Fletcher Anderson - Former Clemson University kicker
David Glenn - ACC Sports Journal owner-editor
Cobb Oxford - Cruise Control in-studio co-host (whenever he decides to show up)
Tom Van Hoy - Cruise Control in-studio co-host (Thursdays and Fridays)
Larry Williams - Clemson beat writer, Tigerillustrated.com
Sam Wyche - Former NFL head coach
University.
In 1999, Fletcher was selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolina’s as a place-kicker/punter.
He also was chosen to the 4A All-State football team by the The State newspaper as well as
The High School Sports Report.
Fletcher was invited to walk-on to the Clemson Football team where he served in a back-up role
until November 22, 2003.
On that day, Fletcher kicked the final extra-point in the Clemson vs. South Carolina game
to make the final score Clemson 63, The University of South Carolina 17.
From May 2003 to April 2004, Fletcher served as Undergraduate Student-Body President
of Clemson University.
Fletcher also was selected for the Atlantic Coast Conference “Top Six” Award for community service.
He currently works in the Clemson community as a Nationwide Insurance agent.
Fletcher also does sideline reporting for WCCP and color commentary for the My40 High School
Game of the Week.
His website address is www.fletcheranderson.biz
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Dan's Live Play-By-Play
Schedule
High School Football
AUGUST
20 - West-Oak at Easley
27 - Hanna at Westside
SEPTEMBER
3 - Daniel at Greenville
10 - Westside at Daniel
17 - Pendleton at Abbeville
24 - Greenwood at Wren
OCTOBER
1 - Wren at Westside
8 - Daniel at Seneca
15 - BHP at Daniel
22 - Hanna at Wren
29 - West-Oak at Seneca
Schedule
High School Football
AUGUST
20 - West-Oak at Easley
27 - Hanna at Westside
SEPTEMBER
3 - Daniel at Greenville
10 - Westside at Daniel
17 - Pendleton at Abbeville
24 - Greenwood at Wren
OCTOBER
1 - Wren at Westside
8 - Daniel at Seneca
15 - BHP at Daniel
22 - Hanna at Wren
29 - West-Oak at Seneca
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Local: 654-0606
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Greenville: 331-5191
Anderson: 328-0191
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Local: 654-0606
Toll Free: 1-800-499-1049
Greenville: 331-5191
Anderson: 328-0191
Alltell Cell: *1049
E-mail: Dan@wccpfm.com
David Glenn, who has covered the league for more than 20 years.
Glenn is the author of seven ACC-related productions/publications, including “Royal Blue: The
History of Duke Basketball” (Raycom), “Tar Heels On Tape” (Village Companies) and “The History
Of The ACC Tournament” (Raycom).
Glenn also has contributed to the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Philadelphia Inquirer,
the Durham (N.C.) Herald-Sun, the Chapel Hill (N.C.) News, The Sporting News, the ACC
Basketball Yearbook, the ACC Football Yearbook, the ACC Basketball Handbook, Lindy’s Annuals,
Athlon Annuals,College Sports, Carolina Court, The Wolfpacker, Cavalier Corner, Basketball News,
the Prep Stars Recruiter’s Handbook, PrepStars.com, ACCSports.com, GoHeels.com,
ACCToday.com, Duke Basketball Report, StateFans.com, InsideCarolina.com and many other
publications.
Glenn also remains very active in radio, serving as a host for Sports Radio 850 The Buzz in Raleigh,
N.C., and participating in more than 500 shows each year on dozens of stations throughout the
ACC area, and as a popular speaker at dozens of sports clubs, civic clubs and other organizations.
He also is an attorney, licensed and practicing in North Carolina since 1994.
Born in Illinois and raised in the Philadelphia area, he lives in Raleigh with his wife Maria, son
Anthony and daughter Avery.
