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What Is Your Twitter Account?1
- Announcer News
- August 9, 2015
In an effort to reach out to fellow P. A. announcers, we’ve taken the time to follow those on Twitter who are P. A. announcers, along with sports DJs. You can follow us on Twitter at @SportsAnnouncin (Twitter won’t let us put on the ‘g’!). To help make SportsAnnouncing.com a resource for game operations professionals,
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Being At The Centre of Attention 0
- Game Production, Pro Sports
- July 28, 2015
The Washington Kastles have put up some pretty impressive numbers during their short tenure in Mylan World Team Tennis, and for the last three-plus years, I’ve had the chance to be front-and-nearly-center for all the home matches as the team’s DJ. And when I say front-and-near-center, I’m on the court, behind a table, right behind
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A Few Tips for NCAA Women’s Basketball Game Operations 0
- College Sports, Game Production
- June 9, 2015
NCAA women’s basketball is making an exciting change heading into the 2015-2016 season and beyond and it concerns how games are heard by allowing music during all stoppages. Some like it, some don’t. We think it will work with a few guidelines for game operations personnel to remember and follow as the season goes on.
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Think of the Fans First 0
- Game Production, Minor League Stories
- June 8, 2015
We work in an industry in which it’s easy to forget why we’re there, for the fans. Not the players, not the officials, not the coaches, but for the fans. The players are getting to play the game, the coaches are coaching the players, and the officials are participating by making sure the game goes
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Taking Care of “My Guys”0
- Announcing, Minor League Stories
- June 1, 2015
In nine years of Minor League Baseball, between all the leagues I worked in, I always kept one thing constant. I always took care of the players who used to play for my teams, by playing their walk-up music when they came in as a visiting player. Sometimes, I had to get creative, others it
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How Much Music Do You Need?0
- Announcing, College Sports, Game Production, Helpful Tips, High School Sports, Youth Sports
- March 13, 2015
This question comes up all the time and we’re going to answer it here. You need as much music to cover three or more full games without repeating a song. But, exactly how much is that? We’ll cover the various sports and situations and give you an idea of how much music you should have.
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- January 25, 2015
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- February 6, 2015
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- August 28, 2016
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- February 26, 2015

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