Watch Now: Veteran coach and broadcaster Derrick Pearson brings a new sports radio vision to Lincoln
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Sports Radio; Derrick Pearson; Coach
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When Derrick Pearson moved to Lincoln three years ago, he figured he’d retire from a long career in coaching, athletic management and broadcasting and become a Husker fan. Drawn to Lincoln from Houston by his wife, Rebecca, who’d been visiting the city a dozen times a year to do consulting with Talent Plus in her work in marketing and branding for ExxonMobil, Pearson was willing to retire a bit early from running South and Central Asian language services at Voice of America.
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