On game day, join Don Koonce and Trey Edge and on-the-field commentary and coaches interviews with Junior Edge on WFVL 106.9 FM
| UNC Pembroke Schedule | |||||
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| Sat Sep 1 | UNC Pembroke | @ | Davidson | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Sep 8 | Greensboro | @ | UNC Pembroke | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Sep 15 | Wingate | @ | UNC Pembroke | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Sep 22 | UNC Pembroke | @ | Jacksonville | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Sep 29 | UNC Pembroke | @ | Chowan | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Oct 6 | Webber International | @ | UNC Pembroke | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Oct 13 | West Virginia Wesleyan | @ | UNC Pembroke | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Oct 20 | UNC Pembroke | @ | Edward Waters | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Oct 27 | Faulkner | @ | UNC Pembroke | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Nov 3 | UNC Pembroke | @ | Concord | update | 106.9 FM |
| Sat Nov 10 | UNC Pembroke | @ | North Greenville | update | 106.9 FM |
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Don Koonce : Play by Play
A former Major League Baseball scout and 17 year broadcast veteran, will handle the play-by-play duties for UNCP football games. Koonce was one of the co-founders of Mid-South Sports, Inc., in 1990 where he hosted a weekly coach's show before each game. A regular on the sideline in 12 years with the company, Koonce was part of a radio crew that broadcasted six 4-A State Championship games and eight 4-A East Regional Championship games. He also has experience with broadcasting Methodist and Wingate University football games.
Trey Edge : Color
A former football letterwinner(1989) at UNC-Chapel Hill, will handle the color commentary duties. Edge played at Terry Sanford High School where he led his squad to the state championship as a senior.
Junior Edge : Sidelines
Edge, a 1963 All-ACC and academic All-America selection, helped lead the North Carolina Tar Heels to their first-ever bowl victory in 1963 - a 35-0 rout of Air Force in the Gator Bowl. A three year football letterwinner in Chapel Hill, Junior was drafted by the Green Bay Packers where he played professional football for several years.
