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re: Listening to the games on the radio in the old days
Posted on 8/18/10 at 9:07 am to Methuselah
Posted on 8/18/10 at 9:07 am to Methuselah
I became hooked as a little kid when my Dad took me to my first game in person - Oct. 25, 1969
LSU 21 Auburn 20, the day I became a Tiger.
This started my life-long allegiance. I listened to just about every game in the 70's with John Ferguson, many with my Dad. And then when I entered as a freshman at LSU in 1981, I of course attended every game til graduation; and have attended many since.
But there was something about the way John Ferguson's rich voice painted a picture of Saturday nights in Death Valley, with Walter Hill in the background (and on the "Charlie Mac Show".) I grew up listening to the exploits of Bert Jones, Tommy Casanova, Brad Davis, Mike Miley, Carl Otis "KAO" Trimble, Charles Alexander, Carlos Carson, Hokie Gajan, etc. I can remember in Septemeber 1979 turning down a double date to listen to the USC game, and shedding a couple of tears at the end.
I will never forget that decade 1969-1979...
LSU 21 Auburn 20, the day I became a Tiger.
This started my life-long allegiance. I listened to just about every game in the 70's with John Ferguson, many with my Dad. And then when I entered as a freshman at LSU in 1981, I of course attended every game til graduation; and have attended many since.
But there was something about the way John Ferguson's rich voice painted a picture of Saturday nights in Death Valley, with Walter Hill in the background (and on the "Charlie Mac Show".) I grew up listening to the exploits of Bert Jones, Tommy Casanova, Brad Davis, Mike Miley, Carl Otis "KAO" Trimble, Charles Alexander, Carlos Carson, Hokie Gajan, etc. I can remember in Septemeber 1979 turning down a double date to listen to the USC game, and shedding a couple of tears at the end.
I will never forget that decade 1969-1979...
Posted on 8/18/10 at 9:10 am to MetryTyger
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I will never forget that decade 1969-1979...
Oh... and don't forget the 28-8 Notre Dame game.
This post was edited on 8/18/10 at 9:11 am
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