Larry, UGA games won't be the same without you. The crucial moments, big plays, and all of my memories of UGA football have your voice as the soundtrack.
When my brother moved away from the South and before the advent of ESPN, he could not get UGA football on TV or radio. He would call me at game time and I would place the phone in front of the radio at my house and he would listen to Larry call the games. One of many football Saturdays he enjoyed thanks to Larry Munson!
I remember when I would watch a UGA game on TV and would turn it down and turn up the radio to listen to Larry. He was a part of all of our lives for those of us who are UGA fans. RIP Larry and make sure you give a dog biscuit to all of those UGAs up there with you!! You'll be missed tremendously!!
Larry Munson made me a Bulldog. I was not a Dawg fan when I started college at UGA in 1992. I didn't care about college ball. but I used to deliver pizza in my freshman year, and would listen to Georgia games out of boredom. His calls. his obvious passion. the way he painted each play with emotion and desperation made me care about the games. it made me care about every snap. He turned me from just being a student to a Dawg.
RIP from an Auburn fan. There will never be another announcer like him. I live in Georgia and he was so important to my state and to the SEC. A true legend
Brother, Jim Fyffe and Bramlett were great as well. TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!! AUBURN!!!!! I was able to listen to half the SEC where I lived in Florida. Those were the days.
I am a lifelong Alabama fan, who has broadcast high school football for around 15 years. Larry was one of the best there was, loved his calls. Rest in peace.
I am a Diehard Gator, born and raised. I tell you, even with all of our rivalries in the SEC and the Southeast, we are all blessed for having heard Larry Munson. I lived in an area of Florida where I was able to tune in to Florida (Mick Hubert), Georgia (Larry Munson), Florida State (Gene Deckerhoff), Auburn (Jim Fyffe, Rod Bramlett), Alabama Eli Gold) and if the weather were clear even LSU (John Ferguson). Now, I live in Tennessee and I have developed a special admiration for Tennessee play by play for both the Vols and the Titans. Its amazing to me that there are generations of kids who will never experience what so many of us did who were able to listen to these men. We didnt have internet. We had to tune in on radio if we wanted to hear the games. I would be outside working or sitting listening to my truck radio. I had them all on preset. If Florida was home, I would tune in the best that I could on the way home from Gainesville. Where I lived in Florida I was right in the middle, right below Alabama and Georgia so I could get everyone. Some of the calls I remember Larry Munson make, especially the Auburn game on a last second throw to either Hines Ward or Andre Hastings. I still remember Georgia going into Auburn and Will Muschamp was playing his butt off. Sure, I hate Georgia because this is what Im supposed to do as a Gator, but when it comes to the great Larry Munson and the others, all of that so called hate goes out of the window. He along with a few others I mentioned belong to the ages now. When I moved away from home I wasn't able to listen in anymore. I truly miss these men. They are the ones who make the memories of these games so very special to so many, regardless of which university we attended or root for. Thank you for making this video. It brings back so many memories of great games. Go Gators.
Simply the best ever. Larry Munson is a true Dawg fan...and his calling of the game reflects that. He is truly one of us. Enjoy your retirement, Larry. We'll miss you. GO DAWGS!
I'm a big UT fan, and even I admit that Munson was an amazing announcer and is a tribute to the great tradition of SEC football. Some of those calls, particularly the first one with Walker, make me shiver.
The quality of Munson's voice was particularly special. He had a resonant baritone that was pleasant to the ear, and moreover with his upper Midwestern accent, it was also crystal clear. Even with all the crowd noise behind him, you could hear every syllable he uttered. When he got excited, you got excited. When he described the scene, you "saw" it like you were there. And that is as much as you can ask of a radio sportscaster. God bless Larry Munson.
It's great to see how many people came to watch this video after hearing news of his passing. God bless him and his family. Bulldog Nation lost a great one today. DAWGS! Let's win it for Larry!
Mississippi state student dad went to georgia grew up listening to munson every saturday the best announcer ever and defines tradition makes me proud to be in the south.Go Dawgs and goodluck Saturday
He was one of the best. And I'm not even a Dawgs fan. For 40+ years he broadcast with passion the Georgia Dawg games. One of the best , his commentary ingrained in our minds. Who can forget "Run Lindsay Run" , "Hobnail Boot" , "My God a Touchdown" , "My God a Freshman" Enjoy retirement Larry. Truly one of the best.
RIP from a Kentucky fan, as a guy who wants to go into broadcasting and especially sports broadcasting, Munson is one hell of an influence. My heart goes out to all of you Dawg fans.
