The Dallas Cowboys Radio Network is an American radio network broadcasting all Dallas Cowboys football games to stations across all of Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and New Mexico during the NFL season. [1] Since the 2009 NFL season, it has been an arm of Entercom (formerly CBS Radio) and comprises over 50 stations with KRLD-FM in Dallas being the flagship station. [2] Prior to 2009, Cowboys games were broadcast on 1310 AM KTCK "The Ticket" and 93.3 FM KDBN "The Bone", and also previously on 103.7 KVIL FM and 98.7 FM KLUV "K-LUV". Beginning in the 2011 NFL season, a separate contract allows a second network to be carried nationwide through Compass Media Networks, but it is not the official Dallas Cowboys Radio Network.
The announcers are Brad Sham with play-by-play, Babe Laufenberg with color commentary, and Kristi Scales with sideline reports. [1]
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Abilene | KTLT | 98.1 FM |
Alpine | KVLF | 1240 AM |
Amarillo | KGNC/KGNC-FM | 710 AM/97.9 FM |
Andrews | KQRX | 95.1 FM |
Atlanta | KPYN | 900 AM/99.5 FM |
Austin | KTAE | 1260 AM/101.9 FM |
Big Spring | KBST-FM | 95.7 FM |
Brownsville | KVNS/KQXX | 1700 AM/105.5 FM |
Brownwood | KXYL-FM | 102.3 FM |
Carthage | KGAS-FM | 104.3 FM |
Childress | KCTX-FM | 96.1 FM |
Comanche | KCOM | 1550 AM |
Corpus Christi | KEYS | 1440 AM |
Dallas | KRLD-FM | 105.3 FM |
Del Rio | KDLK-FM | 94.1 FM |
Eagle Pass | KDLK | 94.1 FM |
El Paso | KLAQ | 95.5 FM |
Haskell | KVRP-FM | 97.1 FM |
Hereford | KPAN | 860 AM |
Henderson | KWRD | 1470 AM/98.5 FM |
Kermit | KPTX | 98.3 FM |
Kerrville | KAXA/KHCU | 103.7 FM/93.1 FM |
Killeen | KTON | 1330 AM/100.9 FM |
Livingston | KETX | 1440 AM |
Lubbock | KTTU-FM | 97.3 FM |
Malakoff | KCKL | 95.9 FM |
Marble Falls | KBEY | 103.9 FM |
Marshall | KMHT-FM | 103.9 FM |
McAllen | KVNS/KQXX | 1700 AM/105.5 FM |
Midland | KQRX | 95.1 FM |
Monahans | KPTX | 98.3 FM |
Odessa | KQRX | 95.1 FM |
Palestine | KYYK | 98.3 FM |
Paris | KFYN-FM | 104.3 FM |
Pecos | KPTX | 98.3 FM |
Plainview | KREW | 1400 AM |
San Angelo | KGKL (AM)/KGKL-FM | 960 AM/97.5 FM |
San Antonio | KJXK/KZDC | 102.7 FM/1250 AM/94.1 FM |
Stanton | KQRX | 95.1 FM |
Stephenville | KSTV-FM | 93.1 FM |
Temple | KTON | 1330 AM/100.9 FM |
Texarkana | KKTK | 1400 AM |
Tyler | KOOI | 106.5 FM |
Uvalde | KAXA/KHCU | 103.7 FM/93.1 FM |
Waco | KRZI | 1660 AM |
Wichita Falls | KWFS | 1290 AM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Bearden | KHGZ/KBEU | 92.7 FM |
Camden | KHGZ/KBEU | 92.7 FM |
Glenwood | KHGZ/KBEU | 670 AM |
Hot Springs | KHGZ/KBEU | 98.9 FM |
Little Rock | KABZ | 103.7 FM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Shreveport | KEEL | 710 AM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Albuquerque | KQTM | 101.7 FM |
Artesia | KTZA | 92.9 FM |
Farmington | KTRA-FM | 102.1 FM |
Hobbs | KHOB | 1390 AM |
Roswell | KTZA | 92.9 FM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Ardmore | KVSO | 1240 AM |
Bartlesville | KWON | 1400 AM |
Hugo | KFYN-FM | 104.3 FM |
Oklahoma City | KOKQ | 94.7 FM |
Tulsa | KTSB | 1170 AM |
A separate network broadcasts games in Spanish. The flagship station is KMVK 107.5 FM in Dallas. The Spanish announcers are Victor Villalba, Andres Arce and Luis Perez. [1]
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Abilene | KKHR | 106.3 FM |
Bryan/College Station | KTAM | 1240 AM |
Dallas/Fort Worth | KMVK | 107.5 FM |
El Paso | KBNA-FM | 97.5 FM |
McAllen | KVJY | 840 AM |
San Angelo | KQTC | 99.5 FM |
San Antonio | KLEY-FM | 95.7 FM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Oklahoma City | WKY | 930 AM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Albuquerque | KRZY | 1450 AM |
Artesia/Carlsbad | KPZE | 106.1 FM |
Las Cruces | KAMA | 750 AM |
Santa Fe | KRZY-FM | 105.9 FM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Reno | KNNR | 1400 AM |
City | Callsign | Frequency |
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Cancún | XHQOO-FM | 90.7 FM |
Celaya | XHMIG-FM | 105.9 FM |
Guadalajara | XHAV-FM | 100.3 FM |
Mexico City | XHDL-FM | 98.5 FM |
Monterrey | XHTEC-FM | 94.9 FM |
Querétaro | XHOZ-FM | 94.7 FM |
San Miguel de Allende | XHMIG-FM | 105.9 FM |
San Luis Potosí | XHOD-FM | 96.9 FM |
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