THE COUGAR RADIO NETWORK

COUGAR FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL games are broadcast live on the radio throughout the Pacific Northwest via Washington State ISP College Sports Network. The network, which expanded its coverage in the Seattle area for 2011, reaches as far as British Columbia and can be heard worldwide via the internet.

Updated Aug. 29, 2011

Bob Robertson, Jim Walden and Bud Nameck call the action on Saturdays. Robertson is in his 45th year of broadcasting Cougar sports. Walden, the former Cougar head coach from 1978-86, is in his eleventh season as a Cougar commentator. Nameck has been broadcasting WSU sports on radio or television since 1981 and is in his tenth season as part of the radio team.

Cougar gamedays include a two-hour pregame and one hour postgame football show. Additionally, the one-hour “Paul Wulff Show,” produced and distributed by the Washington State ISP Sports Network, airs weekly on most network stations Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m.

The locations and frequencies of the Cougar Sports Network are:

City	Station	Dial
Aberdeen	KXRO	1320 AM
Bellingham	KPUG	1170 AM
Centralia	KMNT	104.3 FM
Cle Elum	KEYG	98.5 FM
Colville	KCVL	1240 AM
Grand Coulee	KEYG	98.5 FM
Lewiston	KCLK	1430 AM
Longview	KBAM	1270 AM
Moses Lake	KBSN	1470 AM
Mount Vernon	KAPS	660 AM
Olympia	KGY	1240 AM
Omak	KNCW	92.7 FM
Pasco	KONA	610 AM
Portland	KKPZ	1330 AM
Pullman	KQQQ	1150 AM
Seattle	KTTH	770 AM -- New for 2011, 50000 watt station.
Spokane	KXLY	920 AM -- Flagship station
Walla Walla	KGDC	1320 AM
Wenatchee	KKRT	900 AM
Yakima	KJOX	1390 AM

Internet broadcast: wsucougars.com

KXLY, which began a partnership with the Cougars in 2001, also publishes Crimson & Gray Magazine, the official game-day publication of Cougar football.