RIP Larry Munson from Gamecock Nation. You were the best ever, and anyone who says otherwise isn't being honest. I'll be pulling for your Dawgs the rest of the way. See you down the road GOAT!
Sorry to see the waning of an era. Even as a kid in rual Georgia in the 80s, I remember listening to Munson on the radio. His voice was the most distinguishable that I've ever heard. I hate to see him not be able to travel anymore for the away games. He'll always live forever to me.
I was a student at UGA 78-82, before these new fangled electronics. I used to have a transistor radio in my pocket under my Redcoat Band jacket with an earphone. When we sat in the stands, I would put the earphone in my ear to listen to Larry. Those were good times... listening to Larry call the Dawgs in Sanford Statium. HOW BOUT THEM DAWGS!
I watched this with chill bumps and teary eyes recalling the many times I've sat 'tween the hedges watching the game live, but listening to Larry Munson on the radio. I've watched many Georgia games on TV with the TV volume off and the radio on to listen to Larry Munson call the game. And tonight for the first time in decades, we won't be able to listen to the Voice of the Dawgs call the game (Georgia VS Alabama).
My husband and I would turn on the TV every Saturday and then turn it down, and turn on the radio...to watch the game and hear Larry Munson make the calls. I miss that sweet man.
Sweet! I can still recall being fortunate enough to shake his hand after he had been the guest speaker at Bulldog Fan Club dinner many years ago. He is a true UGA treasure. Thanks for the great video-brings back some wonderful memories! But for now- its time to kick some Bama ass this Saturday! Go Dawgs!
We lost Larry five years ago today. Thanks for these memories. Still can listen to his Georgia/Florida Lindsay Scott call without crying - even here at my desk at work. Miss you, Larry. DGD!
I was 10 years old during that season, and it was something! It was just amazing with each win, but that Florida game was just incredible! And that call..."run Lindsay"!
Great job,thank you.My mom was almost 80 when she discovered Munson.I would turn to the game for her,but she did'nt get into the Dawgs untill i turned off the sound ,turned on Munson,She was set in her ways,like a lot off the Greatest Generation,but she instantly fell in love with Munson and those "Little Ole Boys" that try so hard(The Dawgs) She listened to the games for the rest of her life,calling me after every game."Well son, those "Little ole Boys" played hard "against ever who we played
To all of you florida fans..have some class. i'm not a georgia fan but i do know munson was the best play by play guy i ever heard. I hate that he has retired. he will definitely be missed.
Being a Georgia Tech fan I can say without a doubt that Larry Munson is the best play caller there has ever been. My dad was a big Georgia Bulldog fan and would have the game on tv but listen to Munson call the plays on radio. Thats probably the biggest reason I also like the DAWGS
I’ve been going to Georgia games since before I could remember. I’d always listen to the Larry talk, but never know who he was. But as I went to more and more games, Larry became a hero and family to me. I’d give anything just to hear his voice one more time. And I can’t even imagine how he would’ve reacted if he saw our Dawgs going to the National Championship. Rest In Peace Larry
Alabama fan here but I used to LOVE to catch a Larry Munson called Georgia game. In my opinion he was the greatest (sorry Eli Gold) college play by play announcer. Sugar Falls from the sky, run Lindsey run, I went right thru the chair and a hob nail boot thru Tennessee. The man was the best. Bless you God for putting Larry Munson on this earth.
, I've been a die-hard Georgia fan back as far as I can remember. My dad and my uncles and Grandad all played ball at the University of Georgia. We always would cut the sound down on the TV and get Munson on the radio. It just wasn't Georgia football without the 12th man. To this day we still fire up some of the old calls before the Georgia games. Incredible play by play guy. May the memories of Larry Munson live on.
I love Larry Munson! My dad always claimed that his 1980 call of the UGA vs Fla game (run Lindsay run) was his motivation for naming me. I think the whole state will be in morning when he passes or retires. Knowing Larry, they will probably come together.
No doubt Larry is sitting with the UGA's and having a good old time. There will never be another UGA broadcaster with the power to bring chills and thrills like Munson. He will be missed.
Larry Munson was one of the best. I miss the days where you heard the same legendary voice year in and year out for decades. You could count on that legendary voice as a constant throughout your child hood, through your teen years, and into your adulthood. There are still a few left, but they are a dying breed. That's to bad because they were as much a part of this nations sports fabric as the athletes themselves. Growing up in Los Angeles we were lucky. We had Vin Scully of the Dodgers, Chick Hearn of the Lakers, Bob Miller of the Los Angeles Kings…Thats almost a combined 150 years with one club. So their voices were synonymous with their franchises. Tom Kelly was also at USC for roughly 4 decades. 4 hall of fame voices you could count on throughout your life through every season.
