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SportsRadio 610 (KILT 610AM) and heritage country KILT-FM (100.3 FM) are the
flagship stations and broadcast home for the Texans Radio Network. The game
broadcasts are simulcast on both stations with SportsRadio 610 broadcasting
pre and post-game programs in addition to weekly player and coach’s shows.
CBS Radio Houston sister stations Smooth Jazz 95.7, The Wave, and CNN 650
Radio News are promotional partners with the Houston Texans as well.
SportsRadio 610 morning host Marc Vandermeer enters his sixth season as the MARC VANDERMEER
“Voice of the Houston Texans.” Vandermeer brings a solid 18 years of radio
broadcasting experience to the booth. Prior to his work in Houston, Vandermeer was the voice of the
University of Miami Hurricanes football and basketball
teams. Joining Vandermeer in the booth to provide
analysis is Heisman Trophy winner and KILT morning
co-host Andre Ware. Ware, a native Houstonian,
played his college football at the University of Houston
before becoming a first-round draft pick of the Detroit
Lions. After his football career, Ware made the jump
into the broadcast booth as color commentator for
the Houston Cougars. He also currently serves as an
analyst for college football games on ESPN. Ware was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame
in 2004.
CBS Radio signed a 10-year agreement with the Houston Texans in September 2000. This agreement
gave CBS Radio the exclusive right to broadcast Houston Texans Football games through the 2012
season and produce numerous ancillary programs featuring the team.
Market affiLiate DiaL pOSitiOn
TEXAS
Houston KILT 610 AM
KILT 100.3 FM
Alpine KVLF 1240 AM
Bay City KZRC 92.5 FM
Beaumont KVIL 560 AM
Big Spring KBTS 94.3 FM
Brady KNEL 1490 AM
Brenham KWHI 1280 AM
Bryan/College Station KZNE 1150 AM
Carthage KGAS 104.3 FM
Center KDET 930 AM
Columbus KLUM 98.3 FM
Corcicana KLVQ 1410AM
Corpus Christi KSIX 1230 AM
Crockett KBHT 93.5 FM
El Campo KILT
Fredericksburg KNAF 910 AM
Kingsville KSIX 1230 FM
Lake Jackson KILT AM
HOuStOn texanS raDiO netwOrk affiLiateS
Market affiLiate DiaL pOSitiOn
Liberty KSHN 99.9 FM
Livingston KETX 1440 AM
Lufkin/Nacogdoches KSML 1260 AM
Madisonville KBHT 93.5 FM
Marshall KMHT 1450 AM
Midland/Odessa KMCM 96.9 FM
New Braunfels KGNB 1420 AM
Orange KOGT 1600 AM
Palestine KBHT 93.5 FM
San Angelo KKSA 1260 AM
San Marcos KGNB 1420 AM
San Saba KBAL 1410 AM
Seguin KGNB 1420 AM
Texarkana
LOUISIANA
KTFS 940 AM
Lake Charles KEZM 1310 AM
Baton Rouge WIBR 1300 AM
T E x A N S S PA N i S H
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KLAT La Tremenda 1010 AM is proud to
be the flagship Spanish-language radio
broadcaster of the Houston Texans for the
fifth consecutive season. Representing 37.4
percent of Houston’s 1.9 million people, the
Hispanic community offers a huge fan base
for the Texans. Since the team’s inception, the
Texans have realized the power of Hispanic
Houston and recognized how many long-time
fans they stood to gain. It’s no wonder they
turned to Houston’s Heritage Spanish Station,
La Tremenda, to reach Hispanic fans with their
broadcast. So get your team spirit pumping,
strap on the pads and ask yourself: Are you
ready for some fútbol Americano?
La Tremenda 1010 AM is owned and operated
by Univision Communications Inc., the premier
Spanish-language media company in the
United States, which currently owns and/or
operates 68 radio stations in 17 of the top 25
U.S. Hispanic markets and four stations in
Puerto Rico. In Houston, they also broadcast
KLTN-FM (Estereo Latino 102.9 FM), KOVE-FM
(Recuerdo 106.5FM), KQBU-FM (Que Buena
93.3 FM), KRTX-AM (Tejano 980 AM) and
KPTY-FM (Party 104.9 FM).
An avid sports fan, Rolando Becerra will
continue to serve as the play-by-play voice
for the Texans on La Tremenda. Becerra is
the only Hispanic commentator to have done
play-by-play broadcasts for five major sports
teams: the Houston Astros (1986-1992), the
Houston Rockets (1988-1993), the Houston
Oilers (1995-1997), the Houston Aeros (1999-
2000) and the Texans (2002-05).
Becerra, originally from Cuba, began his radio
career in Miami in 1973. He’s been a Houston
resident and radio constant for more than 30
years. You can also catch him on KLAT-AM as
host of “Hoy Con Rolando Becerra,” which airs
Monday through Friday from 6-9 a.m. Becerra
has been married to his wife, Jenny, for 38
years and they are parents to four children:
Barbra, Jason, Jaron and Megan.
Enrique Vasquez returns to handle color
commentary duties for Texans broadcasts
on La Tremenda. Vasquez came back to the
Houston football scene after a two-year
run doing color commentary for the Dallas
Cowboys, where he also did play-by-play
in the late 1990s. He has also done sports
broadcasting for Fox Sports, covering
everything from basketball to the Olympics
to Super Bowls. Some Texans fans and La
Tremenda listeners may remember Vasquez
as one of the Spanish broadcast voices for
the Houston Oilers from 1992 to 1995. Vasquez
also writes a popular weekly column for the
Spanish section of HoustonTexans.com.
ROLANDO BECERRA ENRIQUE VASQUEz
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