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I believe you can add Cory Garred from South Point to this list of Commits. after a long while of visiting schools he decided to stay close to home and play some Knight football. Thanks to Coach Tipton for stayin on his back about coming to The University. I Hope This Next season is a Great one with the new field possibly goin to be done.
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The MAin Man wrote:i JUST HEARD PLAYERS ARE TO REPORT jUNE 28 FOR THERE FIRST CAMP
Nice info. Seems like it is a little late to start. I figured it would be like Mid-June. Ohh well, good luck to all area players.
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June late to start? After spring football, teams report to camp for the season in August.
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they report june 28 for a couple of days and then they report to school august 9
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Good job Cory G from Sp. Looks like you will be teaming up with an old team mate from youth days. Beau Daily will be there. Beau Weed was going to be there but signed with West Virginia Wesleyan. I also heard they were looking at Tyler Smith. Should be a good team
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For those of you interested in following KCU Football:
PRESS RELEASE
2/12/08
WGOH Inks Deal For KCU Football Radio Network
Grayson , KY – WGOH Radio and Kentucky Christian University have signed an exclusive agreement for radio broadcasts of KCU Knights Football for the 2008 season. WGOH-AM 1370 will serve as the flagship station for the KCU Football Network, a regional network of radio stations which will carry all KCU football games. The games will also air on the internet on wgohwugo.com.
Kentucky Christian, which will join the NAIA in 2008 and the Mid-South Conference in 2009, played a partial schedule of games in the 2007 season, featuring three junior varsity and three varsity games. The 2008 season will include ten varsity games, including home contests against the University of Virginia – Wise, Kentucky Wesleyan College, Pikeville College, Trinity Bible College, Faulkner University and Tri-State University. The Knights will play on the road at Bethany College, Georgetown College, Southern Virginia University, and Cumberland University.
KCU Athletic Director Rick Cooper stated: “I am thrilled about the opportunity to have KCU Football on the air with WGOH/WUGO. In particular, I am excited about WGOH-AM serving as the flagship home of KCU Football. Every Saturday afternoon in the fall, fans will know that they can tune in to WGOH and catch all the exciting action of KCU football. WGOH and WUGO have been loyal media outlets to the entire KCU athletic program. It is a natural fit for them to be the home of KCU Football.â€
KCU Coach Dane Damron noted the importance of this agreement: “This is a great day in the development of our football program. Partnering with WGOH/WUGO gives us a great presence in our area and beyond with their internet capabilities. Go Radio’s commitment to sports is unparalleled, and this gives us visibility. Nobody does sports like WGOH/WUGO.â€
The WGOH sports team will include Tim Carper doing play-by-play and Mic Marshall adding color commentary.
Carper serves as Sports Director at WGOH/WUGO. Tim played baseball for the KCU Knights from 1985-87. He served as Sports Information Director and public address announcer for East Carter High School from 1990-2000. Carper began his broadcasting career at WGOH/WUGO Radio in 2000 doing play-by-play for East and West Carter High school in football, basketball, baseball and girl’s softball. Tim has worked as a guest analyst on the Eagle Sports Network for Morehead State University in both football and basketball. Carper is also a play-by-play analyst for the KHSAA Boys State Tournament on the School Boy Radio Network.
Marshall will serve as the network coordinator. Mic began his broadcasting career at WGOH in 1976 at the age of 15, and has worked at radio stations WMKY, WOKT, WTCR, WVHU, WIRO, WBKS, and WLGC. Marshall also served as station manager at WKCC on the Kentucky Christian campus from 1988 to 1994, and broadcast Knights basketball games while on the KCU staff. He is a 1982 KCU graduate, and is Director of Sales at WGOH/WUGO.
The first KCU Football game will air on WGOH on August 30th, 2008.
PRESS RELEASE
2/12/08
WGOH Inks Deal For KCU Football Radio Network
Grayson , KY – WGOH Radio and Kentucky Christian University have signed an exclusive agreement for radio broadcasts of KCU Knights Football for the 2008 season. WGOH-AM 1370 will serve as the flagship station for the KCU Football Network, a regional network of radio stations which will carry all KCU football games. The games will also air on the internet on wgohwugo.com.
Kentucky Christian, which will join the NAIA in 2008 and the Mid-South Conference in 2009, played a partial schedule of games in the 2007 season, featuring three junior varsity and three varsity games. The 2008 season will include ten varsity games, including home contests against the University of Virginia – Wise, Kentucky Wesleyan College, Pikeville College, Trinity Bible College, Faulkner University and Tri-State University. The Knights will play on the road at Bethany College, Georgetown College, Southern Virginia University, and Cumberland University.
