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TNA Football

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Genre
  
Sports talk

Home station
  
WOIC AM 1230 (2007-)

Website
  
[1]

Running time
  
2 hours

Air dates
  
since August 5, 2007

Starring
  
Thomas "T-Mo" Moore, Ace Campbell, and "Hot Rod" Lorick

TNA Football is a sports talk radio show originating from Columbia, SC on WOIC AM 1230 (An Inner City Broadcasting Station). The hosts are Thomas "T-Mo" Moore (The T in TNA Football) and Ace Campbell (The A in TNA Football) and produced Dr. Charles Campbell. The show started in August 2007 and has quickly caught on with listeners.

Listeners can listen to TNA Football by radio, live on line, or podcasts from previous shows. TNA Football also put out a fantasy football magazine in 2008.

TNA Football covers High School, College (with an emphasis on University of South Carolina Gamecock sports), and the NFL. During the off season, TNA Football changes to TNA Sports. Regular guests such as Scott Hood from GamecockCentral.com call in with news and updates for the Gamecocks. Guests include: Heisman Trophy Winner, George Rogers; Voice of the Gamecocks, Bob Fulton; and current Minnesota Vikings and former Gamecock wide receivers Troy Williamson and Sidney Rice.

TNA Football is the only sports talk show on the air that boasts an official house band. The Root Doctors are a band based in Columbia, SC and play original music with a rock/funk blend. The Root Doctors debuted their new song written specifically for TNA Football Sunday September 23 live on the show.

"Hot" Rod Lorick joined the TNA Football team late during the 2007 season. Lorick was a former standout and Brookland Cayce High School who went on to play for one season at the University of South Carolina before transferring to Gardner Webb. Lorick is the six time and current South Carolina Long Drive champion.

References

TNA Football Wikipedia