Gambling on Sports In a Pandemic World
“When you see the advertising dollars that are coming in to radio stations, it’ll call for hosts to further their education on the subject matter.”
Tyler McComas
Tyler McComas is a columnist for BSM and a sports radio talk show host in Norman, OK where he hosts afternoon drive for SportsTalk 1400. You can find him on Twitter @Tyler_McComas or you can email him at TylerMcComas08@yahoo.com.
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