Difference between revisions of "NCAA Football - Big 12 Conference"
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| − | * [[Colorado Sports]] | + | * [[Colorado Sports#NCAA Football Big 12 Conference|Colorado Sports]] |
| − | * [[Iowa Sports]] | + | * [[Iowa Sports#NCAA Football Big 12 Conference|Iowa Sports]] |
| − | * [[Kansas Sports]] | + | * [[Kansas Sports#NCAA Football Big 12 Conference|Kansas Sports]] |
| − | * [[Missouri Sports]] | + | * [[Missouri Sports#NCAA Football Big 12 Conference|Missouri Sports]] |
| − | * [[Nebraska Sports]] | + | * [[Nebraska Sports#NCAA Football Big 12 Conference|Nebraska Sports]] |
| − | * [[Oklahoma Sports]] | + | * [[Oklahoma Sports#NCAA Football Big 12 Conference|Oklahoma Sports]] |
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Revision as of 12:23, 24 April 2009
Scanner frequencies for NCAA Big 12 Football games
Major sporting events such as NCAA Big 12 football games draw thousands of fans to town for each home game. These games provide great scanning opportunities as there is a wide variety of radio usage related to the games including stadium operations, parking, police, fire/ems, EOC, towing, shuttle buses, media, etc. This page serves to display the local trunked systems and frequencies where these game related operations occur on one single page.
This page is by no means complete and local listeners are encouraged to add or correct any of the information presented here. Included is simply what could be ascertained by viewing the Radioreference.com forums, the Radioreference.com database, and other scanning websites. Some information is just a suggested list of scanner targets until more accurate radio usage can be determined.
As a result of the collaboration project, all team related content has been moved to the following articles: