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And stream it online. Check Cuse.com, the official Syracuse University Orange athletics website, for an updated schedule of games, TV channels, radio stations and more.Speaking of radio...Most Syracuse University football games are available to listen to via TK99/105 in the Central New York Market. Check SiriusXM.com/sports to see where games will air on satellite radio.MORE ORANGE FOOTBALLSyracuse Football tickets: Where to buy online, home opener vs. Colgate, homecoming, moreSyracuse football’s Week 1 depth chart: Trebor Pena left off as injury status is up in airFormer Syracuse QB Tommy DeVito ranks 6th in NFL in preseason passing, makes case to stick with GiantsSyracuse offensive coordinator Jason Beck will call plays from booth in change from last seasonACC Power Rankings: Where does Syracuse football start in preseason?If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Rod Wood and Carrie Lazarus are pictured in the NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) studio in 2010. Photo By Frank Ordonez / The Post-StandardBy Geoff Herbert | [email protected] landscape of Syracuse radio and television has changed significantly over the past decade.Since 2010, Central New York has said goodbye to significant voices like Jackie Robinson, Kathy Rowe, Big Mike, Laura Hand, Jim Reith, and Tom & Becky. Radio stations have changed formats or moved up and down the dial. Channel 10 changed its name four times. And this year marked the 10th anniversary of CBS 5 (WTVH) and NBC 3 (WSTM-TV) merging to become CNY Central.As 2019 turns to 2020, here’s a look back at some of the biggest changes in local TV and radio over the last 10 years.Notable Syracuse radio changes:B104.7′s Tom & Becky retire: B104.7 (WBBS-FM) morning show hosts Tom & Becky hung up their microphones in December 2019 after 11 years together on the country radio station.The Beat launches: In 2016, Movin 96.5/100 (WMVN-FM) switched format to The Beat, becoming Syracuse’s only major hip-hop radio station after HOT 107.9 (WWHT-FM) shifted from rhythmic to CHR/pop.Big Mike retires: Syracuse radio DJ “Big Mike” Fiss retired in 2017 after 40 years on the airwaves, including 16 at Sunny 102 (WZUN).Boeheim invests in broadcaster: in A group that includes Syracuse basketball coach Jim Boeheim and former SU and Washington Wizards player Etan Thomas bought a piece of Galaxy Communications, which broadcasts Orange basketball and football games on its TK99 radio station.The Breeze: A new radio station launched in Central New York on a familiar signal: WMCR 1600AM and 101.1FM in Oneida returned to the airwaves in April 2019 as The Breeze 101.1 FM.Brent Axe: Syracuse.com reporter Brent Axe left The Score 1260 AM in 2012 and returned to the airwaves in 2014 at ESPN Syracuse (WTLA), where he hosts “On the Block" weekdays at 4 p.m.Daniel Baldwin moves on: The Hollywood actor moved to CNY to be closer to his mother, Camillus breast cancer research fund raiser Carol M. Baldwin, and hosted a radio show on ESPN Syracuse from 2017 to 2019.

FM (WMCR) in Oneida in 2015; Family Life (WCIS) now broadcasts at 98.3 and 105.1 FM in the Syracuse area. Other religious stations include K-Love (105.9 in Syracuse, 101.7 in Pulaski); WMHR (102.9) in Syracuse.RIP: Former B104.7 host Ron Bee and longtime WSYR News Radio host Joe Galuski both died in 2015. WSYR newscaster Kevin Schenk died in 2017. Jack Morse, a TV, radio and Syracuse Chiefs broadcaster for four decades, died in 2019. Anthony "Tony " Bombardo Jr., Syracuse’s “eye in the sky” traffic reporter, died in October.Rock radio changes: Hunter & Josh took their morning show from 95X to the rival K-Rock in 2012 amid a contract dispute; Hunter Scott later parted from “The Show” in 2015. Other changes included 95X becoming alternative rock, playing more artists like Dashboard Confessional, Cold War Kids and Jimmy Eat World.Sports radio shakeup: The New York Yankees radio broadcast moved to TK99 from WSYR in 2013; the Syracuse Chiefs (now the Syracuse Mets) moved to The Score in 2011; and ESPN Radio lost the New York Mets this year.Sunny 102 “superstation”: Some WSEN staff were absorbed by Sunny 102 (WZUN-FM) as the station starting mixing golden oldies with “classic hits" in 2016, becoming a sort-of “superstation” for fans of both.Ted & Amy still going strong: 93Q morning show hosts Ted & Amy celebrated their 30th anniversary this year, were inducted in the New York State Broadcasters Association’s Hall of Fame, and became “the voice” of the New York State Fair in 2011.WOLF gets louder: The WOLF, formerly known as WOLF 105.1 (previously Nova 105.1 until 2009), moved down the dial to 92.1 FM, the former signal of WSEN-FM, for a louder signal in 2016.Z89 cranks it up: WJPZ FM, the Top 40 station run by Syracuse University students, increased its signal ten-fold to 1,000 watts in 2017 after broadcasting at 100 watts for 30 years.Notable Syracuse TV changes:Bridge Street Live: The NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) morning talk show has changed its lineup several times over the years. Sistina Giordano and TeNesha Murphy currently co-host the program; previous hosts include Rick Gary, Carrie Lazarus,

