Second Oldest Rivalry in Tennessee picked up by local TV
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – When Carson-Newman and Tusculum resume the second oldest rivalry game in the state of Tennessee on Saturday, it will be on local television.
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – When Carson-Newman and Tusculum resume the second oldest rivalry game in the state of Tennessee on Saturday, it will be on local television.
WKNX, The Knox will broadcast a joint Eagle Sports Network production for the Saturday, Oct. 28 contest.
Fans will be able to locate the game on the following providers.
- Over-the-air - channel seven
- Comcast – channel four
- Charter – channel seven
- AT&T U-Verse – channel seven
- WOW – channel 10
- Dish Network – channel seven
- DirectTV – channel seven
The game will also be streamed via the Eagle Sports Network at cneagles.com/live.
The Voice of the Eagles Adam Cavalier and former Carson-Newman linebacker Eric Cain will have the call.
2016 AFCA Good Works Team Member Dan Gallman will join Michael Wottreng and Leannda Carey for the Eagle Sports Network's radio broadcast of the game on Joy 620 (WRJZ-AM, Knoxville), Mountain Country 106.3 (WPFT-FM, Sevierville) and online at cneagles.com/live.
Carson-Newman and Tusculum renew what is the second-oldest rivalry game in the state of Tennessee. The Pioneers and Eagles first met in 1904. (The Tennessee/Vanderbilt series is the oldest by eight years - 1896).
The Eagles lead the all-time series 34-11-2 and have won seven of the last eight games against the Pioneers.
