SEC getting a station on XM

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http://sportsradiopd.com/2018/03/siriusxm-announces-sec-radio-plans/

<header class="post-header"> SiriusXM Announces SEC Radio Plans

Posted on March 1, 2018 by Jason Barrett in Sports Radio News // 0 Comments
</header> SiriusXM SEC Radio, the satellite company’s new audio channel focused on SEC sports, launches Monday, March 5th. The 24/7 channel will offer a combination of SEC-driven sports talk programming, plus an extensive schedule of SEC games, including every game of next week’s men’s conference basketball tournament.

To give the channel a boost with reaching its target audience, SiriusXM has unveiled a strong lineup with a number of familiar on-air personalities.
SEC This Morning, starts the day and will be hosted by Peter Burns and former LSU All-American Marcus Spears. The show will air weekdays from 7a-10a ET. Chris Childers and University of Florida Hall of Famer Chris Doering will lead listener’s home in afternoons during SEC Today, which airs weekdays from 3p-6p ET. The channel will replay of SEC Network’s popular The Paul Finebaum Show weekday evenings from 6p-10p ET. Finebaum’s show will continue airing live on ESPN Xtra, SiriusXM channel 81.

Additional hosts and analysts who will be a part of SEC Radio include former Auburn head coach Gene Chizik; Senior Bowl Executive Director Phil Savage; former University of Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray; former Georgia lineman Matt Stinchcomb; and broadcasters Doug Bell and Braden Gall.
The network will also feature college coaches shows, press conferences, classic SEC game broadcasts, coverage of SEC Media Days, simulcasts of SEC Network programming, and more.
 

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That's cool. I wonder if it will take the SECN guys on XM83 (McElroy and Taylor Zarsur).

What ever happened to Bill King? He was on XM83 a couple years ago and then he left.
 
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Bill King is the Best when it come to covering college football from primarily a southern perspective (SEC/ACC) but he's really good covering the other P5 conferences too. I like that his show was straight football and wasn't filled with made for radio drama like another one.
 

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Bill King is the Best when it come to covering college football from primarily a southern perspective (SEC/ACC) but he's really good covering the other P5 conferences too. I like that his show was straight football and wasn't filled with made for radio drama like another one.
Bill King WAS the best, but he faded out, he clung to the old, and refused to change. He essentially phased himself out of the business, now no one cares about him, and he's sitting around all angry that we have a playoff
 

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Bill King is the Best when it come to covering college football from primarily a southern perspective (SEC/ACC) but he's really good covering the other P5 conferences too. I like that his show was straight football and wasn't filled with made for radio drama like another one.

Bill King is great. Still get to hear him daily in Huntsville, as 97.7 (which is also their local ESPN affilliate) picks up the feed from Nashville. Of course now, its hit or miss because of the general lack of college football news, so they have started doing some alternate programming in the mornings while it is in the lull.
 
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