Question: How to hear Eli while out of state and w/o XM

[johnifer42]

I can't handle the fools on CBS anymore, but I live out of state and so do not have local radio to help the pain in my ears. I realize I can use XM, but does anyone know if the CBS online (aka TideTV) audio is Eli and gang or is it the same buffoons I hear on TV?

I doubt the Alabama radio stations are allowed to broadcast online, but I could be wrong.

Bottom line...How do I listen to Eli if I live out of state (VA) and don't have XM? Am I missing something easy?

 

[JohnnyCache]

There is one I have found online that does the pre-game, game, and post-game broadcast (and probably isn't supposed to) but I can't remember which one right now. I have it bookmarked at home. I'll look it up when I get home and post it here for you.

 

[JohnnyCache]

No need to wait, I remembered.

WZRR-FM

 

[PattheCatinSaudi]

That's what I listen to over here in Saudi.

 

[johnifer42]

Awesome, thanks. Here's to a Verne-n-Gary free Saturday. Cheers.

 

[SCBamaFamily]

Thanks! Listening to this is going to be sooooooo much better than the CBS crew.

 

[SCBamaFamily]

Wow. This brings back memories from my year in T-town. These are the kinds of things I miss.

 

[Skeeterpop]

Also use RadioTime.com and type in Montgomery zip code 36117>

95.1



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