I just watched "The Express" which prompted me to do some research on Ernie Davis. Amazing Football player, Amazing man...the kind of person that makes the world a better place. How sad.
being from Syracuse and old enough to remember, we all watched this game on TV.....Davis looked so much like Jim Brown in his running style it was uncanny....and that game was as hard hitting as a pro game ..as the clips show
I met Ernie Davis on the campus of Syracuse University. I worked in the engineering department. He was one of the kindest, most gentle man I've ever spoken with. A wonderful, wonderful human being
i just finished watching this movie"express"..i didnt know about him until this movie... but he sure is a legend.. i believe he'd made some influence to the generations of nfl...
I'm a huge fan of both baseball and football. True stories based on sports are my favorite movies. Ernie Davis was before my time. The Express was a great movie. So sad, he passed away at such a young age. His legacy lives on.
oh! man i"m really going to really miss the wvu-syracuse football series we had such great games and sometimes everything was on the line in the national spotlight also. like the games we played in the late 80"s in 1987 the "cuse went undefeated and beat us in the last game of the season in a heart stopping thriller to go undefeated and on to the sugar bowl. then in 1988 we beat the "cuse in the last game to go undefeated and on to the feista bowl. ...GOOD LUCK IN THE ACC SRYACUSE WVU#1
I am from Elmira and Davis was some football player. A fantastic basketball player in High School were they won 58 straight . I was a little too young to remember him live. My dad told me he recalls seeing Jim Brown at the funeral
So inspiring! Crazy how much faster he still was on a bad hamstring. Definitely one of my all time favorite heroes. Sad that his life was cut short, but amazing of him to have a generational impact in such a short time
Very well said because the movie is about Ernie Davis not about everything else that happened or did not happen people get caught up in everything but what's important.
Ernie Davis and Jim Brown would have been a awesome backfield. Think how NFL would have changed. Maybe the Super Bowl Trophy would be called the Blanton Collier trophy. Both Landry and Lombardi wouldn't be such coaching legends. A nightmare for a defensive coordinator to stop that backfield.
wow! Ernie Davis who would have thought we'd still be watching his game even after nearly 50 years! this would have been beyond his wildest dreams....im just sorry he was around long enough to see what a legend he has become.
Amazing how Ernie Davis managed to have such a record breaking season in stats all the while battling lukememiea amazing heart for the game in the days when the half back played offense and defense and special teams
Just a few quick comments: 1. for those complaining of the movie jumbling things around - it was a movie. Did "Pearl Harbor" or "Titanic" accurately represent what happened? not really. 2. The brawl really happened - you can find video on-line. 3. this video was made in 1960, of course they didn't talk about the racism and show the brawl. 4. Ernie Davis was the star of teh game, though other players contributed significantly. He scored 16 of Syr points and gained most yards.
Watched the movie The Express...then read his biography at wikipedia...I cried..he was a GOOD man..he died way to young..what an amazing person he was. Sometimes a person's journey on this old earth is a short time lived..but HE lived...and I admire him for the person he was becoming. Jim Brown..Ernie Davis..and Floyd Little..all their lives intertwined at one point in their life..all amazing at a game that I love.
As I recall, Cuse actually had one more touchdown. That "in-field of play fumble" actually took place AFTER the back had crossed the goal line. There were two parallel lines: the goal line, and the line in the end zone that formed one side the rectangle that outlined the name of the team (Texas or Syracuse). The ref got confused by the stupid design and which was the goal line - and ruled fumble, when the back had actually crossed the goal line before giving up the ball. So final score actually should have been something like 30-14.
No doubt about it, The Express brought me here. Those Texas players were all over on Ernie Davis and they tried to take him out but we all know he was tough, so he came back out there and finish the game hurt. If that's toughness, I don't know what is. Also, Syracuse not only won the game, but winning their only National Championship in 1959. A couple of years later, Ernie Davis became the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy, which goes to the best player in college football. Sadly, his life came to a heartbreaking end, losing his life at the age of 23 due to leukemia. Rest In Peace, Ernie Davis. His legacy will live on forever.
