Masters of the Mic FOX Sports. The broadcasting and television world lost a beloved member last Friday. Walter Cronkite, known by many as “Uncle Walter” and voted “the most trusted man in America,” passed away at the age of 9. New York residence. Article continues below ..

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Cronkite joined the United Press in 1. World War II while covering the North Africa campaign as well the Battle of the Bulge.

Edward R. Murrow recruited Cronkite to CBS in 1. Watch The Karate Kid, Part III Streaming. CBS Evening News. Holding the position for 1.

Cronkite covered the Apollo space missions, the JFK assassination, the Vietnam War, the Watergate Scandal, the Camp David Accords, various Cold War flare ups, and numerous presidential elections. As a testament to Cronkite’s influence, President Lyndon Johnson, responding to questions regarding Cronkite’s “Vietnam: Who, What, When, Where, Why?” editorial report, said, “If I’ve lost Cronkite, I’ve lost middle America.” Two months later, Johnson announced he would not seek reelection. Not many people can have that effect on the most powerful person in the world.

Cronkite’s integrity, steadiness, and neutrality made him the iconic broadcast figure of the 2. Century as he paved the way for guys like Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings, Dan Rather, Brian Williams, and Charles Gibson.

At Fox College Sports, we thought we would honor Uncle Walter by giving you our list of the top play- by- play and color personalities of all- time. Apologies to Dick Enberg, the late Al Magurie, Len Elmore, Brad Nessler, Bob Griese, Paul Maguire, Gary Danielson, and Mike Tirico for not making the list.

Top 5 Play- by- Play Announcers. A. Jim Nantz. The consummate professional.

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Known as one of the good guys in the business, Nantz is known as a guy who puts in the extra effort to make sure he gets the facts straight. Nantz is the voice of the NCAA Tournament, handling the Final Four with Billy Packer from 1. Watch The Lawless Online. Clark Kellogg. There is nothing overly spectacular about Nantz but that is what makes him so special. Expect a solid outing every time from this stud. Signature Call: “A tradition unlike any other”Most Memorable Call: “Azibukeeeee, short…Sparks, once last chance, it issssss…yes, yes…Can you believe it!” (Kentucky’s Patrick Sparks’ in- and- out- and- in miracle three- point heave as time expires to force OT against Michigan State in the 2.

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Elite Eight)5. B. Gus Johnson. In March, when there is a close college basketball game, Gus is the guy you want at the mic. We should have known he was destined for glory when he called the Princeton- UCLA upset on his first day of covering the NCAA Tournament for CBS in 1.

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His long list of upsets and thrilling finishes includes Gonzaga’s Cinderella run in 1. Elite Eight, Ohio State’s upset of 2. Illinois in 2. 00. Vermont’s shocker of Syracuse in 2. UCLA’s unforgettable comeback against Adam Morrison and Gonzaga in 2.

Ohio State’s overtime win versus Xavier in 2. Davidson’s miracle run to the Elite Eight in 2. His stature has increased steadily in the blogosphere, predominantly thanks to ESPN.

Bill Simmons, and, after being relegated from Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight coverage on CBS in 2. NCAA Tournament coverage following a myriad of online petitions.

Signature Line: “Ha- Ha, young fella!”Most Memorable Calls: “Gonzaga!…the slipper still fits!” (Following Gonzaga’s upset of Florida in the 1. Sweet Sixteen)“Oh!…my goodness!…Sorrentine…hit that one from the parking lot” (Vermont’s T. J. Sorrentine’s upset- clinching three- pointer versus Syracuse in 2. Verne Lundquist. Anyone who was fortunate enough to watch the Villanova- Pittsburgh Elite Eight game this past March had the chance to see just how excellent Lundquist handles the play- by- play role.

