Alistar Ingram currently works for the University of Vermont as the Play by Play guy for the men’s hockey team in his fourth year and also does media relations. He has been at the University for five years in general. He did women’s basketball when he first got there and has done women’s hockey as […]
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Zach Zaidman is the radio sideline reporter for the Chicago Bears, hosts ‘Bears All Access’ and is the voice of the DePaul Blue Devils and works for 670 the Score. From a young age he wasn’t tall enough to play sports or wasn’t smart enough for being a trainer or rich enough to own
When Nick Medline started talking I frankly thought “who is this guy he looks like he’s not a professional he looks like he’s my age in college”. The thing that surprised me was a college student wrote for the Northwestern Wildcats. I liked how he said ‘values are the most important thing to have’. That
He tells you details about the matchup about to happen before the game starts. He lets Darin Jackson name the starting lineup and info about the other team. He gives you the stuff you need to know like the stats and information about players and managers. He also lets Darin Jackson chime in whenever he
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Jordan Bernfield, 27, was born in Deerfield Illinois and graduated from college 5 years ago. He always wanted to work in Chicago but didn’t know what he exactly wanted to do in the world of sports broadcasting. He currently teaches at Columbia College Chicago, teaching a class called play-by-play in the radio department. His motto
The Score (WSCR) and ESPN (WMVP) are the two all sports stations in Chicago on the radio. They both have several shifts each during each day. Primary ones are the early/late morning and afternoon/midday shifts which are the most popular shifts. Mully & Hanley are on the Score in the morning followed by McNeil &
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There are people who take steroids and gamble on games in the world of sports on the field. Then there are people who do stuff off the field like murder/beat/abuse people and do harmful things to animal as well. Now we’re not asking all of these athletes to be perfect people but there is one
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