Dan Hoard's Busy Day
Dan Hoard will call a football-basketball doubleheader on WLW-AM (700) Saturday. As soon as the UC-UConn football game ends, he'll hustle over to Fifth Third Arena to call the UC basketball game with Chuck Machock, says David Armbruster, WLW-AM sports operation director.
Jim Kelly and Scott Springer will continue broadcasting from Nippert Stadium until Hoard is ready to go for the basketball game. WLW-AM will do the Mick Cronin pregame interview during half-time of the football game, and do the Brian Kelly postgame interview during half-time of the basketball game.
On Nov. 24, when UC plays football at Syracuse, and the basketball team hosts
Stewart also will do Xavier basketball season opener at 7 p.m. Saturday on WKRC-AM (550) with Byron Larkin. He's subbing for Joe Sunderman, who’s recovering from eye surgery, Armbruster says. XU games will be on either WLW or WKRC, so not to interfere with Louisville and UK on 1360 and 1530.
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Post a Comment*Glad to see that Steve Stewart is still involved in local media. He is quite good on the radio be it baseball or basketball. Can hardley wait to hear Chuck Machock's meaningless color and his saying " you got to love it Danny" Wow!!
Steve Stewart is truly an asset to the Greater Cincinnati community.
I look forward to hearing him call the Xavier game on Saturday!
Seriously, I've always thought that Chuck Machok is a HUGE addition to the broadcast!! I love his commentary.
He's a bright spot on the radio....
I am glad to hear more of Steve Stewart. I always felt he never stood a chance in the Reds booth filling the shoes he was supposed to fill but he was good and he is easy to listen to. I caught him doing a few different broadcasts of sporting events last year and thoroughly enjoyed listening.
Maybe Chuck Machock could coach the damn team.
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