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Entries in Final Four (27)

Friday
Apr122013

My Appearance on "The LinkedIn Lady Show" for April 8

Always great to be on with Carol and she was nice enough to have me back to as the Final Four wraped up and this was the night of the Championship Game with ended up being won by Louisville.

 

We talk about social media and the Final Four, Roger Ebert and some new gadgets,

It's the 4-8-13 show

http://rockstarradionetwork.com/podcasts/thelinkedinladyshow

Sunday
Apr072013

Final Four in Atlanta

The two games on Saturday may not have been masterpieces if they were works of art, but they were sure intriguing.

Both went down to the wire and once again the officials had some say in the outcome.

Enjoyed my view.

Wednesday
Apr032013

Appearance on 1410 KGSO in Wichita Talking Atlanta and the Final Four

Had fun talking with the guys in Wichita as the Shockers come to Atlanta.

Have a listen.

Tuesday
Apr022013

Appearance on 840 am WHAS in Louisville Talking Atlanta and the Final Four

I joined Tony Cruise and the Morning Show at WHAS in Louisville on Tuesday morning to talk about Atlanta hosting the Final Four as thousands of Cardinals fans will be making the trek to Atlanta.

Have a listen:

Thursday
Apr052012

Dial Global Says 20.6 Million Listened to Final Four on Radio

Dial Global: 20.6 million heard Final Four.

Proving the power of sports on radio, nearly as many people heard a broadcast of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four on broadcast radio as heard the Super Bowl. Dial Global says radio’s Final Four audience was an estimated 20.6 million, nearly as large as the 23.1 million who tuned-in to hear the New York Giants defeat of the New England Patriots.

512 affiliates carried Final Four programming between March 31 and April 2.  “We are pleased that our previous research findings still hold true, people desire play-by-play sports on radio in a big way,” Dial Global co-CEO David Landau says.  The network came up with the audience estimates by commissioning Edison Research to conduct a national telephone survey on Tuesday, the day after the University of Kentucky Wildcats’ victory over the University of Kansas Jayhawks.