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Thanks for all the great years Hot Rod. you're a living legend! I've always loved listening to your calls and hope there are still many more years to come.
That is my friends is what a true american does. Find something you like to do and then dedicate your life to it. We need alot more people like him. Best wishes forever "Hots".
With a gentle push and a mild arc, the cowhide globe hits home.
Can we get a petition singed or a email campaign started to get him back on the TV play-by-play? Bolerjack is fine, I guess, but there is something missing without Hot Rod and the Booner calling it.
yo-yo dribble, belt-high, working left to right front court...
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