KLSU to Broadcast Tiger Softball Games this WeekendKLSU to Broadcast Tiger Softball Games this Weekend

KLSU to Broadcast Tiger Softball Games this Weekend

KLSU to Broadcast First Ten Non-Conference Softball Games

BATON ROUGE — LSU’s on-campus student radio station, KLSU – 91.1 FM, will broadcast four of the Tiger softball games during the Tiger Classic this weekend at Tiger Park as part of a 10-game broadcast schedule this season.

KLSU will air LSU’s games against Illinois on Friday at 6 p.m. and against Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. The station will also broadcast the Tigers’ games in championship play on Sunday. Times for those games will be determined on Saturday.

In addition, KLSU will broadcast four games in the Purple & Gold Challenge at Tiger Park and two games at the NFCA Leadoff Classic in Columbus, Ga.

Chris Serio, KLSU Sports Director, will provide play-by-play for the action, while Garrett Walvoord will supply color analysis.

The LSU Sports Network will begin broadcasting Tiger softball games on March 3 with a doubleheader against Mississippi State. The network’s flagship station, Jammin’ 107.3 FM, will air 30 games during the regular season and all of LSU’s postseason contests.

Patrick Wright enters his eighth season as the “Voice of Tiger Softball”. He will handle play-by-play action on the network. Kent Lowe will provide color analysis for LSU home games and postseason games.

2004 LSU Radio Broadcast Schedule
Date Opponent Time Station

Feb. 6 Illinois 6 p.m. KLSU – 91.1 FM
Feb. 7 Southeastern La. 5:30 p.m. KLSU – 91.1 FM
Feb. 8 Championship play TBA KLSU – 91.1 FM
Feb. 20 Texas-San Antonio 6 p.m. KLSU – 91.1 FM
Feb. 21 Southern Miss 1 p.m. KLSU – 91.1 FM
Feb. 22 Championship play TBA KLSU – 91.1 FM
Feb. 27 vs. Ohio State 11 a.m. KLSU – 91.1 FM
Feb. 28 vs. California 9 a.m. KLSU – 91.1 FM
March 3 Mississippi State 5 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 3 Mississippi State 7 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 4 Mississippi State 4 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 13 South Carolina Noon WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 13 South Carolina 2 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 14 South Carolina Noon WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 20 Georgia 2 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 20 Georgia 4 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 21 Georgia 1 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 24 Alabama A&M 6 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 27 at Alabama 1 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 27 at Alabama 3 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 28 at Alabama 1 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
March 31 at Nicholls State 6:30 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 6 at Arkansas 5 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 6 at Arkansas 7 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 7 at Arkansas 1 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 10 at Kentucky Noon WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 10 at Kentucky 2 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 11 at Kentucky Noon WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 17 at Ole Miss 5 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 17 at Ole Miss 7 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 18 at Ole Miss 1 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 21 Southern Miss 6 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 24 Auburn 2 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 24 Auburn 4 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
April 25 Auburn 1 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
May 1 Florida Noon WJNH – 107.3 FM
May 1 Florida 2 p.m. WJNH – 107.3 FM
May 2 Florida Noon WJNH – 107.3 FM

Note – All times are Central and subject to change.