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Legendary sportscaster Keith Jackson dies at 89

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2018/01/14 08:56:20 (permalink)
http://www.baynews9.com/content/news/baynews9/sports/article.html/content/news/articles/ap/2018/01/13/legendary_sportscast.html
 
He called college football games for over 50 years. RIP Mr. Jackson.

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    Re: Legendary sportscaster Keith Jackson dies at 89 2018/01/14 13:45:09 (permalink)
     
    That was a long time. R.I.P. Keith.

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    Re: Legendary sportscaster Keith Jackson dies at 89 2018/02/08 08:14:17 (permalink)
    Keith Jackson was an all -time legend and has been missed
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    Re: Legendary sportscaster Keith Jackson dies at 89 2018/02/09 11:06:11 (permalink)
    I have never really been into the sports industry - but if it's remotely like casters now in e-sports - then well, that's terrible.
    I can only imagine hearing a voice for years and then it just stops. 
    But let us remember the legacy. 
    R.I.P
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