KCU Athletic Director Rick Cooper stated: “I am thrilled about the opportunity to have KCU Football on the air with WGOH/WUGO. In particular, I am excited about WGOH-AM serving as the flagship home of KCU Football. Every Saturday afternoon in the fall, fans will know that they can tune in to WGOH and catch all the exciting action of KCU football. WGOH and WUGO have been loyal media outlets to the entire KCU athletic program. It is a natural fit for them to be the home of KCU Football.â€
KCU Coach Dane Damron noted the importance of this agreement: “This is a great day in the development of our football program. Partnering with WGOH/WUGO gives us a great presence in our area and beyond with their internet capabilities. Go Radio’s commitment to sports is unparalleled, and this gives us visibility. Nobody does sports like WGOH/WUGO.â€
The WGOH sports team will include Tim Carper doing play-by-play and Mic Marshall adding color commentary.
Carper serves as Sports Director at WGOH/WUGO. Tim played baseball for the KCU Knights from 1985-87. He served as Sports Information Director and public address announcer for East Carter High School from 1990-2000. Carper began his broadcasting career at WGOH/WUGO Radio in 2000 doing play-by-play for East and West Carter High school in football, basketball, baseball and girl’s softball. Tim has worked as a guest analyst on the Eagle Sports Network for Morehead State University in both football and basketball. Carper is also a play-by-play analyst for the KHSAA Boys State Tournament on the School Boy Radio Network.
Marshall will serve as the network coordinator. Mic began his broadcasting career at WGOH in 1976 at the age of 15, and has worked at radio stations WMKY, WOKT, WTCR, WVHU, WIRO, WBKS, and WLGC. Marshall also served as station manager at WKCC on the Kentucky Christian campus from 1988 to 1994, and broadcast Knights basketball games while on the KCU staff. He is a 1982 KCU graduate, and is Director of Sales at WGOH/WUGO.
The first KCU Football game will air on WGOH on August 30th, 2008.
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goradiomic wrote:For those of you interested in following KCU Football:
PRESS RELEASE
2/12/08
WGOH Inks Deal For KCU Football Radio Network
Grayson , KY – WGOH Radio and Kentucky Christian University have signed an exclusive agreement for radio broadcasts of KCU Knights Football for the 2008 season. WGOH-AM 1370 will serve as the flagship station for the KCU Football Network, a regional network of radio stations which will carry all KCU football games. The games will also air on the internet on wgohwugo.com.
Kentucky Christian, which will join the NAIA in 2008 and the Mid-South Conference in 2009, played a partial schedule of games in the 2007 season, featuring three junior varsity and three varsity games. The 2008 season will include ten varsity games, including home contests against the University of Virginia – Wise, Kentucky Wesleyan College, Pikeville College, Trinity Bible College, Faulkner University and Tri-State University. The Knights will play on the road at Bethany College, Georgetown College, Southern Virginia University, and Cumberland University.
KCU Athletic Director Rick Cooper stated: “I am thrilled about the opportunity to have KCU Football on the air with WGOH/WUGO. In particular, I am excited about WGOH-AM serving as the flagship home of KCU Football. Every Saturday afternoon in the fall, fans will know that they can tune in to WGOH and catch all the exciting action of KCU football. WGOH and WUGO have been loyal media outlets to the entire KCU athletic program. It is a natural fit for them to be the home of KCU Football.â€
KCU Coach Dane Damron noted the importance of this agreement: “This is a great day in the development of our football program. Partnering with WGOH/WUGO gives us a great presence in our area and beyond with their internet capabilities. Go Radio’s commitment to sports is unparalleled, and this gives us visibility. Nobody does sports like WGOH/WUGO.â€
The WGOH sports team will include Tim Carper doing play-by-play and Mic Marshall adding color commentary.
Carper serves as Sports Director at WGOH/WUGO. Tim played baseball for the KCU Knights from 1985-87. He served as Sports Information Director and public address announcer for East Carter High School from 1990-2000. Carper began his broadcasting career at WGOH/WUGO Radio in 2000 doing play-by-play for East and West Carter High school in football, basketball, baseball and girl’s softball. Tim has worked as a guest analyst on the Eagle Sports Network for Morehead State University in both football and basketball. Carper is also a play-by-play analyst for the KHSAA Boys State Tournament on the School Boy Radio Network.
Marshall will serve as the network coordinator. Mic began his broadcasting career at WGOH in 1976 at the age of 15, and has worked at radio stations WMKY, WOKT, WTCR, WVHU, WIRO, WBKS, and WLGC. Marshall also served as station manager at WKCC on the Kentucky Christian campus from 1988 to 1994, and broadcast Knights basketball games while on the KCU staff. He is a 1982 KCU graduate, and is Director of Sales at WGOH/WUGO.
The first KCU Football game will air on WGOH on August 30th, 2008.
This is certainly good news for people who want to follow all of the KCU action.
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I heard today that Wayne's Chris Thevenin will be playing at KCU...
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Cornelius English has also committed to KCU and I think he will be a great addition to the team.
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Congrats to all of the local players going to KCU! It is awesome to have so many southern Ohio players joining the team. Hopefully they will continue their success.
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Tigercat1...I just emailed you regarding the Legion game on Tuesday. Hope all is well your way.
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Have they started on the football field at KCU yet? I was down that way yesterday and didn't see any construction.
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