Fighting Illini Sports Network

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The Fighting Illini Sports Network are radio stations in Illinois that broadcast Illinois Fighting Illini athletic events. The current, 44 radio station network is managed by Fighting Illini Sports Properties, whose offices are located in Champaign, Illinois.[1][2]

Current radio affiliates

Station Frequency City Format Sports carried Notes
WRMJ 102.3 Aledo, IL Country Football, basketball
WBGZ 1570 Alton, IL Talk radio Football, basketball Serves Northern St. Louis & Metro-East area
WJBC 93.7 Bloomington, IL Talk radio Football, basketball Serves Bloomington-Normal area
WBYS 1560 Canton, IL Talk radio Football, basketball
WCXO 96.7 Carlyle, IL Football, basketball
WDWS 1400 Champaign, IL Talk radio Football, basketball Owned by the News-Gazette
WHMS 97.5 Champaign, IL Soft Adult Contemporary Football, basketball Owned by the News-Gazette
WIND 560 Chicago, IL Sports Football 2013 is final year AM 560 will broadcast football.[3]
WSCR 670 Chicago, IL Sports Football (Fall 2014), basketball 2013-14 is first year 670 will broadcast Illini Basketball since 04-05 season.[4]
WDAN 1490 Danville, IL Talk radio Football, basketball
WDNL 102.1 Danville, IL Adult Contemporary Football, basketball
WFXN 1230 Moline, IL Sports Football, basketball Serves Quad Cities area
WSOY 1340 Decatur, IL Talk radio Football, basketball
WDQN 1580 Du Quoin, IL Country Football, basketball
WGFA 94.1 Watseka, IL Adult Contemporary Football, basketball
WJEZ 98.9 Dwight, IL Classic hits Football, basketball
WCRC 95.7 Effingham, IL Country Football, basketball

Personalities

  • Brian Barnhart, football and men's basketball play-by-play
  • Martin O'Donnell, football color analyst
  • Jerry Hester, men's basketball color analyst

Men's Basketball Coach Radio Show

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Football Coach Radio Show

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