He memorably had his brother Alec Baldwin call in once as President Donald Trump.The Dinosaur: After stunting as holiday radio station “Holly FM” in October 2013, The Dinosaur launched in January 2014 as a Classic Top 40 station on 94.1, 95.3 and 103.9 FM.Gomez & Dave break up: Dave Coombs left TK99 and TK105 in 2015 after 20 years of co-hosting a morning show with Glenn “Gomez” Adams. Coombs moved on to 100.7 WUTQ FM in Utica, while Gomez stayed at K99 with Lisa Chelenza to host “Gomez & Lisa in the Morning.”Kathy Rowe exits: Longtime Y94M (WYYY-FM) morning show host Kathy Rowe went off the air in 2016 after at the iHeartMedia-owned station since 1982, back when it was “94 Rock.” She also served as program director for more than a decade.K-Rockathon, 93Q Summer Jam end? Galaxy Communications’ K-Rock (WKRL / WKRH) didn’t hold a K-Rockathon in 2016 or 2019, and its sister station 93Q (WNTQ-FM) dropped the 93Q Summer Jam after 10 years. It’s unclear if either will return in 2020.Lonsberry replaces Jim Reith: Controversial Rochester radio talk show host Bob Lonsberry picked up a second show in Syracuse in 2011, replacing longtime broadcaster Jim Reith on WSYR.Marty & Shannon replaced, reunited: HOT 107.9 (WWHT-FM) morning show hosts Marty & Shannon were replaced by the syndicated “Elvis Duran Show” in August 2010. Marty & Shannon reunited in 2014 as the morning show for 95X (WAQX-FM).Power goes AM, WSYR adds FM: Clear Channel (now iHeartMedia) dropped WHEN SportsRadio in 2010, moved urban contemporary station Power (WPHR) to 620 AM, and added a simulcast of WSYR NewsRadio to Power’s old FM spot at 106.9.The Rebel goes online: The Big Talker (WXTL) flipped to a classic rock radio station in 2012, but longtime local DJ Dave Frisina took The Rebel online after its spot on the broadcast dial was sold this year.Soundcheck producer Dave Frisina in his studio at Cumulus Broadcasting headquarters on James St. in Syracuse, November 16, 2014. Michael Greenlar | [email protected] radio: Family Life Ministries, based in Bath, N.Y., acquired Syracuse’s oldies station WSEN and “Mix 106” 106.3

Orange LacrosseSyracuse lacrosse vs. Notre Dame: Time, TV channel, how to watch FREE live stream (4/2/2022)Syracuse attack Tucker Dordevic (23) after his between the legs goal late in the second half.The Syracuse mens lacrosse team take on the Duke Blue Devils at the Carrier Dome March, 26, 2022 at the Carrier Dome. Dennis Nett | [email protected] Ben Axelson | [email protected] looks to pick up back-to-back wins over ACC opponents as they take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Arlotta Family Stadium on Saturday, April 2 (4/2/2022).The game will be broadcast on ESPNU at 2 p.m. ET. It can be streamed live on fuboTV, Sling and other live TV streaming services.Syracuse picked up a massive win last weekend against against Duke, 14-10. It was a big upset, and it put the Orange back in the rankings with their first in-conference win and first win over a ranked opponent for the season.Notre Dame presents a big opportunity for Syracuse to firm up its position in the ACC. The Fighting Irish are 2-4 overall and 0-1 in the ACC. They are coming off a 12-8 loss to Virginia.The game is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET. Here are the local channel numbers for ESPNU in Central New York:Spectrum: Channel 370 (SD & HD)Verizon Fios: Channel 573 (HD) and 73 (SD)DirectTV: Channel 208 (SD & HD)Dish Network: Channel 141 (SD & HD)New Visions: Channel 759 (HD) and 73 (SD)If you don’t have cable, ESPNU is also available on fuboTV (FREE TRIAL), Sling, Vidgo (FREE TRIAL) DirecTV Stream, Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV (FREE TRIAL).For radio listeners, the game will air locally on TK99/105.Mobile sports betting is now legal in New York, which means you can now bet on college sports from your phone. We’ve compiled some of the best introductory offers to help navigate your first bets from BetMGM, FanDuel, DraftKings, PointsBet, Caesars Sportsbook and BetRivers.Note: Wagers on in-state college teams, such as Syracuse University, are still prohibited for both home and road games even if played in another state.What is fuboTV?FuboTV is an over-the-top internet live TV streaming service that offers more than 100 channels, like NFL Network, NBA TV, PAC 12 Networks and news, entertainment and local channels. It offers DVR storage space, and is designed for people who want to cut the cord, but don’t want to miss out on their favorite live TV and sports.It also has its own fubo Sports Network, featuring original programming and exclusive live sports events.FuboTV is accessible on Amazon Fire, Apple, Android, Chromecast, Roku and Apple TV.How much does fuboTV cost?The family package is $64.99 per month, and includes 120 channels, 250 hours of DVR space and can be used on three screens