TV and Radio
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Longhorn Sports Network
 The 2012 season marks the 30th year of a partnership between The University of Texas and IMG College. In addition to producing the Longhorn Radio Network, IMG handles numerous other major universities across the country.
The Longhorn Radio Network once again provides complete in-depth, statewide coverage of Texas Football this season. Craig Way is in his 11th season as the play-by-play voice of the Longhorns after providing color analysis for his first 10 years in the booth. Local sports reporter and Longhorns sideline reporter Roger Wallace continues his role of radio color analyst this season, and former UT and NFL cornerback Rod Babers remains as sideline reporter.
Coverage on the Longhorn Sports Network begins one hour before kickoff and continues for one hour after the game. |
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Spanish-Language Webcasts / Webcasts de partidos en Español
 Dr. Rubén Pizarro-Silva (play-by-play), and Felipe Romero (color) will have the call for the Spanish-language webcasts of all games this season on TexasSports.com. Dr. Pizarro has been a sports broadcaster for more than 20 years, working for the NFL, NHL, Round Rock Express (AA baseball affiliate of the Houston Astros), and Mexican College Football. For the last 15 years, he has worked as both the color analyst and play-by-play for the Longhorns' Spanish language broadcasts. He also has concentrated his efforts in the syndication of the aforementioned sports programming with his marketing company.
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Royal Purple Road Radio
 When traveling to Texas Football games outside the Longhorn Radio Network coverage area, Texas fans at the opponent's stadium can still hear Craig Way, Roger Wallace, and Rod Babers deliver the official game day broadcast by tuning in to Royal Purple Road Radio. If there is not a Longhorn Radio Network affiliate in the opponent's market, a local FM station will be selected the week prior to the game to carry the entire Longhorns game day broadcast. Visit Longhorns Gameweek on MackBrown-TexasFootball.com each week to find out the station frequency before you head to the game. Royal Purple Synthetic Oil -- The performance oil that outperforms.
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