ISP Sports

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ISP Sports

Type	Private
Founded	1992
Headquarters	Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA
Industry	Sports Marketing, Television and Radio Production and Broadcasting
Services	Sports Marketing, Event Management
Employees	250
Divisions	40
Website	http://www.ispsports.com

ISP Sports, founded in 1992 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, provides sports marketing and broadcast services for collegiate athletics across the United States. In addition to the Winston-Salem headquarters, the company operates more than 40 regional offices.

Contents 1 Affiliates 2 Markets and schools 3 References 4 See also

[edit] Affiliates

The ISP Sports Network consists of nearly 800 radio affiliates airing primarily football and men's basketball games along with weekly call-in coaches' shows. The media network also includes over 100 television stations airing weekly half hour coaches' shows for most of the universities represented by the company.

[edit] Markets and schools

At the conference level, ISP represents the ACC, Big East, Conference USA, MAC and Sun Belt^[1] and also individually represents schools from the SEC as well as the FedEx Orange Bowl and Meineke Car Care Bowl.^[2] The company also maintains the ISP Sports Academy, a professional development initiative for ISP employees in Atlanta, Georgia.

ISP represents the following universities:^[3]

[edit] References

[edit] See also

• List of Virginia Tech Radio Network stations
• Syracuse ISP Sports Network

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