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:Launched in 2007, the [http://www.bigtennetwork.com/ Big Ten Network] carries many live Big Ten sporting events throughout the year.  Football games that are not covered by ESPN, ABC or another network are often carried on the Big Ten Network.
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:Launched in 2007, the [http://www.bigtennetwork.com/ Big Ten Network] carries many live Big Ten sporting events throughout the year.   
  
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''2008 frequencies found at the University of Illinois softball game 4/16/2008:''
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'''Confirmed frequencies'''
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*462.1375 DCS244 coordinating coach interviews between innings
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*462.1375 DCS244 - heard at Illini softball, volleyball and soccer in 2008, Illini football in 2010 and 2011, Illini soccer in 2012
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*463.5875 DCS244 mentioned "scoreboard clock"
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*463.5875 DCS244 - heard at Illini softball in 2008, Illini football in 2009 and 2012, and Illini baseball in 2013
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*462.2250 DCS244 ''found by CloseCall Auto Store but never personally verified''
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*464.0125 DCS244 - heard at Illini volleyball and soccer in 2009
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The tv camera men wear headsets but they are believed to be wired since I never heard any radio transmissions from them.  I have been to an Illini soccer game and Illini volleyball game covered by the Big Ten Network, but never have heard any Big Ten Network radio activity at either of those two events.
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'''Unconfirmed frequencies'''
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*462.2250 DCS244 - found by [[Uniden Close Call]] Auto Store in 2008 but never personally verified
  
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The TV camera men wear headsets but they are believed to be wired since I never heard any radio transmissions from them.
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 29 May 2015

Launched in 2007, the Big Ten Network carries many live Big Ten sporting events throughout the year.

Confirmed frequencies

  • 462.1375 DCS244 - heard at Illini softball, volleyball and soccer in 2008, Illini football in 2010 and 2011, Illini soccer in 2012
  • 463.5875 DCS244 - heard at Illini softball in 2008, Illini football in 2009 and 2012, and Illini baseball in 2013
  • 464.0125 DCS244 - heard at Illini volleyball and soccer in 2009

Unconfirmed frequencies

  • 462.2250 DCS244 - found by Uniden Close Call Auto Store in 2008 but never personally verified

The TV camera men wear headsets but they are believed to be wired since I never heard any radio transmissions from them.

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