Marshall University
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Oct 31, 2026
Fred PersingerHOST
Got to take a big scoring break right now and see what's going on.
Fred PersingerHOST
Our scoreboard presented by Marshall University.
Fred PersingerHOST
Experience your Marshall moment, David.
Dave JecklinHOST
All right, Fred and Quad A, top-ranked team.
Dave JecklinHOST
Number two, Martinsburg, is 9-0.
Dave JecklinHOST
The Bulldogs hosting and beating Huron Heights out of Ontario, Canada, 49-7.
Dave JecklinHOST
No. 4 Morgantown hosting No. 3 University in our Metro News Class Triple Arquade Game of the Week.
Dave JecklinHOST
Morgantown had a 13-6 lead at home in the second half.
Aaron AshHOST
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Tim BrunicardiHOST
Daniel you spent time in Marshall University and then so you moved away from Parkersburg for a little bit and then came back right yes yes I did being away from here kind of helped shape or change how you see the livelihood of people around here like Being at Marshall, did you be like, oh, man, wow, Parkersburg really does or Vienna does have it better or worse? Or, you know, did you just see the same levels of disparity between both cities?
Daniel MillerGUEST
Well, it's interesting that you bring that up because, um, before moving down to Huntington, um, you know, I was told a lot about how, oh, you know, it's, it's super rough down there.
Daniel MillerGUEST
And, you know, it's one of the worst places when it comes to rampant drug use.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
This year, six of them were inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame, including West Virginia Public Broadcasting's very own Randy Yowie.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
Yowie is an adjunct professor of broadcast journalism at Marshall University.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
He spent 24 years at WSAZ and three years at WOWK.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
For the past eight years, he's worked as a feature reporter, statehouse reporter, and the Marshall Huntington Bureau Chief for West Virginia Public Broadcasting.
Paul SiebertHOST
And tell us a little bit about yourself.
Kevin RossGUEST
I am a 2030 graduate of Marshall University.
Kevin RossGUEST
I am a multimedia journalism major.
Kevin RossGUEST
And this is my second semester of being a freshman so far.
Paul SwannHOST
Cabell, Midland, Huntington, you always use the cliche, throw up the records, doesn't matter, it's a rivalry game, it's the battle for the shield.
Paul SwannHOST
All of those phrases that Dr. Bailey would smack our hands for at Marshall University for using.
Paul SwannHOST
I think you have to apply some of them here because this is one of those where it just doesn't matter.
Paul SwannHOST
It's Huntington High, Cabell, Midland, two of the best programs in the state of West Virginia going at it.
34 MINS LATER
Andy HuckabeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He was just a wealth of wisdom, and he helped guide me through telling the story and making sure we got all the pieces of the puzzle right.
Andy HuckabeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Terry, he was fantastic.
Paul SwannHOST
What kind of story did you want to tell? It's really easy just to highlight all of the good times, but your father had such a rich history, good and bad, here at Marshall University and throughout his career.
Paul SwannHOST
What made you decide you wanted to tell more of a broad picture?
Tom RotenHOST
It started with him making bold political predictions, and you'll hear another one from today's show.
Tom RotenHOST
Sutton came down to the Total Media studio in Ashland, Kentucky, just after he finished his overnight shift with the Marshall University Police Department.
Tom RotenHOST
and I was glad that he took time to be on with Dad.
Tom RotenHOST
You'll hear that segment coming up on today's program.
Tom RotenHOST
All right, welcome back, everybody.
Tom RotenHOST
Tom Roten Morning Show, 840 on a Thursday, October 29th, 2026.
Tom RotenHOST
So last year on this date, my youngest son Sutton was in the studio talking about him starting his new job with the Marshall University Police Department.
Tom RotenHOST
At that time, it was just a couple weeks away, maybe, something like that, and now he's Here he is once again on his birthday, Sutton Roten, Marshall University police officer.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
This year, six of them were inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame, including West Virginia Public Broadcasting's very own Randy Yowie.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
Yowie is an adjunct professor of broadcast journalism at Marshall University.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
He spent 24 years at WSAZ and three years at WOWK.
Eric DouglasCORRESPONDENT
For the past eight years, he's worked as a feature reporter, statehouse reporter, and the Marshall Huntington Bureau Chief for West Virginia Public Broadcasting.
Conner ClarkGUEST
You know, West Virginia University got a nice win yesterday against TCU.
Conner ClarkGUEST
And, you know, Marshall University is also looking good as well.
Conner ClarkGUEST
So everything's on the up here.
Mike GuidoneHOST
Outstanding.
Ramón MiróGUEST
And it's basically, it makes me where I landed and it's a place I love, but I, I likewise love Huntington, West Virginia.
Ramón MiróGUEST
We went to Huntington because my dad went to be a professor at Marshall university and In Huntington, West Virginia.
Ramón MiróGUEST
Okay.
Ramón MiróGUEST
But talk about culture shock on steroids, right? You're coming from San Salvador, El Salvador to Huntington, West Virginia, which is Hatfield and McCoy country, right? The Appalachian Mountains and what have you.
Dave WeekleyHOST
And in AA, Hoover's number one, followed by Bridgeport, North Marion, Elkins, and South Charleston in the top five.
Dave WeekleyHOST
Six through ten, Winfield, Princeton, RCB, John Marshall, and Spring Valley, the final six that would make the playoffs if they started this weekend.
Dave WeekleyHOST
Kaiser, Ripley, Fairmont Senior, Brook, Chapmanville, and Nicholas County.
Dave WeekleyHOST
West Virginia Class AA.
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