AggiesAreWe Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 Top 50 Sportscasters 1. Vin Scully 2. Mel Allen 3. Red Barber 4. Curt Gowdy 5. Howard Cosell 6. Bob Costas 7. Jim McKay 8. Keith Jackson 9. Al Michaels 10. Dick Enberg 11. Jack Buck 12. Ted Husing 13. Jack Brickhouse 14. Don Dunphy 15. Graham McNamee 16. Ernie Harwell 17. Marv Albert 18. Harry Caray 19. Jon Miller 20. Bill Stern 21. Chick Hearn 22. Marty Glickman 23. Jack Whitaker 24. Jim Nantz 25. Chris Schenkel 26. Lindsey Nelson 27. Russ Hodges 28. Ray Scott 29. John Madden 30. Bob Prince 31. Joe Buck 32. Milo Hamilton 33. Bob Wolff 34. Chuck Thompson 35. Chris Berman 36. Phil Rizzuto 37. Marty Brennaman 38. Clem McCarthy 39. Mike Sanchez ;D 40. Foster Hewitt 41. Harry Kalas 42. Johnny Most 43. Bob Elson 44. Brent Musberger 45. Pat Summerall 46. Merle Harmon 47. Dick Vitale 48. Dick Stockton 49. Tony Kubek 50. Bud Collins
AggiesAreWe Posted January 13, 2009 Author Report Posted January 13, 2009 WoW no Milo? He's number 32. I am kind of fond of #39. ;D
Guest spinks Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 Jim Nantz is #1 in my book. This guy is CBS main guy for NCAA basketball tourney, Masters, and Playoff Football. He does it all. Best in the business.
Guest JoesBros Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 Haha I should of known better lmao
Guest tigersvoice Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 Top 50 Sportscasters 1. Vin Scully 2. Mel Allen 3. Red Barber 4. Curt Gowdy 5. Howard Cosell 6. Bob Costas 7. Jim McKay 8. Keith Jackson 9. Al Michaels 10. Dick Enberg 11. Jack Buck 12. Ted Husing 13. Jack Brickhouse 14. Don Dunphy 15. Graham McNamee 16. Ernie Harwell 17. Marv Albert 18. Harry Caray 19. Jon Miller 20. Bill Stern 21. Chick Hearn 22. Marty Glickman 23. Jack Whitaker 24. Jim Nantz 25. Chris Schenkel 26. Lindsey Nelson 27. Russ Hodges 28. Ray Scott 29. John Madden 30. Bob Prince 31. Joe Buck 32. Milo Hamilton 33. Bob Wolff 34. Chuck Thompson 35. Chris Berman 36. Phil Rizzuto 37. Marty Brennaman 38. Clem McCarthy 39. Mike Sanchez ;D 40. Foster Hewitt 41. Harry Kalas 42. Johnny Most 43. Bob Elson 44. Brent Musberger 45. Pat Summerall 46. Merle Harmon 47. Dick Vitale 48. Dick Stockton 49. Tony Kubek 50. Bud Collins I knew you would do it, I just didn't know what number you would place yourself. By the way, did you ever hear Kern Tips on the radio doing Southwest Conference Football? NONE BETTER.
Guest JoesBros Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 I would of thrown Brad Sham in there somewhere's.
AggiesAreWe Posted January 13, 2009 Author Report Posted January 13, 2009 Top 50 Sportscasters 1. Vin Scully 2. Mel Allen 3. Red Barber 4. Curt Gowdy 5. Howard Cosell 6. Bob Costas 7. Jim McKay 8. Keith Jackson 9. Al Michaels 10. Dick Enberg 11. Jack Buck 12. Ted Husing 13. Jack Brickhouse 14. Don Dunphy 15. Graham McNamee 16. Ernie Harwell 17. Marv Albert 18. Harry Caray 19. Jon Miller 20. Bill Stern 21. Chick Hearn 22. Marty Glickman 23. Jack Whitaker 24. Jim Nantz 25. Chris Schenkel 26. Lindsey Nelson 27. Russ Hodges 28. Ray Scott 29. John Madden 30. Bob Prince 31. Joe Buck 32. Milo Hamilton 33. Bob Wolff 34. Chuck Thompson 35. Chris Berman 36. Phil Rizzuto 37. Marty Brennaman 38. Clem McCarthy 39. Mike Sanchez ;D 40. Foster Hewitt 41. Harry Kalas 42. Johnny Most 43. Bob Elson 44. Brent Musberger 45. Pat Summerall 46. Merle Harmon 47. Dick Vitale 48. Dick Stockton 49. Tony Kubek 50. Bud Collins I knew you would do it, I just didn't know what number you would place yourself. By the way, did you ever hear Kern Tips on the radio doing Southwest Conference Football? NONE BETTER. Hey, that list came straight from ESPN!!
