programming Current television programming Bill Anderson, former football color analyst and broadcasting partner of Ward.John Ward, the “Voice of the Vols” (1968-1999 football 1965-1999 basketball), famous for the phrase, “It’s Football Time in Tennessee,” and his touchdown call,”Give him six!”.Lindsey Nelson, first broadcaster on Vol Network, 1948-1951.

Bert Bertelkamp, Color Analyst (basketball).

Mickey Dearstone - Play-by-play commentator (Women's Basketball, 1998/99-present).

Bob Kesling, Director of programming and Play-by-play announcer (1999-present) 1977 UT graduate originally with WBIR-TV and Jefferson-Pilot Sports for the SEC syndicated TV package.

Host Communications managed media rights to University of Tennessee athletics, and operated the Vol Network from 1989 until November 2007, when Host Communications merged with IMG College, a division of IMG. It is claimed to be the largest women's college basketball radio network in the country. When the Vol Network airs the women's basketball broadcasts, it is identified as the Lady Vol Network. The Vol Network began broadcasting Tennessee Lady Vols basketball games in the 1977-1978 season. Men's basketball games were added to the Vol Network's portfolio in the early 1950s. Neyland, with Lindsey Nelson serving as the first-ever play-by-play announcer. The name of the radio network was given by the legendary Robert R. The first Tennessee Volunteers football game radio broadcast was produced by the Vol Radio Network in 1949.

3.2 Recent former television programming.