David Glenn's "affiliates":
WRBZ 850 AM in Raleigh, N.C. (David Glenn Show)
WCCP 104.9 FM in Clemson, S.C. (Dan Scott)
WXGI 950 AM in Richmond, Va. (Greg Burton)
WINA 1070 AM in Charlottesville, Va. (Jay James)
WLNI 105.9 FM in Lynchburg Va. (Rich Roth)
WDNC 620 AM in Durham, N.C. (Bomani Jones)
WPTF 680 AM in Raleigh, N.C. (Taylor Zarzour)
WFNC 640 AM in Fayetteville, N.C. (Brett Friedlander, Allen Smothers)
WFNZ 610 AM in Charlotte, N.C. (“Prime Time In The ACC”)
WGHB 1250 AM in Greenville, N.C. (Clip Brock, Chris Stansbury)
WNCT 1070 AM in Greenville, N.C. (Patrick Johnson)
WRNL 910 AM in Richmond, Va. (Steve Adams)
WKAV 1400 AM in Charlottesville, Va. (Jerry Miller)
WJFK 1300 AM in Baltimore (Stan Charles, Bruce Posner)
WSPG 1400 AM in Spartanburg, S.C. (Mark Hauser)
WQXI 790 AM in Atlanta (Brandon Adams)
WSFN 790 AM in Brunswick, Ga. (Kevin Thomas)
WQAM 560 AM in Miami (Brian “Beast” London)
ACCNation.com (internet only) with Patrick Hite
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Translated, that means we can't get rid of him. Although, it's not as bad as it may seem, seeing
that the most consistent thing about Cobb is his inconsistency. We gave up trying to make him
adhere to a regular appearance schedule. Now, known simply as The Ghost of Cobb Oxford,
he'll suddenly materialize for a brief time, only to disappear again for long stretches of time.
Away from the studio, Cobb is the assistant athletic director at Anderson University, where he
also serves as Sports Information Director. A Clemson graduate and former high school football
tackling dummy, Cobb has spent the last five years of his life dedicated to ridding college
football of the sideways pass.
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in Greenville as a meteorologist.
I continue to do a daily hour sports show on two radio stations in Kansas, ESPN1340-Pittsburg
and KLKC-AM Parsons. Plus, daily sportscasts on four radio stations in Kansas.
I broadcast Pittsburg State University football, basketball and baseball in four decades (not in
succession) starting in 1977 ending in 2004 when we moved. This included four Div. II National
Championship Football Games. And many NCAA playoff games in basketball and baseball as well.
I’ve also hosted weekly syndicated Div. II football shows. Basically, a sports show host, pbp
broadcaster, emcee, utility man.
We also have a daughter, Jackie V., born December 2007. She helps put everything in proper
perspective. which can be difficult in the broadcasting business at times.
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The (Charleston) Post and Courier.
In November of 2008, he left the world of newspapering and joined Tigerillustrated.com.
Before moving to the Clemson area, Larry spent five years at The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle
covering SEC and ACC sports. While there he was fortunate enough to cover the Super Bowl,
the Final Four and the Masters. He even got to play Augusta National once (please don’t ask
him what he shot).
Larry’s first job out of college was at the High Point (N.C.) Enterprise, where he stayed
long enough to grab a cup of coffee and meet his future wife.
Larry attended journalism school at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.
He was actually a Gamecocks fan growing up but swore off them in 1997, citing
professional obligations and a desire to live a torture-free existence.
Larry is happily married and has a 16-month-old daughter. He and his wife are slated
to welcome someone else into this crazy world on June 18.
You can reach Larry by e-mail at ldubya08@gmail.com.
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mornings at 9:25 a.m. to talk NFL and more.
Sam is a Furman graduate, a former NFL quarterback and a disciple of the legendary Bill Walsh.
His 1988 Bengals lost to Walsh's 49ers in the final minute of Super Bowl XXIII in Miami, in what
would prove to be Walsh's final game as an NFL coach.
Sam doesn't live in Cleveland - or Cincinnati for that matter. He and his wife reside in Pickens, S.C.
Currently he is volunteering as offensive coordinator for Pickens High School, where his Blue Flame
run the same type of no-huddle offense he ran in Cincinnati (before Marv Levy and Buffalo stole it).
Sam is also a newly-elected member of the Pickens Co. Commission, and is a huge supporter
of the county's Meals On Wheels Program.
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