Comcast Local Totally Explained

Everything about Comcast Local totally explained

Comcast Local (also known as CL) was a regional sports network from 2005–2008 that carried collegiate, high school and minor league sports from the Detroit area, throughout Michigan and central Indiana. The network also carried coverage from other Comcast SportsNets, such as Chicago Fire MLS matches from CSN Chicago and the Canadian Football League.
The network carried infomercials from 12AM ET until 6AM and at other various times throughout the day. Comcast had also used this channel as overflow for FSN Detroit as FSN Plus on some of their cable systems in Michigan.
The channel ceased operations on February 29, 2008, merging with a number of other Comcast properties in Metro Detroit to form Comcast Television, a digital-only station on Comcast Cable Channels 900 and 901 throughout the State of Michigan.

Personalities

The sports broadcasters on Comcast Local included:

Joe Abramson: High School Football Analyst
Rod Beard: Prep Ticket Host
Clarence Black: College Basketball Analyst
Matt Dery: College Basketball Play-by-Play
Roger Faulkner: Soccer Analyst
Ron Gillum: High School Football Analyst
Mark Herrmann: Varsity Showcase Football Analyst
Ben Holden: CCHA Play-by-Play
Dean Jackson: Varsity Showcase Play-by-Play, plus fill-in
Rick Mahorn: College Basketball Analyst
Tom Markowski: Prep Ticket Host
Russ McNamara: Volleyball Play-by-Play
Rob Otto: College Football Analyst, College Wrestling Analyst
Al Pawlowski: Soccer Play-by-Play
Lyle Phair: CCHA Analyst
Art Regner: CCHA Tonite Host
Sean Ritchlin: CCHA Analyst
Matt Shepard: WNBA Play-by-Play
Tim Twentyman: Prep Ticket Host
Derrick Walker: High School Football Analyst
Dave Zoran: High School Football Play-by-Play

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