Longhorn Radio Network

Longhorn Radio Network
Austin, Texas;
Broadcast area	Most of the state of Texas ; south-central New Mexico (United States) ; U.S. Nationwide via Sirius and XM Satellite Radio
Frequency	Various AM and FM radio stations
Branding	Longhorn Sports Network
Programming
Format	Sports
Ownership
Owner	Learfield IMG College ; University of Texas at Austin (joint venture)
Sister stations	KUT, KUTX, Longhorn Network
Technical information
Class	Regional Satellite-delivered radio network
Links
Website	Texas Longhorns website

The Longhorn Radio Network is a radio network in the United States that is dedicated to broadcasting live events and programming of the Texas Longhorns football, basketball (men's and women's), baseball, and softball teams.^[1] Owned by Learfield IMG College and the University of Texas at Austin via a joint venture, the network consists of 36 affiliates covering 90% of the state of Texas. The network provides broadcasts in the English language for most affiliates, with some affiliates providing broadcasts in Spanish for the benefit of Hispanic listeners.

Programming

The network produces and broadcasts an annual total of 123 live broadcasts of sporting events, plus 28 weekly editions of the coach's shows starring the football (September–November) and men's basketball coaches (November–March), as well as all postseason events involving the Longhorns.

Longhorn Weekly - a one-hour sports show featuring the head coaches of the university's major sports programs.^[2]

On-air personalities

Craig Way - play-by-play
Roger Wallace - color (football)
Quan Cosby - sideline analyst (football)
Eddie Oran - analyst (men's basketball)

Affiliates

The main flagships of the network are KTXX in Austin, Texas for the English broadcasts,^[3] and KZNX for the Spanish broadcasts of football games.^[4]

Area served ^[5]	City of license	Callsign^[3]	Frequency	Notes
Abilene	Abilene	KKHR	FM 106.3	Men's basketball only
Abilene	Abilene	KZQQ	AM 1560	Football only
Alpine	Alpine	KVLF	AM 1240
Amarillo		KGNC	AM 710
Austin, Texas^[6]^[7]^[8]	Austin	K253AM	FM 98.5	FM translator of KTAE-AM/Elgin
		KTSN	AM 1490	Austin Radio Network affiliate
		KTXX	FM 104.9	Flagship station for all English-language broadcasts; broadcasts football, men's and women's basketball, baseball, and softball; KTXX is part of the Austin Radio Network
		KTXX-HD2	HD 104.9-2	Flagship station of Spanish-language broadcasts; Spanish-language outlet of the Austin Radio Network
	Creedmoor	KZNX	AM 1530
	Elgin	KTAE	AM 1260	Football, women's basketball, baseball and softball broadcasts; Austin Radio Network
	Thornton	KOKE	FM 99.3	Men's basketball only; part of the Austin Radio Network
Big Spring		KBTS	AM 1490	Football only
Bonham/Detroit	Bonham	KFXN (AM)	AM 1420	Football only
Carthage	Carthage	KGAS (AM)	AM 1590	Football and men's basketball
Carthage	Carthage	KGAS-FM	FM 100.7	Football and men's basketball
Corpus Christi, Texas		KEYS	AM 1440	Football only
Crockett	Crockett	KIVY-FM	FM 92.7	Football only
Dallas/Fort Worth	Dallas	KRLD	AM 1080	Football only; some schedule overlaps possible KRLD is a 50,000-watt clear channel station, thereby also serving much of Texas, the southwestern U.S. and much of Mexico during night-time broadcasts
Dallas/Fort Worth	Highland Village	KWRD-FM	FM 100.7	Men's basketball; alternate football affiliate
Del Rio		KWMC	AM 1490	Football only; also serves Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila, Mexico
El Paso	El Paso	KROD	AM 600	Football only; Also serves Las Cruces, New Mexico (United States) and Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua (Mexico)
Fort Stockton		KFST-AM KFST-FM	AM 860 FM 94.3	Football only
Henderson/Longview	Henderson	KWRD (AM)	AM 1470	Football only
Houston	Mont Belvieu	KFNC	FM 97.5	Football and men's basketball
Jacksonville (TX)	Rusk	KTLU	AM 1580	Football only
Malakoff	Athens	KLVQ	AM 1410
Marble Falls		KBEY	FM 103.9
Marshall	Marshall	KMHT	AM 1450	Football, men's and women's basketball
Marshall	Marshall	KMHT-FM	FM 103.9	Football only
McAllen	Alamo	KJAV	FM 104.9	Football only; Also serves Brownsville (Texas, United States), Matamoros and Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico
Midland/Odessa	Midland/Odessa	KBAT	FM 99.9	Football only
Orange		KOGT	AM 1600	Football and men's basketball
Paris	Bonham	KFYN	AM 1420	Men's basketball only
Paris	Detroit, Texas	KFYN-FM	FM 104.3	Football and men's basketball
San Angelo		KKSA	AM 1260	Football and men's basketball
San Antonio	San Antonio	WOAI-AM	AM 1200	Football and men's basketball; all night-time broadcasts available to much of south-central U.S. and much of Mexico due to 50,000 watt clear-channel status
San Antonio	San Antonio	KTKR	AM 760	Longhorn Weekly coach's shows only; alternate basketball affiliate in the event of conflicting schedules between the Longhorns and the NBA's San Antonio Spurs on WOAI
Temple		KTEM	AM 1400	Football and men's basketball
Tyler/Longview	Tyler	KTBB	AM 600	Football only
U.S. Nationwide	N/A	Sirius Satellite Radio	Ch. 117
		SiriusXM Internet Radio	Ch. 969
		XM Satellite Radio	Ch. 202
		Worldwide	TexasSports.com	Also available via the University of Texas at Austin app available on iTunes for Apple devices

References

External links

Texas Longhorns official website
Audio Streaming
Austin Radio Network - flagships of the Longhorn Radio Network

[1] ttp://www.texassports.com/images/2015/8/24/ARN_infographic.png

[2] Texas Longhorns Athletics - Longhorn IMG Radio Network: Longhorn Weekly Coach's Show

[texasimg-3] Texas Longhorns Athletics - Longhorn IMG Radio Network: Radio Affiliates

[4] "Calendario: Webcasts de partidos en Español".

[5] "Texas Athletics and IMG announce new radio partnership - University of Texas Athletics".

[ARN-tx-6] "Texas Athletics and IMG announce new radio partnership." TexasSports.com. Retrieved April 7, 2016.

[7] ttp://texassports.com/images/2015/8/18/ARNcoveragebystation.jpg

[8] Texas Longhorns Athletics - Austin Radio Network: Stations by Zip Code

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