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Brent Musburger’s voice was absent from ESPN airwaves this past season, as the legendary announcer has retired from broadcasting.
He now resides in Las Vegas, where he has a show about sports gambling and runs other gambling-related ventures. However, he said he misses the press box.
On Tuesday’s episode of “The Paul Finebaum Show,” Musburger said he misses the passion SEC teams have for their favorite teams:
"I miss the people. I miss the passion in the @SEC…I love the passionate fans, they are the best in the country. Believe me." – @brentmusburger pic.twitter.com/wyJCveKRI1
— Paul Finebaum (@finebaum) March 13, 2018
SEC fans already know they’re the best in the country, but having it affirmed by a national broadcaster like Musburger is always nice.
Musburger was with CBS from 1973 to 1990, then moved to ABC and ESPN from 1990 to 2017.
Wasn’t Brent the one who bragged about all the news about a game when he ate breakfast with Kentucky’s Joe N Hall and the next day Hall said he did’tdid’ t eat breakfast with him. But, hey, Brent wasn’t always the sharpest tool in the shed.
Wasn’t Brent the one who bragged about all the news about a game when he ate breakfast with Kentucky’s Joe N Hall and the next day Hall said he didn’t eat breakfast with him. But, hey, Brent wasn’t always the sharpest tool in the shed.
He misses women in cowboy boots and sundresses. Who doesn’t?