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The best examples of why no one called it like Brent Musburger. Here are his most iconic moments
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Brent Musburger has called his final college football game, as the legendary broadcaster just announced his plans to retire at the end of the month.
Currently serving as the lead broadcaster for the SEC Network, Musburger has called many of the game’s best moments since the late 90’s for ABC/ESPN.
Watching back some of these clips sure gave me chills.
Texas running back Ricky Williams seizing the NCAA career rushing record, ‘hello record book!’:
The original Hail Mary from Boston College’s Doug Flutie:
Craig Krenzel kept Ohio State’s undefeated 2002 season alive against Purdue, ‘Holy Buckeye!’:
Nebraska’s miraculous touchdown caught off the foot of another player to keep the 1997 undefeated season alive:
Deion Sanders punt return against Clemson in 1988 that helped spark his Hall of Fame career:
The Jasper Sanks “fumble” in the 1999 Georiga-Georgia Tech game:
Texas Tech beats No. 1 Texas as the clock ticks down:
Who could forget Musburger admiring Katherine Webb during the 2013 BCS National Championship Game:
Musburger also discovered Jenn Sterger during an FSU-Miami game:
Before making it to college football, Musburger made his name running in NFL circles. The broadcaster can be seen sitting on the far left in a black shirt in this famous Joe Namath photo:
Yes, Brent Musburger is in this iconic photo of Joe Namath at Super Bowl III. pic.twitter.com/EzLPgmt6WG
— Fran Fraschilla (@franfraschilla) January 25, 2017
It goes without saying, you are looking live at the retirement of one of the great sports broadcasters of all time.
A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Michael Wayne Bratton oversees the news coverage for Saturday Down South. Michael previously worked for FOX Sports and NFL.com