RIP ERNIE god took him to a better place its just so pathetic how racist evil and full of hate those people were back then jesus christ my goodness i cant imagine what that boy went threw back in those days Ernie Davis i salute you my freind your in the gates of heaven now the best to ever play the game
they do that in many sports movies...remember "remember the titans"? t c williams had actually been integrated several years before, not the 1st year, they did beat ed henry's team , but during the regular season, that championship game was won handily, and they were ranked as one of the top teams in the nation going into the season ! they were a dominant team from start to finish, not the underdogs they were portrayed like in the movie
Man..Im Watching This Movie Now It So Sad How Early He Died.. Sometimes I Wonder Why Bad Things Happen To Good People..SMH.. He Was Gone Too Soon R.I.P Ernest(ERNIE)Davis.! Love You Lotss..And Miss You To.!!!!!! Maybe In Another 40 Or 50 Years I WillHave The Pleasure To Meet You.!
I love the movie "The Express" my language arts class had to watch it and the ending was so sad. It's so sad that Ernie Davis died of cancer. R.I.P Ernie Davis!!!
Man, they really took some liberties with this game in the movie. The 87-yard TD to Davis was really the first touchdown rather than in the 4th quarter. And Texas wasn't down 15-14 like in the movie. I guess they had to make it a little more exciting. Thanks for uploading!
I was about to say that. It didn't seem like he missed the third quarter either. In the movie he dramatically comes back out of the dressing room and convinces the coach to let him play.
I remember when he announced that he was sick- i just didn't think Ernie he would die. then all of a sudden they announced he died. never to play along side jim brown that expectation was so huge back then it would have been electrifying.
@Pfw51 A lot of the clips in the video stopped right after the play so we don't know what happens after the whistle blew unless you have complete footage of the game.
Some great backs came from Syracuse around the same era, Jim Brown, Ernie Davis, Floyd Little. It's a shame that Ernie's life was cut so short. Btw, this sounds like a young Keith Jackson narrating!
While that young Keith Jackson was actually working in the Seattle area as a TV sportscaster back in 1960, a veteran football radio announcer in Texas named Kern Tips was delivering the colorful narratives on this Cotton Bowl game.
@@vestibulate Jim Nance is always overlooked , myself included. Probably the best fullback in SU history , although Rob Konrad and "Moose" Johnston were pretty great as well.
It does seem god takes the exceptional people way too early and he was a truly exceptional example of human greatness in every way..really can not be overstated
such a sad story after his Heisman Trophy win, a nice kid with so much potential. He would have not only been a player to remember but a man as well. his life was cut way to short for what he brought. RIP Elmira Express
Ok I admit I had no clue how this game went until I watched the moie and it turns out I still had no clue how it went. Clap clap movie writers who missedd the fact that this game was more interesting than the movie game and im pretty sure thats not how its supposed to work. Makes me wonder what else the script writers took artistic license with. Still no doubt that Ernie was amazing. RIP
Syracuse beat the hell of Texas, thanks to the refs the score isn't a blowout. If one watch the game in it's entirety, countless holding calls, unsportsmanlike conduct, and loads of illegal hits from Texas players. And despite this, Syracuse still won.
Stevovich wow you seem one sided and bias but just accept the game back then for what it was their wasn't that many penalties called like Todays game but players like to cry foul slot shouldn't be playing just ask panther's big babie qb
Very nice clip! Greatness gone too soon. I watched the movie on his life on BET yesterday and loved how he was mentored by Jim Brown and later he started to mentor Little before he passed. I didn't think the brawl the movie showed was true so I had to do some research. So much hate than so sad.
There were no post-bowl rankings released back in those days, but Syracuse would undoubtedly have been ranked #1 if there had been. They won most of the other non-poll awards given out after the polls, like the Football Writers Assn of America Nat. Championship
There definitely was a throwdown of a fight before halftime, it just got cut out of this footage. There are still pictures online of the fight and everything, but I'd like to see the vid myself if it was available anywhere... Univ. of Texas probably has it icksnayed since it's such an embarrassment for them, that AND the asswhooping they took in this game! LOL
@lildood24 I hadn't really thought about it that way . . . I tend to admire pioneering black athletes (Jackie Robinson, Jack Johnson, etc.) . . . so I guess you can say I'm for him. My comment about white's attitude about blacks in 1960 was not meant as an excuse. I was trying to point out to the doubters that the Texas players did cheap shot and insult Syracuse's black players - that's just a historical fact - and that such things were typical of white Texans in 1960.
