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As the Tennessee Oilers Radio Network and Titans Radio (1997-present) In October 1996, KTRH cut off games in favor of preseason basketball involving the Houston Rockets of the NBA. At one point during this time period after the mid 1980s, KQQK served as the flagship for the team's Spanish-language broadcasts in Houston.ĭuring the team's final season in Houston, which was a disastrous turnout for the team in 1996, and in preparation for the team's move to their then-new headquarters in Nashville one year earlier than expected, the Oiler Radio Network was reduced from many affiliates across most of Texas and western Louisiana to only the flagship station in Houston, and a few affiliates in Tennessee, including its future flagship, then- Adult contemporary-formatted WGFX of Nashville (officially licensed to Gallatin). Around 35 to 40 (and at one point 86) stations broadcast all pre-season and regular season games each season, along with any playoff appearance the Oilers had during its time in Houston, including their AFC Championship Game appearances in 19. KTRH, which was the network flagship from 1976 to 1984, returned to be the flagship for the network for the franchise's final five seasons in Houston from 1991 until the end of the 1996 season. KODA took over as the flagship station from 1985 through 1990. In the 1970s and beyond, the network was operated by the Texas State Networks, which also produces their own radio news programs, along with agricultural news updates to their affiliated stations statewide.

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In the beginning, Majestic Advertising of Milwaukee, Wisconsin was the holder of production rights to the radio broadcasts and pre-season TV broadcasts. KILT was the network's second flagship station from 1963 to 1975. Houston's KXYZ was the first flagship of the network for 1960 through 1963. The radio network began with the 1960 American Football League season as the Houston Oilers Radio Network, when the now-Tennessee Titans were based in Houston, Texas, and were known as the Oilers. History As the Houston Oilers Radio Network (1960-1996)

3 Programming outside live game coverage.

1.2 As the Tennessee Oilers Radio Network and Titans Radio (1997-present).

1.1 As the Houston Oilers Radio Network (1960-1996).

They are also without cornerback Sevyn Banks, and they will also reportedly be without starting offensive lineman Will Campbell. On LSU’s side, quarterback Jayden Daniels is banged up, which could be crucial given how he depends on his mobility. However, junior college transfer cornerback Dee Williams is set to make his debut for the Vols. Tennessee football has lost top cornerback Warren Burrell for the season, and Cedric Tillman remains banged up at wide receiver. Injuries are going to be a factor in this game. In 2007, they also beat them in the SEC title. They scored two upsets over the Vols in 20, the latter in the SEC Championship, which cost UT a trip to the national championship.

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Rocky Top’s last trip to Death Valley was 2010, when they lost because of their infamous 13-men on the field penalty as time expired.Īlthough the Vols lead the all-time series 20-10-3, LSU has won seven of nine since the turn of the century, including five straight. It was the Vols first game after firing Butch Jones, and they lost to Ed Orgeron’s Tigers 30-10 under interim head coach Brady Hoke. The last matchup between UT and LSU was in 2017. If they win this one, it’s likely they’ll have three such wins, as that would make LSU drop out of the rankings.

However, they did beat the Mississippi State Bulldogs three weeks ago, who are now in the top 25.Īlthough the Vols have two wins over top 25 teams when they played them, neither team is currently ranked in the top 25. Led by first-year head coach Brian Kelly, this is LSU’s first game against a team ranked in the top 25 while they are playing them. Related Story: Tennessee-LSU: Five best prop bets