I picked this up off of WVXU's website on August 3:
It's official: WKRC-TV announced the hiring of former ESPN anchor Gary Miller at 7 p.m. Friday. He will start in mid-August, says Jon Lawhead, Sinclair group manager.
"Cincinnati is a big sports town. With our multi-station, multi-platform commitment to everything from high school sports, Reds, Bengals and FC Cincinnati, we think our viewers and users will agree that Gary's experience is a great addition to the team," Lawhead said in the station announcement.
Everything BUT UC (and the other 2 local universities). I know Cincy is a professional town, but a minor league soccer team? Or is it because they hold the rights to their broadcasts?
It'll be interesting (or not) how WKRC's sportscasts change (if they do), especially in the FB season. I'm not a Bingos fan; WKRC's sports segments during the FB season consist of CB videos, reconstituted CB videos from previous days or shows WKRC produces for the CBs, and promos for their upcoming shows for the CBs.
Not to mention how they treat out-of-town universities as if they were local too. Not much room for the Bearcats unless they win big.
It's official: WKRC-TV announced the hiring of former ESPN anchor Gary Miller at 7 p.m. Friday. He will start in mid-August, says Jon Lawhead, Sinclair group manager.
"Cincinnati is a big sports town. With our multi-station, multi-platform commitment to everything from high school sports, Reds, Bengals and FC Cincinnati, we think our viewers and users will agree that Gary's experience is a great addition to the team," Lawhead said in the station announcement.
Everything BUT UC (and the other 2 local universities). I know Cincy is a professional town, but a minor league soccer team? Or is it because they hold the rights to their broadcasts?
It'll be interesting (or not) how WKRC's sportscasts change (if they do), especially in the FB season. I'm not a Bingos fan; WKRC's sports segments during the FB season consist of CB videos, reconstituted CB videos from previous days or shows WKRC produces for the CBs, and promos for their upcoming shows for the CBs.
Not to mention how they treat out-of-town universities as if they were local too. Not much room for the Bearcats unless they win big.
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