MOBILE, Ala. – The Joey Jones Radio Show, a weekly broadcast featuring the University of South Alabama’s head football coach, will begin Tuesday at Baumhower’s Wings Restaurant in Mobile on Airport Boulevard.

The third season of the hour-long program will be hosted by the “Voice of the Jaguars” Lee Shirvanian and take place beginning at noon every week throughout the campaign.  It will air on WNSP 105.5 FM, with the final show slated to take place on Nov. 16 following the Jags’ season finale against Arkansas-Monticello.

In addition to Jones, the show will feature interviews with USA assistant coaches and various athletic department personnel.

“Baumhower’s Wings Sports Grill of Mobile is excited that we will once again host The Joey Jones Radio Show. We are delighted to continue our relationship with University of South Alabama Athletics and Jaguar Sports Marketing/IMG College,” stated Bo Bishop, General Manager of Baumhower’s Wings Restaurant.  “Coach Jones and his Jaguars are coming off an undefeated season, and we know the upcoming year will be just as exciting!  We look forward to being part of what is always an entertaining and informative experience for Jag fans.”

“Jaguar Sports Marketing and IMG College are truly excited to begin season three of The Joey Jones Show,” added Gary Sanders, General Manager of Jaguar Sports Marketing/IMG College.  “Joey and his guests provide wonderful insights into the world of South Alabama Jaguar football.  We trust the fans will enjoy following the Jags all season long via this weekly radio spotlight featuring Coach Jones and our host Lee Shirvanian.”

USA will open its second season on the field with a 4 p.m. contest on Saturday, Sept. 4 against Pikeville (Ky.).  The Jaguars will take on 10 four-year schools this fall prior to beginning a two-year transition to the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly NCAA I-A) level.

For more information about South Alabama athletics, check back with www.usajaguars.com.  Season tickets for all Jaguar athletic events can be purchased by calling (251) 461-1USA (1872).

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