Keith Jackson
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Oct 31, 2026
KenAUDIENCE
I don't know how that factors into their long-term thinking in terms of the trade deadline and things of that nature, but I can't imagine professional athletes... with a shred of pride, watching the tape and being reminded and being pointed out individually in meetings all week long.
KenAUDIENCE
Not coming out and kind of bowing their neck, as Keith Jackson used to say, and showing a little bit more of what they're made of.
KenAUDIENCE
If that's all they're made of, then, boy, Howie made some really bad miscalculations.
Spike EskinHOST
There are some deep-rooted issues if they don't come out with a little bit of their hair on fire on
Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
to strike out his fourth Giant, but San Francisco gets a run.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
Hello, I'm Keith Jackson.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
College football doubleheader here on ABC Sports Saturday begins with Indiana at Michigan.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
Wolverines trying to stay atop the Big Ten chase, followed by Washington at UCLA or Ohio State at Minnesota.
Brian AndersonGUEST
But I always had this foundation of I knew who the announcers were.
Brian AndersonGUEST
I was a huge Vin Scully fan and Ernie Harwell and Keith Jackson and Al Michaels and – You know, Jim McKay and all these guys.
Brian AndersonGUEST
So I knew that part of the world.
Brian AndersonGUEST
I just didn't study it.
KenAUDIENCE
I don't know how that factors into their long-term thinking in terms of the trade deadline and things of that nature, but I can't imagine professional athletes... with a shred of pride, watching the tape and being reminded and being pointed out individually in meetings all week long.
KenAUDIENCE
Not coming out and kind of bowing their neck, as Keith Jackson used to say, and showing a little bit more of what they're made of.
KenAUDIENCE
If that's all they're made of, then boy, Howie made some really bad miscalculations.
Jack FritzHOST
There are some deep-rooted issues if they don't come out with a little bit of their hair on fire on Sunday.
Keith JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And hello again, everybody.
Keith JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm Keith Jackson, and we are delighted to be able to bring you tonight's all-star game from Dodger Stadium.
Keith JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know, long before the word superstar found its way into the American sports vernacular, they played the first all-star game.
Keith JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1933, Chicago World's Fair, an idea conceived and promoted by sports editor Art Ford.
Howard CosellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Eleven years ago, baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn restored the right of selection of the All-Stars by way of election to the fans of America.
Howard CosellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
With that annual controversy, accusations such as ballot box stuffing and all of the rest.
Howard CosellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yesterday, my colleagues Keith Jackson and Al Michaels spoke to a number of the All-Stars.
Howard CosellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The key question, should the players or the fans select? The answers begin with Rod Caruso to Keith.
George DunhamHOST
No, that's different.
George DunhamHOST
That's Keith Jackson.
George DunhamHOST
Dan Castellaneta is 69.
George DunhamHOST
That's Homer Simpson, as well as some other voices on The Simpsons.
Bill O'ReillySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah.
Jim MooreGUEST
Is he? You got a Softie impression for us? I mean, you're good with Keith Jackson and the Seahawk people that are in your face talking to you.
Jim MooreGUEST
Give
Jason PuckettHOST
us a Softie after a demoralizing loss to
Scott DavidsonGUEST
That's like a throwback Rose Bowl, baby.
Scott DavidsonGUEST
Keith Jackson.
Scott DavidsonGUEST
No, Nelly.
OtisHOST
Yeah.
Kevin MillerHOST
You know,
John WhitsittHOST
Keith Jackson.
John WhitsittHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
John WhitsittHOST
I would kill for that career.
StugotzHOST
Jackson.
TaylorPANELIST
Keith Jackson is on this list, but I had Sean McDonough.
TaylorPANELIST
I feel like Sean McDonough, he meets the moment, and there's some times where McDonough's voice cracks, and you would be like, I don't want to hear my announcer's voice cracking, but it cracks at the perfect amount to be like, oh my God, this is the moment.
Mikey APANELIST
I feel bad for Sean McDonough because he could probably finish second on every single one of these lists.
StugotzHOST
I would go just to keep it different here, just to be different.
StugotzHOST
Brent's a great choice, I'm not certain.
StugotzHOST
But I think college football and the great play-by-play voices of all time, for me, it's Keith Jackson.
TaylorPANELIST
Would Tessitore like a word?
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