Does anyone know of interviews that coaches or players might be on today on radio around the state?

Here is Coach Satterfield's schedule:

the David Glenn Show is broadcasting from Boone tomorrow and I can imagine that he will have some people on while. The show is 3 hours before kickoff so IDK if thats too close to the game to talk to players/coaches.

http://www.bigtailgatetour.com/event/191/

BTK2000 wrote:the David Glenn Show is broadcasting from Boone tomorrow and I can imagine that he will have some people on while. The show is 3 hours before kickoff so IDK if thats too close to the game to talk to players/coaches.

http://www.bigtailgatetour.com/event/191/

I believe he is actually broadcasting his show from the Student Union noon-3. The charlotte broadcast is a rebroadcast later in the day. Check out 99.9 FM out of Raleigh on the TuneIn app for the live broadcast.

The tailgate, is just that, a tailgate. I don't know that there is any broadcast associated with it.

Figured this thread might be the place to ask. Is ESPN set up yet? Can anyone tell if they will have the (not sure what to call it) overhead camera- the one on the cables? That is really awesome for games.

Doubt that camera makes it to ESPNU broadcasts, typically just saturday night and thursday night ESPN mothership games.

Local news vans all over Boone today. Most not for the game however. Posting on twitter they are they are covering the "protest". Big turnout so far.

What's that...like 40-50 people out of a campus of 18,000 students?

Those people protesting are an embarrassment.

I have been critical of Chancellor SNE, but she gave a great interview on the David Glenn show earlier. In it she addressed the protests head on.

The Scout site guy is there watching..says around a hundred now. Funny thing is someone just pulled in and set up their tailgate pretty much right in the middle of the group.

At least most of them are wearing black.

firemoose wrote:Local news vans all over Boone today. Most not for the game however. Posting on twitter they are they are covering the "protest". Big turnout so far.

In the words of one of my all-time favorite students..."White people".