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Big Al Coleman To Retire From ESPN 106.1 Richmond

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Morning host ‘Big Al’ Coleman will retire from SummitMedia Sports “ESPN 106.1” W291CL/WURV-HD2 Richmond VA on Wednesday, February 26. Coleman, who has been hosting Sports talk in Richmond for the past 33 years, began his career as a stockbroker who brokered time on 910 WRNL in 1992. He would later spend time at the former “ESPN 950” WXGI before joining W291CL in 2018. He also serves in a sales role at SummitMedia Richmond. Coleman told The Richm…

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Big Al Coleman To Retire From ESPN 106.1 Richmond

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Jerry Lindquist: Richmond sports talk mainstay 'Big Al' hangs it up after 33 years on the radio

We once asked Allen Thomas Long Coleman what the shelf life of a sports call-in show was. “I don’t know,” he said, “but we’re about to find out.”Yesterday the man better known as “Big Al,” self-described as “The Voice of Reason” for more than three decades, host of a local program designed to cuss as well as discuss the games people play, announced his retirement.“The answer is … 33 years and 50 days,” he said, adding, “not bad … especially when…

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