I heard him as a guest on a Ben Maller podcast and he sounded very excited.
I don't think anything has changed since I asked the question a year and a half ago:Now that Miami has sports on FM, I’ve got to think it’s only a matter of time before an L.A. station does the same thing?
No, his show was called "Ferrell on the Bench". RadioFan is cleverly correct.You mean "beach", do you not?
No, his show was called "Ferrell on the Bench". RadioFan is cleverly correct.
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I will say the same thing about UCLA's move to KABC that I said when USC went there: Clearly they don't want the games to be heard.Meanwhile, KABC announces it is the new radio home for UCLA sports:
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New Radio Flagship Brewing For UCLA Football and Basketball - Radio Ink
Cumulus Media’s Talk Radio 790 KABC is now the official radio broadcast home of UCLA Bruins football and men’s basketball.radioink.com
KABC was previously the home of USC, and UCLA was with iHeart. I expect we'll see that iHeart is the new home of USC.
It's hard to establish an FM sports station when all the AMs are tripping over themselves to sign up teams.
OMG LOL line from the article refers to "KABC's Powerhouse signal and UCLA's legacy teams".Meanwhile, KABC announces it is the new radio home for UCLA sports:
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New Radio Flagship Brewing For UCLA Football and Basketball - Radio Ink
Cumulus Media’s Talk Radio 790 KABC is now the official radio broadcast home of UCLA Bruins football and men’s basketball.radioink.com
KABC was previously the home of USC, and UCLA was with iHeart. I expect we'll see that iHeart is the new home of USC.
It's hard to establish an FM sports station when all the AMs are tripping over themselves to sign up teams.
OMG LOL line from the article refers to "KABC's Powerhouse signal and UCLA's legacy teams".

They’re back on espn laMeanwhile, KABC announces it is the new radio home for UCLA sports:
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New Radio Flagship Brewing For UCLA Football and Basketball - Radio Ink
Cumulus Media’s Talk Radio 790 KABC is now the official radio broadcast home of UCLA Bruins football and men’s basketball.radioink.com
KABC was previously the home of USC, and UCLA was with iHeart. I expect we'll see that iHeart is the new home of USC.
It's hard to establish an FM sports station when all the AMs are tripping over themselves to sign up teams.
KABC was previously the home of USC, and UCLA was with iHeart. I expect we'll see that iHeart is the new home of USC.
USC sports returned to KSPN as of June 2024. KSPN previously carried USC sports from 2006-2019.They’re back on espn la
This post sure aged well.Why does this keep coming up over and over?
It does not matter if "other markets" have Sports-formatted stations on FM. BigA has stated quite well why it hasn't happened here ... and why it isn't likely to anytime soon.
Is this another case of wishful "I've got to think"-ing, with no basis in reality?
The clippers making it to the play in after starting 6-21 is good enough!What’s next, the Clippers winning a championship?!
That post was made about 7 months ago. At the time, it was true and accurate.This post sure aged well.
You failed to provide even one example of all of these "changes". I can't think of anything that has changed in the last seven months.That post was made about 7 months ago. At the time, it was true and accurate.
I think a lot has changed in the field of all-news content and attitudes of recent, I don’t have the financials for KNX, but I suspect that even more clients are shunning both all news and talk formats as image protection. So, what seemed smart in mid-2025 is not as valid now.
Pros, at anything, sometimes get it wrong. Even Scottie Scheffler hits his ball into the water once in a while. I think a lot of radio pros did not see this coming to 97.1 FM.
I was talking about when the decision to simulcast news on the FM was made, not when K.M.'s post was made. The FM simulcast was done in 2021. 7 months ago, they had still not made a change... 6 months into the new presidential administration. Things have not gotten better for AM talk revenuyes since then.You failed to provide even one example of all of these "changes". I can't think of anything that has changed in the last seven months.
No cover, just the fact that things have changed a lot since the first year of COVID and the changes in political polarization and, at some point, it was necessary to reevaluate the 2021 decision. My suspicion is that revenue for all news had not met expectations, while the company was doing very well with its sports operations.You're a good guy and the running cover for a fellow pro is quite admirable, just not believable.