Brad Fralick Biography
Brad Fralick is an American Sports Director at WYFF. Fralick joined WYFF News 4 as Sports Director in August 2011. He brings a wealth of experience covering high school, college, and professional sports to WYFF News 4 and is thrilled to be part of the anchor team of Carol Goldsmith, Michael Cogdill and John Cessarich weeknights at 6 and 11.
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Brad Fralick WYFF News
Fralick joined WYFF News 4 as Sports Director in August 2011. He brings a wealth of experience covering high school, college, and professional sports to WYFF News 4 and is thrilled to be part of the anchor team of Carol Goldsmith, Michael Cogdill and John Cessarich weeknights at 6 and 11.
Before coming to WYFF News 4, Fralick served six years as the sports director of KAMR/KCIT in Amarillo, Texas. While there, his popular “I Beat Brad” segments showed his passion to not only report sports but play the game as well. Fralick was also the voice of the West Texas A & M football team and was named color analyst for Amarillo Dusters football radio broadcasts. Before he covered sports in the High Plains of Texas, Brad pitched for the West Texas A & M baseball team. As a former collegiate athlete, Brad brings a unique perspective to each sportscast and knows first-hand the hard work and dedication that goes into playing sports. His ability to tell compelling stories is part of the reason he was awarded the 2014 Southeast Emmy for Best Sportscaster.
In addition to covering the Tigers, Gamecocks, and Panthers every fall, Fralick also anchors extended coverage of local high school football on Friday Night Hits every Friday night during WYFF News 4 at 11 pm.
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WYFF in Greenville, SC, announced that Brad Fralick will join the station as a sports director. Fralick replaces Geoff Hart, who was recently named morning co-anchor at the NBC affiliate after 18 years as a sports director. Fralick, who will start tomorrow evening, has been the sports director at KAMR-KCIT in Amarillo since 2005. He will join Carol Goldsmith, Michael Cogdill and John Cessarich on the weeknight at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. broadcasts.
“Brad brings a great passion for sports to the upstate,” news director Justin Antoniotti said. “I know he will work hard to get to know the coaches, athletes, and fans at Clemson, Carolina, Furman and local high schools throughout our region.” Fralick will provide WYFF with extended coverage of both college and high school football for Greenville this fall.
CLEMSON, S.C. — Four Clemson University men’s basketball players netted double-figures in a game for the 10th time this season, led by Marcquise Reed’s game-high 24 points, en route to a 75-69 victory over Wright State in the first round of the NIT.
Elijah Thomas, who eclipsed 1,000 points in his career, posted 17, including 12 in the second half. David Skara narrowly missed a double-double and posted 16 points and nine rebounds – including finishing 4-for-8 from beyond the arc. Clyde Trapp reached double-figures for the seventh time this season with 12 points. After racing out to a 16-2 lead in the opening minutes of the game, the contest settled in and both teams were knotted at 33-33 after the opening stanza.
The Tigers (20-13) shot 52.2 percent from the field in the second half, including 57.1 percent from beyond the arc. Clemson hit 12-of-16 free throws to help seal the victory. Clemson found themselves down by six, 47-41 with 13:55 to go, and engineered a 14-3 run to take a 55-50 advantage over the Raiders (21-14). Late in the contest the Tigers were down 62-60 and put on another run, this time 8-2, to put themselves back in front and they were able to fend off the Raiders to advance to the second round of the NIT.