Difference between revisions of "Big Ten Network"
From The RadioReference Wiki
m |
m |
||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
*463.5875 DCS244 mentioned "scoreboard clock" | *463.5875 DCS244 mentioned "scoreboard clock" | ||
*462.2250 DCS244 ''found by CloseCall Auto Store but never personally verified'' | *462.2250 DCS244 ''found by CloseCall Auto Store 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. Note: 462.1375 DCS244 was also heard 10/22/08 at the Illinois volleyball game and 10/31/08 at the Illinois soccer game. | + | The tv camera men wear headsets but they are believed to be wired since I never heard any radio transmissions from them. Note: 462.1375 DCS244 was also heard 10/22/08 at the Illinois volleyball game and 10/31/08 at the Illinois soccer game, both covered by the Big Ten Network. |
[[Category:Sports Events and Organizations]] | [[Category:Sports Events and Organizations]] | ||
Revision as of 08:17, 1 November 2008
- Launched in 2007, the Big Ten Network carries many live Big Ten sporting events throughout the year.
2008 frequencies found at the University of Illinois softball game 4/16/2008:
- 462.1375 DCS244 coordinating coach interviews between innings
- 463.5875 DCS244 mentioned "scoreboard clock"
- 462.2250 DCS244 found by CloseCall Auto Store 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. Note: 462.1375 DCS244 was also heard 10/22/08 at the Illinois volleyball game and 10/31/08 at the Illinois soccer game, both covered by the Big Ten Network.