KKAM

KKAM is a radio station broadcasting a sports radio format. Licensed to Lubbock, Texas, USA. The station is currently owned by Townsquare Media. KKAM signed on in 1953 as a Class IV AM station with the call letters KDUB. KFYO originally occupied the 1340 frequency in Lubbock, but moved to 790 AM in January 1953. Other call letters used in KKAM's history include KLBK, KMKM and KFMX. KKAM became Lubbock's first All-Sports radio station in November 1996, segueing from a News/Talk/Sports/Ag News format. The station was branded 'SportsRadio 1340 KKAM'. Personalities that have worked at KKAM throughout its history include Ryan Hyatt, Mark Finkner, Jack Dale, Steve Dale, Don Williams, Scott Fitzgerald, Johnny May, Paul R. Beane, Bill Maddux, Jim Stewart and Misty. KKAM became the flagship radio station for Texas Tech Football, Men's Basketball and Baseball in the 1994-95 athletic season, through Loyd Senn's All Sports Radio Network. The change ended the streak established by KFYO as the Texas Tech's flagship radio station, that was started with its first broadcast of Texas Tech Football in the 1940s.