Inspired by the shakeup thread, it might be a decent idea to compile all the lineups that the two stations have had over the years, so people who are new to the Score or Booyah can get some historical perspective, or something. Thoughts? How far back can you guys remember?

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1991 WSCR Lineup

6-10 Shaer and Memelo
10-2 North and Jiggetts
2-6 McNeil and Boers
6-9 J Hood and DeFalco

9PM off the airwaves.

According to the indisputed, factual wonderland known as Wikipedia:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WSCR

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I believe NSJ is pulling another non-emoticon fast one.

The original Score went off the air around 5-6pm and did not have a Hood and DeFalco show unless my memory is reaallly going.

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Since DeFalco is 31 or so, I don't think he had a spot on the 6-9 time slot when he was 15.

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Your memory serves you well, Doc.

The rest are accurate and yes, it was 1992. That was a legit mistake.

"Hawaiian" was solo, unless you count his obnoxious news guy (Dave Mc Bride?) Memolo was a weekend guy.

Murphy was on at 6 (for part of the year) after McNeil and Boers and Murphy's show would run until dark.

Ah, the good old days. "From sunup (sound of birds chirping) to sundown (sound of owls hooting)...WSCR." It was great in the dead of winter when the station would go off the air before I got out of work. In the spring Murphy's show was only half an hour long.

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The sports station in Milwaukee, which is not WDOPE, has always been hampered by daytimer status. They're doing a split-signal thing now where they buy time at night from another station, but it's not quite the same. I'd like to see them move up the frequency ranks like the Score did, but sports radio isn't big business in Milwaukee.

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The WMVP Lineup December 2000

Was there ever an agreement on whether it was correct or not?

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Brian Hanley and Terry Boers were actually both co-hosts with Mac.

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Yes, (if I'm not mistaken) I believe the scribes were rotating with Danny Mac early on, but it was quickly determined who he had better chemistry with, and T-Boers chucked his newspaper gig soon thereafter. Good decision on his part.

ESPN had "The Fabulous Sports Babe" for awhile after "Golic and Tony Bruno" and before the Tony Kornheiser Show.

Then Dan Patrick decided he wanted to spread his wings into radio and the Babe was sent out to pasture.

Bruno got into a salary argument with ESPNRadio and soon thereafter Greeny made his ESPN1000 debut with Golic.

Yep it was Mac/Boers and Mac/Hanley at first. Mac/Hanley had an Addams Family type opening.

Nas wrote:
This lineup thing has been done about 20 times

Hootman wrote:
Was there ever an agreement on whether it was correct or not?


No, the threads just usally die....

Jason's got 1,990 posts. You're getting ready for prime time. Dick picture?

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