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ESPN Tri-Cities is heard on FM 94.3 & AM 1400 in the Kingsport, Tennessee area, FM 97.7 & AM 1590 in Johnson City, Tennessee and FM 97.9 & AM 1490 in the Bristol, Tennessee area. 

In addition to the ESPN All-Sports format, you'll hear local high school sports: Dobyns-Bennett Indians, the Science Hill Hilltoppers, and the Tennessee High Vikings, as well as local college sports.

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The latest from within:
Lebron Is Back In Cleveland, Now What?
Johnson City, TN - The whispers about Lebron James returning to Cleveland began as soon as he opted out of his Miami Heat contract. At that point James was expected to sign a new, more lucrative, deal and stay with the Heat. Playing for the Cavs again...
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Butch Jones: Vols have 'momentum'
The Tennessee Volunteers are coming off its fourth straight losing season and faces what could be another difficult season in 2014, especially with a killer schedule.  But spend a few minutes with second-year coach Butch Jones, survey...
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Top SEC players: Nos. 25-21
With the season inching closer and closer, it's time for us to once again take a look at the 25 best players the SEC has to offer.  This year, we're changing things up a bit. Instead of taking 25 days to do our countdown, we're making...
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Luke Kuechly sets standard for Panthers
SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- Luke Kuechly is watching four teammates play a friendly game of cards as he waits for the dining hall to open late Monday afternoon. He's excited about dinner, but more excited about the Carolina Panthers' team...
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Tennessee VOL Sports:
Around again we go: Vols' QB derby the show
The selling points are the same, just a year later and one candidate removed. Each of Tennessee's three quarterbacks brings a different dynamic to the offense, in a position battle said to be wide open for the taking from now until a starter is named. The Vols will begin their second-straight QB derby tonight on Haslam Field in the first practice of pre-season camp.
08/01/2014 06:10:00pm
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Opportunity abounds up front
When Butch Jones kicked off fall camp with his introductory press conference on Thursday afternoon it didn't take long for the topic of the line of scrimmage to rear its head. Specifically, Jones' self-admitted concern about the near total lack of experience in either of his offensive or defensive lines was a theme revisited often on Day One.
08/01/2014 03:30:00pm
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Fagan: Roger Goodell still doesn't get it
Another day, another missed opportunity. By harping on consistency of punishments, Roger Goodell again missed a golden opportunity to stand in front of the cameras and tell the world how seriously the NFL takes domestic violence, writes Kate Fagan.
08/01/2014 06:31:33pm
Goodell backs Rice ban, says NFL is 'consistent'
Roger Goodell defended the NFL's suspension of Ray Rice, saying that domestic violence is "not acceptable" while emphasizing that the length of the ban is "consistent" with other punishments issued by the league.
08/01/2014 06:27:07pm
ETSU Sports:
ETSU athletics launches 2014-15 men’s basketball season ticket renewal campaign
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 1, 2014) – The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced Friday that it has launched its 2014-15 men’s basketball season ticket renewal campaign.
08/01/2014 01:21:00pm
Edgecombe shows well against world’s elite in 100mH
GLASGOW, Scotland (July 31, 2014) – Nearly the youngest competitor in her event, ETSU junior hurdler Dede Edgecombe (Spartanburg, S.C.) raced to a time of 14.04 in the women’s 100 meter hurdles first round on Thursday at the XX Commonwealth Games inside Hampden Park Stadium.
07/31/2014 08:41:00pm
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