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

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frick neutralism.

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I never said "be neutral", but you might actually have some neutral fans trying to listen. At least make it tolerable.

If I tune into, say, a UGA-AU game in Georgia I expect to hear the guys more excited when UGA makes a play than AU. I don't expect my ears to bleed or get annoyed by the zeal of the announcer.

That, and I found the more zealous the announcer, the more details they miss in the play. Listening to the play with some, I know exactly where the runner is - instead with others, it's "He's at the 20" *tosses in some random color comment* "Touchdown!"

I'm here thinking, "What did 'laying down some sauce' have anything to do with the last 20 yards of the play?"