SMU-Tulsa To Air On CW 33

SMU-Tulsa To Air On CW 33
Nine of 12 SMU Games Televised In 2009
Oct. 21, 2009
DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU Athletic Department and CW 33 today announced an agreement to produce and broadcast the SMU at Tulsa football game on Oct. 31st. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. with broadcasting legends Brad Sham and Allen Stone calling the action.
With the addition of this game to the slate, nine of SMU's 12 regular-season games are being televised in 2009. SMU's game at Houston this weekend will air nationally on CBS College Sports and all six Mustang home football games are being televised by Time-Warner Metro Sports. Earlier this season, the State Farm DFW Duel - Battle for the Iron Skillet game against TCU was televised on The Mtn.
"We know there is a growing appetite for Mustang football and we're happy to partner with CW 33 to provide this game for our fans in the Metroplex," said SMU Director of Athletics Steve Orsini.
"We're proud to work with a program on the rise like SMU," said Joe Young, Vice President and General Manager of CW 33, "We're looking forward to bringing our viewers the excitement of the only NCAA Division I program in Dallas."
KDAF-TV, CW 33 broadcasts to the Dallas/Fort Worth area, the fifth largest media market in the United States with over 2.4 million households, and over 6.5 million people.
All SMU football games are also available on the Mustang Radio Network, which includes the flagship KTCK 1310 AM in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and through Mustang All-Access at SMUMustangs.com.
For ticket information, call 214-SMU-GAME.
Nine of 12 SMU Games Televised In 2009
Oct. 21, 2009
DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU Athletic Department and CW 33 today announced an agreement to produce and broadcast the SMU at Tulsa football game on Oct. 31st. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. with broadcasting legends Brad Sham and Allen Stone calling the action.
With the addition of this game to the slate, nine of SMU's 12 regular-season games are being televised in 2009. SMU's game at Houston this weekend will air nationally on CBS College Sports and all six Mustang home football games are being televised by Time-Warner Metro Sports. Earlier this season, the State Farm DFW Duel - Battle for the Iron Skillet game against TCU was televised on The Mtn.
"We know there is a growing appetite for Mustang football and we're happy to partner with CW 33 to provide this game for our fans in the Metroplex," said SMU Director of Athletics Steve Orsini.
"We're proud to work with a program on the rise like SMU," said Joe Young, Vice President and General Manager of CW 33, "We're looking forward to bringing our viewers the excitement of the only NCAA Division I program in Dallas."
KDAF-TV, CW 33 broadcasts to the Dallas/Fort Worth area, the fifth largest media market in the United States with over 2.4 million households, and over 6.5 million people.
All SMU football games are also available on the Mustang Radio Network, which includes the flagship KTCK 1310 AM in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and through Mustang All-Access at SMUMustangs.com.
For ticket information, call 214-SMU-GAME.