re: What is the best radio call in SEC history?

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While I do agree to some extent, I think AU has one of the worst of letting their personal desire carry over. I mean, if the opposing team has a player that makes an incredible play, listening to AU's announcer makes it sound like the announcer just got stabbed in the gut or that the play just wasn't that big of a deal. His homerism is a bit off the charts in comparison to a lot of other radio announcers.

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I do like this about Howard and Zeier (which they undoubtedly took from Munson): they live and die with each play. If it's positive for UGA, they're doing a good job of building it as a positive. If it's a positive for the opponent, they do a good job of sounding gut shot and pessimistic. Leave the neutralness to the corporate-air of the pro-game; college is too exciting and emotionally invested-in to not be hanging on every word.