In what is undoubtedly Tracktown, USA, fans cannot get enough track & field content! That is why LSR helps bring more and more to the lucky fans who attend the NCAA Championships. Covering all of the infield events and also adding a scoring channel for those interested in keeping up with the team scores, our expert analysis and commentary brings an entirely new level of fandom.
Under the bright lights of the “world’s most famous arena”, the best collegiate wrestlers in the country gathered to put on quite a show. Mat side for every single match, Live Sports Radio, in partnership with WatchESPN, provided the audio for fans at home and in venue. Even in the chaos of 8 simultaneous matches, fans had the choice to listen to each mat, so they did not have to miss a minute of action.
Fans of Clemson, Ohio State and all of college football gathered in the desert for the 2nd annual College Football Playoff. Leading up to the game is the traditional Media Day, consisting of player and coach interviews by the media. To bring the fans into the action, complimentary radios were given to each attendee, allowing them to toggle between the different channels to the interviewee of their choice.
The Big Easy is always home to big football games. 2016 started off with a bang as Ole Miss returned to glory in New Orleans. For the 4th straight year, Allstate provided their clients with our radios, tuned into the ESPN Radio call as the action happened.
The first ever College Football Playoff was preceded by the first inaugural College Football Playoff Media Day. Players and coaches from both Ohio State University and the University of Oregon took to the microphones to answer questions from media officials large and small. Fans were given complimentary radios from the CFP and got to choose between the 5 available podiums.
Being played as a semi-final match up for the inaugural College Football Playoff, the Allstate Sugar Bowl was buzzing with anticipation. For the 3rd consecutive year, Allstate provided their clients with our radios, tuned into the ESPN Radio call.
For the third year in a row, Live Sports Radio partnered with the NCAA to provide live commentary from every mat during the three day Championship. Fans were able to purchase branded radios on the concourse which could be used to tune into the mat of their choosing. Controlled chaos is the best way to describe the scene in Iowa, where there were as many as eight mats of action taking place at one time. Des Moines was a great host city for the event, as the fan base is insanely rabid for the sport.
Fans could listen to exclusive content on each of the 8 mats!
Even on the concourse, fans didn’t miss a second of action.