Favorite Jack Cristil adage?
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"You can wrap this one in Maroon and White! "
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
"You can wrap this one in Maroon and White! "
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
"You can wrap this one in Maroon and White! "
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
"You can wrap this one in Maroon and White! "
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
"You can wrap this one in Maroon and White! "
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
Other than that there are so many moments and clips that I cannot fathom to remember them all. How about "Bulldogs Recover, Bullogs Recover, Bulldogs Recover!"
His voice sounded so weak last night and yet it still has that sound. His voice was Mississippi State to me for so many years. All we had was WCPC radio and his voice for games for so many years.
or something to that effect. He said that right after Norwood broke off the late 4th quarter TD run in the 2004 Florida upset in Starkville. I guess we had gotten shafted a time or two earlier in the game. That's one of the great things about Jack. He did show a bias towards MSU, but the way he delivered the message was still calm, confident, and collected. Even when he said that sarcastically, it wasn't in a frantic state of excitement - as most announcers would do these days. You could tell he had a passion for MSU in what he said and how he said it, but he rarely every raised his voice to the point of annoyance or where it muddied the message. His words were always well chosen and very descriptive of what was going on without losing his audience. He is the antithesis of David Kellum - which basically makes him the best radio announcer on the planet.
or something to that effect. He said that right after Norwood broke off the late 4th quarter TD run in the 2004 Florida upset in Starkville. I guess we had gotten shafted a time or two earlier in the game. That's one of the great things about Jack. He did show a bias towards MSU, but the way he delivered the message was still calm, confident, and collected. Even when he said that sarcastically, it wasn't in a frantic state of excitement - as most announcers would do these days. You could tell he had a passion for MSU in what he said and how he said it, but he rarely every raised his voice to the point of annoyance or where it muddied the message. His words were always well chosen and very descriptive of what was going on without losing his audience. He is the antithesis of David Kellum - which basically makes him the best radio announcer on the planet.
or something to that effect. He said that right after Norwood broke off the late 4th quarter TD run in the 2004 Florida upset in Starkville. I guess we had gotten shafted a time or two earlier in the game. That's one of the great things about Jack. He did show a bias towards MSU, but the way he delivered the message was still calm, confident, and collected. Even when he said that sarcastically, it wasn't in a frantic state of excitement - as most announcers would do these days. You could tell he had a passion for MSU in what he said and how he said it, but he rarely every raised his voice to the point of annoyance or where it muddied the message. His words were always well chosen and very descriptive of what was going on without losing his audience. He is the antithesis of David Kellum - which basically makes him the best radio announcer on the planet.
or something to that effect. He said that right after Norwood broke off the late 4th quarter TD run in the 2004 Florida upset in Starkville. I guess we had gotten shafted a time or two earlier in the game. That's one of the great things about Jack. He did show a bias towards MSU, but the way he delivered the message was still calm, confident, and collected. Even when he said that sarcastically, it wasn't in a frantic state of excitement - as most announcers would do these days. You could tell he had a passion for MSU in what he said and how he said it, but he rarely every raised his voice to the point of annoyance or where it muddied the message. His words were always well chosen and very descriptive of what was going on without losing his audience. He is the antithesis of David Kellum - which basically makes him the best radio announcer on the planet.
or something to that effect. He said that right after Norwood broke off the late 4th quarter TD run in the 2004 Florida upset in Starkville. I guess we had gotten shafted a time or two earlier in the game. That's one of the great things about Jack. He did show a bias towards MSU, but the way he delivered the message was still calm, confident, and collected. Even when he said that sarcastically, it wasn't in a frantic state of excitement - as most announcers would do these days. You could tell he had a passion for MSU in what he said and how he said it, but he rarely every raised his voice to the point of annoyance or where it muddied the message. His words were always well chosen and very descriptive of what was going on without losing his audience. He is the antithesis of David Kellum - which basically makes him the best radio announcer on the planet.
