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  • bearcatjd
    Distinguished Member
    • May 2015
    • 894

    #16
    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Tony Pike Named Football Alumni Engagement Coordinator

    https://gobearcats.com/news/2026/04/...nt-coordinator

    Pike’s role includes working with Cunningham and Dr. Joe Luckey, UC’s Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Support Services, on all matters related to former football player engagement. This includes helping identify connections within each decade, particularly leading a small Football Alumni Council, to replicate the same relationships as those of the current locker room.
    I think this is a great hire. He is UC Football. Congrats to Tony Pike!

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    • leo from jersey
      Veteran
      • Apr 2007
      • 6174

      #17
      In this day of NIL needed to win, Tony will be raising money.

      Go Cats

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      • GoBearcats31
        Super Moderator
        • Apr 2007
        • 11744

        #18
        The Bengals are expanding partnerships with FOX19 NOW and iHeartMedia to further integrate their on-air talent across the club's television and radio programming, providing fans with enhanced coverage and greater access throughout the season.


        FOX19 NOW Sports Director Joe Danneman and iHeartMedia Host Tony Pike will be added to Bengals television and radio coverage.
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        Pike will serve as a second analyst for games on the Bengals Radio Network and contribute to the pregame and postgame radio shows. The Bengals Radio Network is led by three flagship stations (700WLW, ESPN 1530 and 102.7 WEBN) in the Cincinnati market, Bengals.com and the Bengals App. Additionally, Pike will co-host the Bengals Line radio show with iHeartMedia Host Lance McAlister and serve as a Bengals Weekly guest co-host.

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        • bearcatbret
          Veteran
          • May 2008
          • 8372

          #19
          A tall skinny kid from Reading that sat on the bench most of his career but when he got the chance, he did UC proud. He continues to do it. He also was involved in what may be the greatest comeback win in UC history.

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