Voice
of Red Devil Football

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BROADCAST
INFORMATION
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Throughout
East Central Alabama and West Central Georgia, Red Devil
fans will be able to catch every single play of exciting
Central football throughout the 2007 season on the Valley's
#1 station for R&B, WAGH Magic 101.3 FM and online
at www.pcboe.net/chs/boosters/broadcast.htm
All broadcasts begin 60 minutes prior to kickoff with
the "Coach Ron Nelson Show." Hostsl will sit
down with Central head football coach Ron Nelson and several
Central players to discuss prior games and preview that
night's game.
That's followed by the "Nix Construction Countdown
to Kickoff" 30 minutes
before kickoff.
After the game will be the "Fifth Quarter Show,"
with interviews from the players, coaches and a recap
of the game. |
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BROADCAST
TEAM
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Chris Blackshear
"Voice of the Red Devils"
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Chris
Blackshear, returns to the broadcast booth for his 12th
season of calling Central football action, his first since
2002. Chris is also currently the sideline reporter and
post-game locker room host for the Troy University football
team, as well as working for the Alabama High School Athletic
Association on numerous championship events.
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Trawick coached football for 43 years, 25 of those at
Central High School. He compiled a 170-79-1 record at
Central and the school's only state championship in 1993.
He also coached at Cottonwood, Dale County, Andalusia
and Glenwood School. He retired with a career coaching
record of 295-118-9. A former president of the Alabama
Coaches Association, he served as head coach in the Alabama-Mississippi
All-Star Classic and coached twice in the state All-Star
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Coach
Wayne Trawick
Color Analyst
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Frankie Bell
Sideline Reporter
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A
1971 graduate of Central High School, Frankie will begin
his first year as the sideline reporter for the broadcast
team. Frankie is an avid Red Devil fan who will capture
listeners of all ages with his creative look at football
action, as well as his slogan, "Never Say Never When
You're a Red Devil". |
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| Tim
is a 1977 graduate of Central High School. He lettered
two years in football under former Central coach Wayne
Trawick and was the team captain in 1976. Upon graduation
from Central, Marshall played at Kemper Military Academy
in 1977 & 1978 before moving onto play for the Hornets
of Alabama State University in 1979 & 1980. Tim
served as the Play- by-Play Voice of Red Devils
from 1991-1995 and called the action for the 1993 state
championship game against West End at Birminghams
Legion Field. Tim
has coached numerous past and present Red Devils during
their youth football years with the Phenix City Housing
Authority's League. Marshall truly believes in the "WA"
Winning Attitude of Red Devil football!
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Tim
Marshall
Host of the "Ron Nelson Show"
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Craig Howard
Host of The Fifth Quarter Show
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Craig
is a 1990 graduate of Central High School. Craig lettered
in both football and baseball all three years at Central.
He was honored with the Coaches Award in both sports and
also served as president of his senior class. After short
stints in college baseball at Central Alabama and CVCC,
Howard attended the University of Alabama where he received
a journalism degree in 1997. |
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Dr.
DiChiara was the varsity boys' basketball coach and assistant
football coach at Loachapoka High School from 1987-93.
His basketball teams won State Championships in 1988 and
1989 and were the state runner-ups in 1990. After retiring
from coaching, he became the color analyst for the Auburn
University Lady Tigers Basketball team. DiChiara worked
along side play-by-play man Andy Burcham for 10 years.
Dr. D continues to call Auburn Lady Tigers basketball
on a part-time basis when time allows. Dr. D also hosted
a Saturday morning sports call-in show on WJHO radio in
Auburn-Opelika called "Sports Saturday". After
two years, he moved to WMXA to host a Friday night sports
call-in show called "Sports Fever." The show
ran from 1994 to 2004. He called it quits after being
named Superintendent of Phenix City Schools in 2004.
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Dr. Larry DiChiara (Dr. D)
Vance Memorial Chapel Halftime Host
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