![]() ![]() We invite you to listen and call in to talk to the WJJM Sports crew. The countdown is only during football season.ĭuring Football season tune in to WJJM-FM 94.3 on Tuesday nights at 7:00 for “Talking Sports” where the sports staff and coaches will discuss the highlights of all the county football games, and college sports. Vols Notebook at 5:15 pm on WJJM FM, Big Orange Countdown on WJJM FM 7-8 PM on Monday nights. Vol Calls can be heard every Wednesday night at 7 PM during football season and then it moves to Monday at 7 pm during the basketball season. ![]() “Vol Calls” with host Bob Kessling is an in depth talk series covering UT Sports. “VOL NETWORK” covers all University of Tennessee Football and Men’s Basketball games live! Complete with pre-game and post-game coverage on WJJM-FM! The Lady Vols Basketball coverage is now live on WJJM-AM 1490! Your hosts are Jamie and Cindy Pratt, and Gary and Lady Di Hendley for all Forrest sports. ![]() Tune in to WJJM FM Digital for live coverage of the Forrest Rockets and Lady Rockets games during Football, Basketball, Baseball/softball seasons. Your hosts are Jeff & Missie Haislip, Mike Wiles, Ike Wiggins, Mike Whitehead, Kyle Bolton and Chairman of the Board “Wildman” Hazelwood. Tune in to WJJM-FM 94.3 for live coverage of the MCHS Tiger & Tigerette games during Football and Basketball and Baseball/ Softball Seasons. Your hosts are Kevin Riner and Johnny Estes for Football, Michael Wickburg, and Jeff Haislip for Basketball, Kevin Riner, and Kenny Campbell for Baseball and Softball. Tune in to WJJM-AM 1490 for live coverage of the Cornersville Bulldogs and Lady Dogs games during Football and Basketball and Baseball/ Softball Seasons. WJJM-AM broadcasts “UPREACH” Monday-Saturday after the 6:30 AM Local News and religious programming on Sunday at 7:00 AM and 6:00 PM. We offer gospel music, pre-recorded programs as well as live church broadcasts. WJJM-FM has a full line of religious programming throughout the day on Sunday. Wed – Fri 9:20 am and 1:20 pm Sunday Programming Yard Sale Listings or Odd jobs and Classified Items The 12:30 and 5:30 shows are live call in shows! All three shows are sponsored by The Lewisburg Farm Center. Trading Post is an interactive community program allowing listeners to buy and sell items. TRN News at the top of the hour Trading Post – 94.3 FM only This material may not be published, broadcast, written or redistributed.1pm, 4pm (News & Market Report), and 6pm *No 6pm news on SundayįOX Network news at the top of the hour, TRN News at the bottom of the hour 1490 AM News dailyġ:30pm, 4:30pm, & 6:30pm *No 6:30pm news on Sunday Pacers: F Aaron Nesmith (sore left hip) out.īulls: F Javonte Green (right knee surgery) hasn’t progressed past straight-ahead running and feels discomfort when attempting to move laterally, coach Billy Donovan said. “I thought our second unit was the key to the game,” Pacers coach Rick Carlisle said. McConnell each provided a spark while Haliburton rested his sore right calf during the Pacers’ spurt.ĭuarte sank three 3-pointers, and McConnell distributed five assists during the Pacers’ run. The Pacers embarked on a 17-2 run and took their first lead at 47-44 on Chris Duarte’s 3-pointer with seven minutes left in the second quarter. “We got guys who can put the ball in the basket,” said Bulls guard Patrick Beverley, who guarded Haliburton on the final shot. Mathurin added 17 points for the Pacers (29-36), while DeRozan scored 23 for the Bulls (29-36), who lost despite shooting 60.8% (45 for 74) from the field. “At that point, just scrambling to try to get the ball in and get a shot off.” “The first couple options weren’t open,” the Bulls’ DeMar DeRozan said. ‘It felt good.”Īfter Haliburton’s 3-pointer, a game-tying shot attempt by Nikola Vucevic bounced off the rim. 23 loss) I had a shot with four seconds and I didn’t take it until the buzzer and took a bad shot, so I shot the first one I saw,” Haliburton said. LaVine, who scored 42 points, was fouled on a 3-point attempt by Bennedict Mathurin and converted the first two free throw tries. Haliburton’s game-winning shot occurred after Zach LaVine missed a free throw that would have given the Bulls the lead with 22.6 seconds remaining.
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