Guest tigersvoice Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 Top 50 Sportscasters 1. Vin Scully 2. Mel Allen 3. Red Barber 4. Curt Gowdy 5. Howard Cosell 6. Bob Costas 7. Jim McKay 8. Keith Jackson 9. Al Michaels 10. Dick Enberg 11. Jack Buck 12. Ted Husing 13. Jack Brickhouse 14. Don Dunphy 15. Graham McNamee 16. Ernie Harwell 17. Marv Albert 18. Harry Caray 19. Jon Miller 20. Bill Stern 21. Chick Hearn 22. Marty Glickman 23. Jack Whitaker 24. Jim Nantz 25. Chris Schenkel 26. Lindsey Nelson 27. Russ Hodges 28. Ray Scott 29. John Madden 30. Bob Prince 31. Joe Buck 32. Milo Hamilton 33. Bob Wolff 34. Chuck Thompson 35. Chris Berman 36. Phil Rizzuto 37. Marty Brennaman 38. Clem McCarthy 39. Mike Sanchez ;D 40. Foster Hewitt 41. Harry Kalas 42. Johnny Most 43. Bob Elson 44. Brent Musberger 45. Pat Summerall 46. Merle Harmon 47. Dick Vitale 48. Dick Stockton 49. Tony Kubek 50. Bud Collins I knew you would do it, I just didn't know what number you would place yourself. By the way, did you ever hear Kern Tips on the radio doing Southwest Conference Football? NONE BETTER. Hey, that list came straight from ESPN!! Is that ESPN, the "Musical?"
Lazeek Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 I'd rather have Tigersvoice than Mike "Dirty" Sanchez!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D
Guest tigersvoice Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 I'd rather have Tigersvoice than Mike "Dirty" Sanchez!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D In the words of Dick Enberg, "OH MY!" - wish we hadn't gone there. Now he'll make me stand up all next season.
Lazeek Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 I'd rather have Tigersvoice than Mike "Dirty" Sanchez!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D In the words of Dick Enberg, "OH MY!" - wish we hadn't gone there. Now he'll make me stand up all next season. ;D ;D ;D
McLovin Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 Random Announcer: "Big gain for about 24, man has the off-season really paid off for this guy!" John Madden: "You see Tim, he carried the ball on the football field...football is spelled with two o's just like cookie." Random Announcer: "Thanks for the insight John." John Madden: "That's what 30 years in football will get you..." Random Announcer: "Insight?" John Madden: "No, cookies..." LT on Waterboy: "Which brings me to my second point, kids. Don't smoke crack!"
Guest DickVitale Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 No Waaaayyy! Dickie V HAS to be top 5 baaaaaaby!!
Icky3284 Posted January 13, 2009 Report Posted January 13, 2009 Mike Tirico has to be someone on the list for me. Like Spinks said about Jim Nance, Tirico is the #1 for ESPN and he does MNF, NBA, PGA, and he use to be the lead guy for ESPN Thursday night Football. Not to mention, he has his own Radio Show. That guy is GREAT!!!!!!!!!
AggiesAreWe Posted January 14, 2009 Author Report Posted January 14, 2009 AAW is #1 in my book Thank you, kind sir.
DC07 Posted January 15, 2009 Report Posted January 15, 2009 i do not believe, what i just saw :o :o :o :o :o :o
herman Posted January 15, 2009 Report Posted January 15, 2009 . i do not believe, what i just saw :o :o :o :o :o :o nice quote there DC
Kountzer Posted January 16, 2009 Report Posted January 16, 2009 For me the list has to add Dwayne Price. DP is or was a beat writer for the Fort Worth Star Telegram, covering the Dallas Mavericks. He also does some sports radio stuff up there, along with some podcasts on the internet. I went to Silsbee High School when Dwayne was there. Even then he was one of the most knowledgeable sports know it alls around. He took his love for sports and made it a profession. He used to be the stats man for the boys basketball team as well. DB
Guest bleed orange Posted January 17, 2009 Report Posted January 17, 2009 Monday night football has not been the same since Howard Cosell left.
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