So that right there is pretty much the best announcer there was and will ever be in college football. He is a legend. And he will be missed DEARLY. Gosh. Georgia Football won't be the same without him. :(
@countrygentlemen My hat is off to a true southern gentleman such as yourself.. I myself am a Georgia fan born and raised in Athens, but when we can come together on stuff like this it shows what the south is all about!
Forever a Fall Saturday in Athens , love you and miss y’all Jon and Babs...Damn Good Dawgs...until that day miss you here on earth. Smoke a cigar with Larry for me Pops
While all eyes seem to be on Penn State, this week Georgia fans have their eyes on Athens. We saw a joyful Mark Richt kiss his wife as a renewed UGA jumped back into the fray by clenching our spot in the SEC championship against LSU and we saw a legend pass into the night. Rest in peace Larry, your insight into UGA was always well said. Hunker down boys...
For any college football fan this guy is a great listen "Running, running, LOOK AT THE SUGAR FALLING OUT OF THE SKY" and "WE JUST STEPPED ON THEIR THROATS" are pure gold. I am not even a fan of Georgia but I want to listen to this guy.
Condolences to the Munson family. Rest in peace Larry. You will be forever remebered by the Bulldog Nation as the best. P.S.: I know UGA's I-VIII will be glad to see their old friend Larry.
Larry, UGA games won't be the same without you. The crucial moments, big plays, and all of my memories of UGA football have your voice as the soundtrack.
When my brother moved away from the South and before the advent of ESPN, he could not get UGA football on TV or radio. He would call me at game time and I would place the phone in front of the radio at my house and he would listen to Larry call the games. One of many football Saturdays he enjoyed thanks to Larry Munson!
I remember when I would watch a UGA game on TV and would turn it down and turn up the radio to listen to Larry. He was a part of all of our lives for those of us who are UGA fans. RIP Larry and make sure you give a dog biscuit to all of those UGAs up there with you!! You'll be missed tremendously!!
Larry Munson made me a Bulldog. I was not a Dawg fan when I started college at UGA in 1992. I didn't care about college ball. but I used to deliver pizza in my freshman year, and would listen to Georgia games out of boredom. His calls. his obvious passion. the way he painted each play with emotion and desperation made me care about the games. it made me care about every snap. He turned me from just being a student to a Dawg.
AthensDawgs yes sir. Thank you!
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RIP from an Auburn fan. There will never be another announcer like him. I live in Georgia and he was so important to my state and to the SEC. A true legend
Brother, Jim Fyffe and Bramlett were great as well. TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!! AUBURN!!!!! I was able to listen to half the SEC where I lived in Florida. Those were the days.
I am a gamecock fan, but Munson is the best announcer that's ever lived. He is truly an icon.
I am a lifelong Alabama fan, who has broadcast high school football for around 15 years. Larry was one of the best there was, loved his calls. Rest in peace.
2022 National Champions! Congratulations to the entire UGA team and it's staff. This one is for you Larry. RIP!
I am a Diehard Gator, born and raised. I tell you, even with all of our rivalries in the SEC and the Southeast, we are all blessed for having heard Larry Munson. I lived in an area of Florida where I was able to tune in to Florida (Mick Hubert), Georgia (Larry Munson), Florida State (Gene Deckerhoff), Auburn (Jim Fyffe, Rod Bramlett), Alabama Eli Gold) and if the weather were clear even LSU (John Ferguson). Now, I live in Tennessee and I have developed a special admiration for Tennessee play by play for both the Vols and the Titans. Its amazing to me that there are generations of kids who will never experience what so many of us did who were able to listen to these men. We didnt have internet. We had to tune in on radio if we wanted to hear the games. I would be outside working or sitting listening to my truck radio. I had them all on preset. If Florida was home, I would tune in the best that I could on the way home from Gainesville. Where I lived in Florida I was right in the middle, right below Alabama and Georgia so I could get everyone. Some of the calls I remember Larry Munson make, especially the Auburn game on a last second throw to either Hines Ward or Andre Hastings. I still remember Georgia going into Auburn and Will Muschamp was playing his butt off. Sure, I hate Georgia because this is what Im supposed to do as a Gator, but when it comes to the great Larry Munson and the others, all of that so called hate goes out of the window. He along with a few others I mentioned belong to the ages now. When I moved away from home I wasn't able to listen in anymore. I truly miss these men. They are the ones who make the memories of these games so very special to so many, regardless of which university we attended or root for. Thank you for making this video. It brings back so many memories of great games. Go Gators.
