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MARTINSVILLE, VA- Patrick Henry Community College has just signed a one year radio deal with ESPN Radio 1160 AM WODY in Martinsville, Virginia. The deal that was announced yesterday will include coverage of all Patriot home basketball games and select road contests that include games at: Hargrave Military Academy, Fork Union Military Academy, Surry Community College, and Rockingham Community College. The deal will also include a weekly radio show with Patriot’s Head Coach Chuck Moore that will be apart of “Southside Connection” a local sports talk show that airs from 4-6 PM on ESPN Radio. Coverage of the Patriots will start on October 8, 2008 with coverage of the “Basketball Tip-Off” event at PHCC at 5 PM. Game coverage will also be online at thesportsaddictnetwork.com/pages/Martinsville/ and will include a 15-minute pregame show and postgame wrap-up show that will include interviews with players, coaches, and updates from around Region X. |
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 Thompson powers Hansbrough-less UNC past Kentucky; Zeller hurts wrist[Nov. 19, 2008] Deon Thompson has helped top-ranked North Carolina get off to a good start despite playing without injured star Tyler Hansbrough. Now, just as the reigning national player of the year appears close to returning, the Tar Heels could be losing another key contributor inside.  Romo ready to return, doesn't expect problems from broken pinkie[Nov. 13, 2008] Tony Romo laughed at the notion his return to the Dallas lineup will be the complete cure for the struggling Cowboys. "We will find out on Sunday," Romo said. "A lot of different people may have gotten to a point where they feel we might not have a chance to do what we hoped to do at the beginning of the year. ... I think that is something that can bring a team together."  Dodgers' offer reportedly has team option to make it $60M[Nov. 12, 2008] Manny Ramirez could become the $60 million man if he stays in Los Angeles. But the slugger is guaranteed at least $45 million if he accepts the Dodgers' initial offer, the Los Angeles Times reported. The Dodgers' initial offer to the slugger contains a club option for a third year that could take the deal to $60 million, but includes a $7.5 million buyout guaranteeing Ramirez at least $45 million, the Times reported on Tuesday.  Eagles won't accept Giants' brotherly love[Nov. 10, 2008] The Philadelphia Eagles caught the defending world champs in a benevolent mood Sunday. But the New York Giants had to draw the line somewhere. After spotting the Eagles a 7-0 lead via an early turnover and then letting them climb back into the game following a Brandon Jacobs fumble, the Giants finally shut the door with a 36-31 victory at Lincoln Financial Field. |
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