Currently, Lundquist serves as the lead play- by- play man for CBS Sports coverage of SEC college football and also handles the network’s NCAA Men’s Basketball coverage. Lundquist called the amazing Duke- Kentucky Elite Eight game in 1. George Mason’s unbelievable upset of Connecticut in the 2. Elite Eight. Just a pleasure to listen to him call games on Saturdays down on the bayou or in Gator Country.

Gives you a little sense of Cronkite with his historic references. Signature Line: “Yes!”Most Memorable Call: “Here’s the pass to Laettner…puts it up…YES!!!” (Duke’s Christian Laetnner’s GW shot to beat Kentucky in the 1.

East Regional Final)3. Sean Mc. Donough. Here is a guy that goes pretty much unnoticed. When he first started with CBS Sports in 1. Mc. Donough entered as the son of legendary Boston Globe writer Will Mc. Donough. By the time he left CBS in 2.

Mc. Donough had ten years of college basketball and college football announcing under his belt. Scooped up by ABC/ESPN in 2.

Mc. Donough continues to handle college basketball and college football duties. Not many people could make it through a six- overtime game like Mc. Donough did this past March when calling the Syracuse- Connecticut Big East Tournament thriller, his second game of the day. He has developed a perfect relationship with Bill Raftery over the years, one that has seen them call UConn’s Richard Hamilton’s buzzer beater to eliminate Washington in the 1. Sweet Sixteen. Mc. Donough has a wonderful sense of when to get excited and when to let the game call itself.

Most Memorable Call: “And here’s Warren Morris…he hits the ball deep down the right field line, that ball is…GONE!!! LSU wins the College World Series!” (LSU’s Warren Morris’ walk- off HR to win the College World Series in 1. Brent Musberger“Hello, I’m Brent Musberger.” Gotta love the intro! Musberger has really taken off over the past several years as ABC’s lead man in their primetime college football coverage. Love him or hate him, Musberger has made a name for himself by voicing his own opinions, exhibiting great courage. I’m a fan of his colloquial speaking style, every other sentence beginning with “folks” or “partner.” His voice will always be associated with some of the sport’s most memorable modern moments,” says Sports Illustrated’s Stewart Mandel. He has formed a spectacular booth relationship with Kirk Herbstreit and the two of them continue to work as the premier duo in college sports today.

Additionally, Musberger has performed admirably courtside, calling mostly Big Ten games for ESPN during the winter while forming a great quinella with Steve Lavin. He is often credited with inventing the term “March Madness” during his Final Four years with CBS, where he called the famous 1. National Title Games, won by Villanova and Indiana respectively.

Bottom line: when USC invades Columbus on September 1. I want Brenty opening the telecasts with, “you are looking live at a sold out Horseshoe.”Most Memorable Calls: “Juggled, diving…touchdown Nebraska!” (Matt Davison’s diving touchdown score off a kicked ball to force overtime at Missouri in 1. Holy Buckeye!” (Craig Krenzel’s GW touchdown pass to Michael Jenkins on 4th and 1 at Purdue in 2. Flutie flushed…throws it down…caught by Boston College!…I don’t believe it!” (Boston College’s Doug Flutie’s Hail Mary against Miami in 1.

Keith Jackson. The granddaddy of them all and boy do I miss him. I still get shingles thinking of Jackson’s intros to kickoff ABC telecasts. Just check out these two: http: //www. TSvbv. 9u. Ll. Y& feature=related and http: //www. Np. JLm. G3qc. FE& feature=related) Keith Jackson was college football for so many years, fifty- three seasons to be exact.

During that time, Jackson called National Championship Games, Rose Bowls, Orange Bowls, Fiesta Bowls, and other unforgettable games from South Bend to Berkeley to Ann Arbor to Tallahassee. When Keith Jackson talked, you listened.

Jackson also served alongside Dick Vitale as the lead crew for ABC’s college basketball coverage from 1. What a duo that was. Jackson debated retirement for many years but his love for the sport kept him from doing so and we, as fans, were blessed to hear him for those extra years, even though he stick to mostly West Coast games. As a fitting end to his career, Jackson called the 2.