Simply the best ever. Larry Munson is a true Dawg fan...and his calling of the game reflects that. He is truly one of us. Enjoy your retirement, Larry. We'll miss you. GO DAWGS!
I'm a big UT fan, and even I admit that Munson was an amazing announcer and is a tribute to the great tradition of SEC football. Some of those calls, particularly the first one with Walker, make me shiver.
The quality of Munson's voice was particularly special. He had a resonant baritone that was pleasant to the ear, and moreover with his upper Midwestern accent, it was also crystal clear. Even with all the crowd noise behind him, you could hear every syllable he uttered. When he got excited, you got excited. When he described the scene, you "saw" it like you were there. And that is as much as you can ask of a radio sportscaster. God bless Larry Munson.
We'll miss you Larry! Respects from an Alabama fan.
I will always bleed red and black. RIP Larry Munson. This video gave me chills. You will be missed.
Thanks for the memories Larry. There will never be another like you.
It's great to see how many people came to watch this video after hearing news of his passing. God bless him and his family. Bulldog Nation lost a great one today. DAWGS! Let's win it for Larry!
Mississippi state student dad went to georgia grew up listening to munson every saturday the best announcer ever and defines tradition makes me proud to be in the south.Go Dawgs and goodluck Saturday
He was one of the best. And I'm not even a Dawgs fan. For 40+ years he broadcast with passion the Georgia Dawg games. One of the best , his commentary ingrained in our minds. Who can forget "Run Lindsay Run" , "Hobnail Boot" , "My God a Touchdown" , "My God a Freshman"
Enjoy retirement Larry. Truly one of the best.
RIP from a Kentucky fan, as a guy who wants to go into broadcasting and especially sports broadcasting, Munson is one hell of an influence. My heart goes out to all of you Dawg fans.
RIP Larry Munson from Gamecock Nation. You were the best ever, and anyone who says otherwise isn't being honest. I'll be pulling for your Dawgs the rest of the way. See you down the road GOAT!
Munson is the only person that makes you mute the tv and listen to him do play by play. I will miss him next year. Georgia all the way next year!
Larry Munson was one of the best announcers around "We stepped on their face with a hob-nailed boot"
I too am a Georiga Tech fan and my heart aches for the lost of Larry Munson. He was the best! RIP Sir!
We are going to miss you Larry you gave us many years of memories that we will never forget. One of the best ever. Enjoy your retirement.
"two simple words... GO DAWGS!"
RIP Larry
Sorry to see the waning of an era. Even as a kid in rual Georgia in the 80s, I remember listening to Munson on the radio. His voice was the most distinguishable that I've ever heard. I hate to see him not be able to travel anymore for the away games. He'll always live forever to me.
any bulldog will get goosebumps watching something like this...brings back incredible memories...great vid.
As a kid, I'd listen to the Bulldog's every Saturday. Just to hear Mr. Munson call those games brought them to life.
Great video.
I was a student at UGA 78-82, before these new fangled electronics. I used to have a transistor radio in my pocket under my Redcoat Band jacket with an earphone. When we sat in the stands, I would put the earphone in my ear to listen to Larry. Those were good times... listening to Larry call the Dawgs in Sanford Statium. HOW BOUT THEM DAWGS!
I watched this with chill bumps and teary eyes recalling the many times I've sat 'tween the hedges watching the game live, but listening to Larry Munson on the radio. I've watched many Georgia games on TV with the TV volume off and the radio on to listen to Larry Munson call the game. And tonight for the first time in decades, we won't be able to listen to the Voice of the Dawgs call the game (Georgia VS Alabama).
Tennessee fan here and as a fellow school with a GOAT radio announcer (John Ward). Mr. Munson is definitely up there as one of the GOAT's.
"Ol' Lady Luck just laughed out loud!" Larry, you are missed; but you'll never be forgotten. Wish you the best !!!
The voice of the Bulldog Nation, Larry you are the greatest, you will be missed by EVERYONE who bleeds red and black.
There will never be another like him. The G.O.A.T. of UGA broadcasting.
My husband and I would turn on the TV every Saturday and then turn it down, and turn on the radio...to watch the game and hear Larry Munson make the calls. I miss that sweet man.
