Chicago radio station
- Thread starter bhannon
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The Hammond station has a range that barely makes it onto the south side of Chicago. It is no 50K watt monolith like WGN 720 or WBBM 780.
The Boilermaker Sports Network, managed by Learfield IMG College and Purdue Sports Properties, consists of 24 radio stations. WAZY (96.5 FM) in Lafayette is the flagship station. Games also can be heard on TuneIn.com, via the TuneIn mobile app and on Sirius XM Radio. For home games at Ross-Ade Stadium, the broadcast team calls the action from the John R. DeCamp Radio Booth, named after the longtime voice of the Boilermakers. The pregame show begins one hour prior to kickoff.
2021 RADIO NETWORK AFFILIATES
^ - Jeff Brohm Show
Purdue Football on Radio
The Boilermaker Sports Network, managed by Learfield IMG College and Purdue Sports Properties, consists of 24 radio stations. WAZY (96.5 FM) in Lafayette is the flagship station. Games also can be heard on TuneIn.com, via the TuneIn mobile app and on Sirius XM Radio. For home games at Ross-Ade Stadium, the broadcast team calls the action from the John R. DeCamp Radio Booth, named after the longtime voice of the Boilermakers. The pregame show begins one hour prior to kickoff.
2021 RADIO NETWORK AFFILIATES
^ - Jeff Brohm Show
| Market | Station | Frequency |
| Anderson^ | WHBU | 1240 AM |
| Bedford^ | WBIW | 1340 AM |
| Berne | WZBD | 92.7 FM |
| Boonville^ | WBNL | 1540 AM |
| Bremen/South Bend^ | WHPZ | 96.9 FM |
| Dowagiac, Mich.^ | WHPD | 92.1 FM |
| Evansville^ | WGBF | 1280 AM |
| Fort Wayne^ | WKJG | 1380 AM |
| Hammond | WJOB | 1230 AM |
| Huntingburg^ | WBDC | 100.9 FM |
| Indianapolis^ | WNDE | 1260 AM |
| Jasper^ | WQKZ | 98.5 FM |
| Jeffersonville^ | WXVW | 1450 AM |
| Knox/Culver^ | WKVI/WYMR | 1520 AM / 99.3 FM / 98.3 FM |
| Lafayette*^ | WAZY (flagship) | 96.5 FM |
| Marion^ | WMRI | 860 AM |
| Michigan City^ | WEFM | 95.9 FM |
| Mount Vernon^ | WRCY | 1590 AM |
| Salem^ | WSLM | 1220 AM / 97.9 FM |
| Vincennes^ | WFML | 96.7 FM |
| Warsaw^ | WRSW | 1480 AM |
| Winchester^ | WZZY | 98.3 FM |
Very informative, I will be testing different ways too.The Hammond station has a range that barely makes it onto the south side of Chicago. It is no 50K watt monolith like WGN 720 or WBBM 780.
Purdue Football on Radio
The Boilermaker Sports Network, managed by Learfield IMG College and Purdue Sports Properties, consists of 24 radio stations. WAZY (96.5 FM) in Lafayette is the flagship station. Games also can be heard on TuneIn.com, via the TuneIn mobile app and on Sirius XM Radio. For home games at Ross-Ade Stadium, the broadcast team calls the action from the John R. DeCamp Radio Booth, named after the longtime voice of the Boilermakers. The pregame show begins one hour prior to kickoff.
2021 RADIO NETWORK AFFILIATES
^ - Jeff Brohm Show
Market Station Frequency Anderson^ WHBU 1240 AM Bedford^ WBIW 1340 AM Berne WZBD 92.7 FM Boonville^ WBNL 1540 AM Bremen/South Bend^ WHPZ 96.9 FM Dowagiac, Mich.^ WHPD 92.1 FM Evansville^ WGBF 1280 AM Fort Wayne^ WKJG 1380 AM Hammond WJOB 1230 AM Huntingburg^ WBDC 100.9 FM Indianapolis^ WNDE 1260 AM Jasper^ WQKZ 98.5 FM Jeffersonville^ WXVW 1450 AM Knox/Culver^ WKVI/WYMR 1520 AM / 99.3 FM / 98.3 FM Lafayette*^ WAZY (flagship) 96.5 FM Marion^ WMRI 860 AM Michigan City^ WEFM 95.9 FM Mount Vernon^ WRCY 1590 AM Salem^ WSLM 1220 AM / 97.9 FM Vincennes^ WFML 96.7 FM Warsaw^ WRSW 1480 AM Winchester^ WZZY 98.3 FM
I listen to radio here in Las Vegas over the internet. This can be quite tricky finding a correct site which is free and/or doesn't require signing in but can be done. I have the best success with a WAZY or Purdue sports website, and if you aren't at first successful, keep trying other options with an Internet search for the correct Purdue football game on the radio.
Personally, I love the radio announcers who are knowledgeable and although obviously pro-Purdue, always give accurate announcing. When watching the TV and listening to the radio simultaneously, you can easily see how their comments are superior because they cover the whole field and just aren't doing close-ups following the ball and never knowing what's happening elsewhere on the field.
Personally, I love the radio announcers who are knowledgeable and although obviously pro-Purdue, always give accurate announcing. When watching the TV and listening to the radio simultaneously, you can easily see how their comments are superior because they cover the whole field and just aren't doing close-ups following the ball and never knowing what's happening elsewhere on the field.
I do the same in Fla, for both basketball and football. The WAZY feed over the internet also has the added benefit of pre and post game comments. You can also sync the radio and tv broadcasts by simply pausing the tv until the radio catches up, or vice versa.
