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“Titletown Report” is a fresh, daily look at the pro football season voiced by sports enthusiast Bill Scott. Packaged in a short informative report airing during morning and afternoon drive times during the NFL season. Be Connected to Wisconsin’s Favorite Team Air Your Message During Tune-in Programming Communicate with Great Frequency Reach Wisconsinites Statewide Start Date: August consecutive weeks including training camp, pre-season, and 16 regular season games. Bill Scott grew up listening to and watching Wisconsin sports. Born and raised in Wild Rose, Wisconsin, Bill started his radio career in nearby Waupaca, covering news and sports for WDUX before moving on to Green Bay in While in Green Bay, Bill became the new sports director of the Wisconsin Radio Network, where he’s currently in his 15th year. In June of 2005, Bill moved to Appleton where he also does morning drive sports and play-by-play for WHBY. In addition to network and local radio, Bill does reports from the WIAA basketball championships, as well as pre-game coverage on the Green Bay Packer Radio Network.