If Jim brown says they were dirty. Then they were dirty. If Ben Schwartzwalder said they were dirty then they were dirty. They were there. I live in the south it's still racist right now I can't imagine what it was like then.
true, but they do that with every football documentary. look at Invincible with Mark Whalberg. The touchdown he scored at the end was exaggerated so much!
@uricehe4 When a movie takes events like that and embellish them, it is trying to fit all of the emotion and importance of days and weeks and years into one event. That's why it is "drama." The very best are able to do it without changing too many facts, but even they have to change some. I grew up a Cleveland Browns fan and heard about Ernie Davis from day one, even though he had died by the time I was old enough to actually be a fan in 1965. Yes, the year after their last NFL Title.
Anybody know who announcer is? It's either Keith Jackson (who would have been 31 yrs old) or someone who Keith Jackson was very influenced by. Sound a lot a like.
I just watched "The Express" which prompted me to do some research on Ernie Davis. Amazing Football player, Amazing man...the kind of person that makes the world a better place. How sad.
Same, rest I’m peace
he died when I was like two years old but from everything I've heard about him he was a real credit to the human race. rip ernie.
express is a great movie !!!
Sure was BUT unfortunately a lot of it was overblown fiction. Davis story was good enough in itself, no need to make tings up.
I cried
TheRapper10000 the movie is great and the plot is amazing and it’s better than those crappy football movies
That movie was straight trash!!
Trye
He was a strong man for having to put up with racism in his time...I salute this man..What a great Athlete...R.I.P. Mr. Davis..
mweb1 it was the 1960’s so yea every black person went through heavy racism
FTTBALL pretty sure he was joking
Brock
Pretty sure he wasn’t, the guy reeks of incel
How is this a joke do y’all get triggered at the word racism to the point you have to downplay it? 🤦🏾♂️
I just watched the movie .I’m overwhelmed. What an example and testament to the human spirit! God bless Ernie Davis .
being from Syracuse and old enough to remember, we all watched this game on TV.....Davis looked so much like Jim Brown in his running style it was uncanny....and that game was as hard hitting as a pro game ..as the clips show
divanola strange! Some one else from Syracuse who’s also into model trains!
And signed with the Browns just like Jim.
I met Ernie Davis on the campus of Syracuse University. I worked in the engineering department. He was one of the kindest, most gentle man I've ever spoken with. A wonderful, wonderful human being
Thank you so much for posting this brother . Long live the legend of Schwartzwalder and Davis !
The movie was beautiful. Ernie, you're such a big inspiration! R.I.P
Am here because The Express movie. It was one hell of a movie! The football scenes were satisfying as well
i just finished watching this movie"express"..i didnt know about him until this movie... but he sure is a legend.. i believe he'd made some influence to the generations of nfl...
I'm a huge fan of both baseball and football. True stories based on sports are my favorite movies. Ernie Davis was before my time. The Express was a great movie. So sad, he passed away at such a young age. His legacy lives on.
i go to ernie davis school and he went to this school lol its so cool because we celebrated his birthday on tuesday
Had Davis lived, he and Jim Brown probably would have the best backfield tandem in NFL history.
Ernie Davis was the best there ever was ever will be
Victor Cano
He wasn't even the best SYRACUSE back, much less the best ever. You shouldn't waste your money to hollywood like that.
I'm sorry to say we will never know that and to say different is taking from a lot of Great Player's
Steady on...his was a life not even lived...
More like the best what if
Funny how they left out the bench clearing brawl. The joys of editing.