Look at the sugar falling out of the sky! RIP Larry Munson. Never forgotten.
Sweet! I can still recall being fortunate enough to shake his hand after he had been the guest speaker at Bulldog Fan Club dinner many years ago. He is a true UGA treasure. Thanks for the great video-brings back some wonderful memories! But for now- its time to kick some Bama ass this Saturday! Go Dawgs!
How fortunate we were to have Larry Munson on our side
I seriously got chills. God Bless Larry Munson!
Watching this gets me so pumped up for this year. 2011 gonna be a good year.
We lost Larry five years ago today. Thanks for these memories. Still can listen to his Georgia/Florida Lindsay Scott call without crying - even here at my desk at work.
Miss you, Larry. DGD!
Deanna Dennis
you too? I'm not even a Dawgs fan but that call is something else. I wonder if dawg fans cried when it happened
Brett Shepherd yes. still to this day
I was 10 years old during that season, and it was something! It was just amazing with each win, but that Florida game was just incredible! And that call..."run Lindsay"!
My daddy made me memorize that call.... now I'm 23. Larry was a damn good dawg.
Lindsay Scott Lindsay Scott Lindsay Scott!
Larry You were the BEST and most Honest Play by play man in College Football and the DAWGS were always honored to hear you.. May sugar always fall..
a voice and a personality that will forever live in my memory and heart. rest in peace larry munson.
Nothing like Sat afternoons playing football in the backyard, fall in the air and listening to the Georgia Bulldogs and Larry Munson
Chills and tears. Miss you Munson.
Being there during our national championship....I am on teary eyed and have goosebumps... Rest in Peace
Greatest of all time. Thank you Larry for making my childhood memories with the Dawgs an amazing time in my life. Thank you.
I never get tired of this video. I'm gonna miss Munson calling games.
Great job,thank you.My mom was almost 80 when she discovered Munson.I would turn to the game for her,but she did'nt get into the Dawgs untill i turned off the sound ,turned on Munson,She was set in her ways,like a lot off the Greatest Generation,but she instantly fell in love with Munson and those "Little Ole Boys" that try so hard(The Dawgs) She listened to the games for the rest of her life,calling me after every game."Well son, those "Little ole Boys" played hard "against ever who we played
Larry, I hate to hear you leave, but thanks for the memories.
To all of you florida fans..have some class. i'm not a georgia fan but i do know munson was the best play by play guy i ever heard. I hate that he has retired. he will definitely be missed.
Being a Georgia Tech fan I can say without a doubt that Larry Munson is the best play caller there has ever been.
My dad was a big Georgia Bulldog fan and would have the game on tv but listen to Munson call the plays on radio.
Thats probably the biggest reason I also like the DAWGS
R.I.P Larry. Me, and everyone else here in Bulldawg Nation love you, God Bless you! GO DAWGS
Great video......I love the "stepped on their face with a hobnail boot and broke their nose" call. It is truly a classic!!
I like Larry Munson because i always thought he sounded like a Bulldog! One of the best announcers ever - you guys were lucky to have him.
This truly gave me chills! Brought back so many good memories of growing up as a Dawg fan with Larry Munson announcing. Love it!
From a Michigan State Spartan, Larry Munson made college football worth listening too. Run Lindsey....
WHAT A GREAT TRIBUTE!!! AWESOME TO HEAR THE VOICE OF THE DAWGS IN SO MANY MEMORABLE MOMENTS!!! THANKS SOOOOO MUCH!!!!
I’ve been going to Georgia games since before I could remember. I’d always listen to the Larry talk, but never know who he was. But as I went to more and more games, Larry became a hero and family to me. I’d give anything just to hear his voice one more time.
And I can’t even imagine how he would’ve reacted if he saw our Dawgs going to the National Championship.
Rest In Peace Larry
nobody will ever be as good as munson. i would always mute the tv when the dawgs played and turn on the radio and listen to him instead.
Ohio State fan here, great tribute to an awesome play-by-play guy.
Oh haha this brings back memories of being a kid, my dad and his friends would actually mute the tv just so they could hear larry on the radio
Wonderful. Thanks, Larry Munson, for making me a Dawg fan!
Alabama fan here but I used to LOVE to catch a Larry Munson called Georgia game. In my opinion he was the greatest (sorry Eli Gold) college play by play announcer. Sugar Falls from the sky, run Lindsey run, I went right thru the chair and a hob nail boot thru Tennessee. The man was the best. Bless you God for putting Larry Munson on this earth.
