WNSP-FM (Bay Minette, AL)

WNSP (105.5 FM), also known as "Sports Radio 105.5," is a radio station based in Bay Minette, Alabama, USA. Established in 1964, the station is now owned by Dot Com Plus, LLC. WNSP shares its broadcasting facility with its sister station WZEW, located in the old Smith Bakery building in Mobile, Alabama. The transmitter for WNSP is situated close to Bay Minette.

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Could Auburn Have Been Mystery Team to Offer South Carolina Star QB $8 Million?

1 week ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

Auburn may have made a serious push to land one of the SEC’s top quarterbacks during the offseason, according to a new report that suggests the Tigers were potentially behind a major transfer offer to South Carolina’s LaNorris Sellers.
Alabama Flips Highly Regarded 2026 Quarterback From Iowa State

1 week ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

Kalen DeBoer and the Alabama Crimson Tide pulled off a major recruiting victory on Tuesday afternoon and might have just landed who could be their quarterback of the future a couple years down the line. As first reported by Hayes Fawcett of On3, Alabama has landed the pledge of now former Iowa State Cyclones pledge in four-star quarterback Jett Thomalla.
SEC Changes Method of Fines For Field and Court Storming

3 weeks ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

Over the last several seasons, court and field stormings after upset victories have become a major topic of conversation in college sports. The SEC came into the center of focus when it recently implemented an escalating fine system to help curb the practice. Although a timeless tradition, stormings have been criticized for putting players and coaches in dangerous situations.
New ESPN FPI Breaks Down Every SEC Team's Playoff Chances • WNSP Sports Radio 105.5FM

3 weeks ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

College football season is just a couple of months away, and fans around the South are starting to get excited for the best time of year. As the season rapidly approaches, much of the discussion as of late has revolved around the College Football Playoff and whether or not it will expand further after this season.
Auburn Set to Host First Super Regional in Program History

3 weeks ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

The No. 4-seeded Auburn Tigers are headed to the Super Regionals after clinching their regional title with an impressive weekend of baseball at Plainsman Park. Not only are the Tigers now two wins away from Omaha, but they will get the chance to host a Super Regional next weekend for the first time in program history. Auburn has made it to the College World Series six times and twice under Butch Thompson, however this would be the first time they get there in front of their own fans.
College Football Playoff Makes Major Change in Seeding Structure

1 month ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

The College Football Playoff has made a major change for how they plan on seeding their field beginning this upcoming season. According to a story from Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports, the CFP is changing the automatic bye structure and removing the stipulation of being a conference champion to earn a bye, moving to a straight seeding model instead.
DeBoer Praises Presumptive Starting QB in Headline-Worthy Quote

1 month ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

The Alabama Crimson Tide has yet to officially select a starting quarterback heading into summer training. Though there are three real options, including Ty Simpson, Austin Mack, and Keelon Russell, the heavy favorite has been Simpson throughout the last several months. For head coach Kalen DeBoer, now entering his second season after a roller coaster of a first year, there is great pressure to get the call right.
Further CFP Expansion Coming as 16-Team Playoff Reportedly Gains Momentum

1 month ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

College football has experienced radical changes recently, including the first edition of the expanded 12-team playoff, and though reviews were mixed on the new format, the postseason will likely never decrease in size again. What does seem inevitable, however, is the playoffs’ further expansion. According to Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports, the potential for a 16-team playoff including automatic bids for conferences is now gaining support among top decision makers.
Alabama and Auburn Both Crack Top-15 in Post Spring Early Rankings

1 month ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

Though we are only on the cusp of the month of May, football season is going to be here before we know it in the state of Alabama and across the nation. With the conclusion of spring practice and a better picture of the kind of rosters teams are going to be rolling out, it’s much easier now to make an educated guess as to how teams are going to be set up to perform going into the regular season.
LISTEN: Mobile Native and Newest Dallas Cowboy Shemar James Joins WNSP

1 month ago | wnsp.com | Michael Brauner

As is the case most every year, someone who has some sort of affiliation with the city of Mobile was selected over the weekend in the NFL Draft. Faith Academy and Florida Gators alum Shemar James became the latest, joining McGill-Toolen and former South Alabama star Jalen Tolbert on the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys selected James in the fifth round on Saturday and he joined The Opening Kickoff before reporting to camp to discuss the draft process, excitement about heading to Dallas, and much more.