The Zone: Hear It Now

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Tim Dickerson – WWU Basketball Guard ’87-88

The 1987-88 WWU Basketball team is being honored for their tournament run this weekend. Guard Tim Dickerson from that team joins us in The Zone.

Tony Castricone – The Voice of the Huskies

We’re joined by the new voice of the Husky’s Tony Castricone to re-live a lost weekend in Oregon and talk about the state of the Dawgs.

Jason Stiles – Root Sports

Jason Stiles from Root Sports tells us more about Husky transfer QB Jacob Eason.

Western Wednesday 2/7/18

Western men’s basketball coach Tony Dominguez joins Mark to talk about his team’s victory over Simon Fraser last night.

Patrick Johnson – Vancouver Sun

Patrick Johnson – Vancouver Sun

Friday Funday Songs

Friday Funday songs with a Rocky movie theme in honor of Bellingham Sehome Night

Bellingham vs. Sehome Preview

Mark previews tonight’s Bellingham-Sehome doubleheader on KPUG, as we hear from all four coaches

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