WBB: Spahar breaks all-time scoring record

February 22, 2014 by Dale Armbruster

Missy Spahar breaks the all-time scoring record for JCU women’s basketball, passing Lee Jennings. Dale Armbruster has the call.

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The Heights

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Inhaler Your House @12:42

Richard Wagner Ride Of The Valkyries @12:42

Tabitha Meeks Walk like it, talk like it @12:39

The Black Keys On The Game @12:30

King Tuff Psycho Star @12:26

Nickel Creek Destination @12:22

Friko Seven Degrees @12:18

John Hiatt Crossing Muddy Waters @12:14

Atlas Road Crew Voices @12:10

PREACHERVAN Illuminations @12:05

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Best Coast The Only Place @11:52

The Sophs SWEETIEPIE @11:49

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Beautiful Mess: Rebooted

Beautiful Mess returns as "Beautiful Mess: Rebooted!" The show will feature country, folk, and bluegrass music from the 1960s to today and will share music from a variety of artists from Merle Haggard and Loretta Lynn to Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood. Beautiful Mess has always had its roots in '90s country and then goes from there, based mostly on listener requests. The show begins each week with "Beautiful Mess" by Diamond Rio.

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Catnap

A show devoted to extraordinary female vocalists across genres, with a subtle leaning toward alternative performances from the '90s.

@8 pm w/Frank - Female Vocalists