Football
Brian Custer, Ben Leber to Broadcast OSU-Texas Tech on Saturday
The crew for OSU’s Big 12 opener is set.
Brian Custer and Ben Leber will be on the call Saturday when Oklahoma State opens its Big 12 slate against Texas Tech at Boone Pickens Stadium.
The broadcast will be aired on FS1 on your TV, and you can stream it live using the Fox Sports Go app or Fox Sports Go’s desktop site if you have a cable subscription.
The game will also be carried live on the Cowboy Radio Network if that’s more your flavor. The legend Dave Hunziker will handle play-by-play, as always, and his broadcast partner, John Holcomb, will provide analysis on the game. Robert Allen will also chime in.
If radio is more your preference, the Cowboy Radio Network station directory can be found here. You can also stream the feed using the TuneIn Radio app for free; I recommend Wi-Fi, else you’ll be over your data limit quickly. (Yes, dad, I’m talking to you.)
Custer, a cancer survivor, is a multi Emmy award-winning sportcaster. His primary focus has been with boxing as a play-by-play announcer for Showtime and FS1. Leber, his broadcast partner for Saturday, played football at Kansas State where he was a two-time All-Big 12 player. He was drafted in 2002 by the Chargers, but retired in 2012.
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