This was the only reason I looked up this game. Just watched the express and wanted to see the brawl lol
Ernie Davis was amazing, the only #1 in Football in my eyes!!! God Bless His Soul
oh! man i"m really going to really miss the wvu-syracuse football series we had such great games and sometimes everything was on the line in the national spotlight also. like the games we played in the late 80"s in 1987 the "cuse went undefeated and beat us in the last game of the season in a heart stopping thriller to go undefeated and on to the sugar bowl. then in 1988 we beat the "cuse in the last game to go undefeated and on to the feista bowl.
...GOOD LUCK IN THE ACC SRYACUSE
WVU#1
Respect to big Ernie Davis from a white bro to a black bro,the world could do with a few more like you in it.
I am from Elmira and Davis was some football player. A fantastic basketball player in High School were they won 58 straight . I was a little too young to remember him live. My dad told me he recalls seeing Jim Brown at the funeral
I saw Ernie play vs my Johnson City HS (three sports) and at SU. He was terrific. It was very sad when he died so young.
I wish it was required for all football announcers to speak like this guy! It's awesome.
So inspiring! Crazy how much faster he still was on a bad hamstring. Definitely one of my all time favorite heroes. Sad that his life was cut short, but amazing of him to have a generational impact in such a short time
Un guerrero silencioso saludos desde chile 🇨🇱
That offense is beautiful too.. might be some of the best plays I’ve ever seen #23 was no joke.
Very well said because the movie is about Ernie Davis not about everything else that happened or did not happen people get caught up in everything but what's important.
The announcer's poetic narration is almost as enjoyable as the game.
Ernie Davis and Jim Brown would have been a awesome backfield. Think how NFL would have changed. Maybe the Super Bowl Trophy would be called the Blanton Collier trophy. Both Landry and Lombardi wouldn't be such coaching legends. A nightmare for a defensive coordinator to stop that backfield.
wow! Ernie Davis who would have thought we'd still be watching his game even after nearly 50 years! this would have been beyond his wildest dreams....im just sorry he was around long enough to see what a legend he has become.
It's now more than 50 years and we are still watching it
Amazing how Ernie Davis managed to have such a record breaking season in stats all the while battling lukememiea amazing heart for the game in the days when the half back played offense and defense and special teams
Just a few quick comments:
1. for those complaining of the movie jumbling things around - it was a movie. Did "Pearl Harbor" or "Titanic" accurately represent what happened? not really.
2. The brawl really happened - you can find video on-line.
3. this video was made in 1960, of course they didn't talk about the racism and show the brawl.
4. Ernie Davis was the star of teh game, though other players contributed significantly. He scored 16 of Syr points and gained most yards.
Watched the movie The Express...then read his biography at wikipedia...I cried..he was a GOOD man..he died way to young..what an amazing person he was. Sometimes a person's journey on this old earth is a short time lived..but HE lived...and I admire him for the person he was becoming. Jim Brown..Ernie Davis..and Floyd Little..all their lives intertwined at one point in their life..all amazing at a game that I love.
The Express was a true testimony to the greatness of Ernie Davis. R.I.P Ernie
He was one of the best footbal runing back but he died from leukemia sad ERNIE DAVIS R.I.P
Watching the Express movie now!
'...exchange New Year's greetings'
'...an educated foot'
'a test tube demonstration'
Football announcers were freaking awesome back then.
Right?!!?
Oh look a comment on the video and not ethnicity.
Nicholas Yunker yeah they were back in the 60s
Acabo de ver la pelicula. Que horrible es que haya muerto. Tan joven y talentoso un hombre de gran corazón. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
"Then this game got weird, man, weird" I LOVE THAT!
As I recall, Cuse actually had one more touchdown. That "in-field of play fumble" actually took place AFTER the back had crossed the goal line. There were two parallel lines: the goal line, and the line in the end zone that formed one side the rectangle that outlined the name of the team (Texas or Syracuse). The ref got confused by the stupid design and which was the goal line - and ruled fumble, when the back had actually crossed the goal line before giving up the ball. So final score actually should have been something like 30-14.
WOW!!!! Instant replay needed!
Ernest Davs was a Man of Great Character and one Hell of a Ball Player .