L Crane ROLL TIDE!!!!! BUT LOVED LARRY
, I've been a die-hard Georgia fan back as far as I can remember. My dad and my uncles and Grandad all played ball at the University of Georgia. We always would cut the sound down on the TV and get Munson on the radio. It just wasn't Georgia football without the 12th man. To this day we still fire up some of the old calls before the Georgia games. Incredible play by play guy. May the memories of Larry Munson live on.
Thank you Larry, God bless the Bulldog Nation
Thanks for making this. Very nice. Sugar falling out of the sky, now falling in heaven
this video gave me goose bumps. dawg fan for life!
He is one of the best ever, a true fan of college football.
I love Larry Munson! My dad always claimed that his 1980 call of the UGA vs Fla game (run Lindsay run) was his motivation for naming me. I think the whole state will be in morning when he passes or retires. Knowing Larry, they will probably come together.
No doubt Larry is sitting with the UGA's and having a good old time. There will never be another UGA broadcaster with the power to bring chills and thrills like Munson. He will be missed.
You will be missed Mr. Munson. I grew up listening to you and watching the Dawgs play . There was nothing quite like it
Larry Munson was one of the best. I miss the days where you heard the same legendary voice year in and year out for decades. You could count on that legendary voice as a constant throughout your child hood, through your teen years, and into your adulthood. There are still a few left, but they are a dying breed. That's to bad because they were as much a part of this nations sports fabric as the athletes themselves. Growing up in Los Angeles we were lucky. We had Vin Scully of the Dodgers, Chick Hearn of the Lakers, Bob Miller of the Los Angeles Kings…Thats almost a combined 150 years with one club. So their voices were synonymous with their franchises. Tom Kelly was also at USC for roughly 4 decades. 4 hall of fame voices you could count on throughout your life through every season.
So that right there is pretty much the best announcer there was and will ever be in college football. He is a legend. And he will be missed DEARLY. Gosh. Georgia Football won't be the same without him. :(
@countrygentlemen My hat is off to a true southern gentleman such as yourself.. I myself am a Georgia fan born and raised in Athens, but when we can come together on stuff like this it shows what the south is all about!
sad sad day!!! one of the best ever!!! damn GREAT dawg!!! "hunker down you hairy dawg!!" love you
Goosebumps!
Forever a Fall Saturday in Athens , love you and miss y’all Jon and Babs...Damn Good Dawgs...until that day miss you here on earth. Smoke a cigar with Larry for me Pops
While all eyes seem to be on Penn State, this week Georgia fans have their eyes on Athens. We saw a joyful Mark Richt kiss his wife as a renewed UGA jumped back into the fray by clenching our spot in the SEC championship against LSU and we saw a legend pass into the night. Rest in peace Larry, your insight into UGA was always well said. Hunker down boys...
R.I.P to Larry. you will always be the top Dawg in our hearts. Hopefully we can get another SEC Championship for em.
I almost cried. Excellent video.
This shit makes me tear up everytime I watch it
RIP larry. The goat
R.I.P Larry Munson. Best annoucer there ever was.
it was a tough loss last night still a Ga fan
larry u are and will forever be the greatest announcer in football history,on my way to see the dawgs take care of the kentucky kittens-go dawgs!
Perfect song. We love you Larry!
Bulldog Nation lost a true Bulldog tonight. "Sugar falling from the sky", we love you and you will be missed.
RIP Larry thank you for the memories!
LARRY MUNSON = GA FOOTBALL--PERIOD.
RUN LINDSAY, RUN!!!
For any college football fan this guy is a great listen "Running, running, LOOK AT THE SUGAR FALLING OUT OF THE SKY" and "WE JUST STEPPED ON THEIR THROATS" are pure gold. I am not even a fan of Georgia but I want to listen to this guy.
RIP Larry. He was a Southern legend.
They don't make 'em like that anymore, and that's a shame. Here's to a legend.
Thanks for making this. Very nice
May you rest in peace Larry Munson! God bless you!
Condolences to the Munson family. Rest in peace Larry. You will be forever remebered by the Bulldog Nation as the best. P.S.: I know UGA's I-VIII will be glad to see their old friend Larry.
You don't even have to be a georgia fan in the least bit to admit Larry Munson is one of the best announcers of all time.
RIP Larry Munson you will be missed Go Dawgs
We lost a sports legend. Hunker Down up there in heaven, Larry!
Awesome job!! Loved it !!
Wish you was here to watch your dawgs win the championship this coming monday, legend. Rest easy.
i get chills watching this video