The Rock Entertainment Sports Network started out small but with a vision.
In the year since its launch, that vision continues to come into focus as the local sports channel announced an expansion of high school and college football coverage beginning Thursday beginning with tonight’s (Aug. 21) Avon Eagles-St. Ignatius Wildcats game.
In all, they will air more than 80 high school and college games, doubling coverage from a year ago. They will air a “Friday Game of the Week” with a post-game show, “Friday Night Huddle,” to air after featuring statewide football scores and highlights with Dave Bacon and former St. Ignatius coach Chuck Kyle hosting.
The TV voice of the Cleveland Cavaliers, John Michael, along with Cavs radio announcer Tim Alcorn, WOIO (Channel 19) sports anchors Mark Schwab and Leah Dorherty and some local football legends including former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar will provide coverage.
“By expanding the number of Ohio games we’ll showcase—and enhancing the production with new wraparound programming and fresh on-air talent—we’re raising the bar for how local sports are covered and celebrated,” Rock Entertainment Sports Network Michael Conley said.
George M. Thomas covers a myriad of things including sports and pop culture, but mostly sports, he thinks, for the Beacon Journal.
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