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Kennesaw State inks deal to air games on Peachtree TV this season

Kennesaw State quarterback Donovan Taitt (9) breaks away for a long first down run in the second half the season opening game against Georgia State Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018, at Georgia State Stadium in Atlanta.

Credit: Hyosub Shin

Credit: Hyosub Shin

Kennesaw State quarterback Donovan Taitt (9) breaks away for a long first down run in the second half the season opening game against Georgia State Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018, at Georgia State Stadium in Atlanta.
By Ben Brasch
Sept 6, 2018

For the third year, you will be able to watch your Owls on Peachtree TV.

Kennesaw State University signed a deal with WPCH to broadcast its first three home games: Alabama State on Sept. 15, Clark Atlanta on Sept. 22 and Samford on Sept. 29.

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The university said in a Tuesday news release that Peachtree TV reaches nearly 6.2 million people in 2.38 million households throughout the metro Atlanta area.

The station has aired 12 KSU games during the last two seasons.

For those with access, the first three home games will also be streamed on the Big South Network on ESPN+.

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Kennesaw State University’s game design program is the only one certified in Georgia. Its enrollment has skyrocketed from about two dozen students in 2009 to more than 400 this year.

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