Winston-Salem State’s basketball games should be back on the radio this weekend, when the Rams play N.C. A&T. The past two WSSU games, against Howard and Hampton, weren’t broadcast because the announcers, Alan Chavous and Kim Spears, had not been paid.
“There was some confusion, and that’s all been cleared up,” said Aaron Singleton, the director of news and media relations at WSSU. “They are going to be paid and will be back on the air.”
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Shameful! Shameful! Shameful! What's to get confused over--you either prepared a pay check for the hired contractors, or you did not. This is six transistor radio stuff, which may shed some light on why most HBCU and MEAC basketball games are not broadcasted over the Internet or by satellite radio services. No pay--no services is the American way.
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