No doubt about it, The Express brought me here. Those Texas players were all over on Ernie Davis and they tried to take him out but we all know he was tough, so he came back out there and finish the game hurt. If that's toughness, I don't know what is. Also, Syracuse not only won the game, but winning their only National Championship in 1959. A couple of years later, Ernie Davis became the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy, which goes to the best player in college football. Sadly, his life came to a heartbreaking end, losing his life at the age of 23 due to leukemia. Rest In Peace, Ernie Davis. His legacy will live on forever.
RIP ERNIE god took him to a better place its just so pathetic how racist evil and full of hate those people were back then jesus christ my goodness i cant imagine what that boy went threw back in those days Ernie Davis i salute you my freind your in the gates of heaven now the best to ever play the game
so it was never 15-14 in the 4th quarter? damn... hate when producers add shit that never happened
Did Ernie really leave the game and re-enter it?
The movie says Texas was ranked 2nd but they were 4th too.
They made up the entire sequence of events in that game.....they put 1st qtr events in the fourth and just muddled everything up
they do that in many sports movies...remember "remember the titans"?
t c williams had actually been integrated several years before, not the 1st year, they did beat ed henry's team , but during the regular season, that championship game was won handily, and they were ranked as one of the top teams in the nation going into the season ! they were a dominant team from start to finish, not the underdogs they were portrayed like in the movie
Man..Im Watching This Movie Now
It So Sad How Early He Died..
Sometimes I Wonder Why Bad Things Happen To Good People..SMH..
He Was Gone Too Soon
R.I.P Ernest(ERNIE)Davis.!
Love You Lotss..And Miss You To.!!!!!!
Maybe In Another 40 Or 50 Years I WillHave The Pleasure To Meet You.!
I love the movie "The Express" my language arts class had to watch it and the ending was so sad. It's so sad that Ernie Davis died of cancer. R.I.P Ernie Davis!!!
EvanesceneMJ no he died of leukemia not cancer
i visted his grave today i live in elmira
timrob4 you know Elmira is somewhere else in new york
Man, they really took some liberties with this game in the movie. The 87-yard TD to Davis was really the first touchdown rather than in the 4th quarter. And Texas wasn't down 15-14 like in the movie. I guess they had to make it a little more exciting. Thanks for uploading!
I was about to say that. It didn't seem like he missed the third quarter either. In the movie he dramatically comes back out of the dressing room and convinces the coach to let him play.
the movie "the express" makes his story real well
one of the best backs period
Thumbs up if you watched the movie and came here to see his life.
Yep
I remember when he announced that he was sick- i just didn't think Ernie he would die. then all of a sudden they announced he died. never to play along side jim brown that expectation was so huge back then it would have been electrifying.
original videos are always the best
what a shining star
if you have full footage of this game, there actually was a fight
ever since this movie i kno the meaning of football. i love football.
Syracuse's whole team must have been great that year. Their offensive line is just swamping the Texas defense, and Texas had great defenses back then.
@I8yourcookie5 i loved that movie man .. it inspired me and ever since i became a good football player
@Pfw51 A lot of the clips in the video stopped right after the play so we don't know what happens after the whistle blew unless you have complete footage of the game.
Thanks 4 the History
I watched The Express today
Terrific movie!
Some great backs came from Syracuse around the same era, Jim Brown, Ernie Davis, Floyd Little. It's a shame that Ernie's life was cut so short. Btw, this sounds like a young Keith Jackson narrating!
+Barry Bach You forgot about Larry Csonka . Btw , it does sound like a young Keith Jackson .
Oh yes!! I did forget about Csonka!! Good call!!
While that young Keith Jackson was actually working in the Seattle area as a TV sportscaster back in 1960, a veteran football radio announcer in Texas named Kern Tips was delivering the colorful narratives on this Cotton Bowl game.
@@patrickolaughlin6027 What about Jim Nance, another Syracuse great?
@@vestibulate Jim Nance is always overlooked , myself included. Probably the best fullback in SU history , although Rob Konrad and "Moose" Johnston were pretty great as well.
Anche io l'ho appena finito di vedere stupendo...
It does seem god takes the exceptional people way too early and he was a truly exceptional example of human greatness in every way..really can not be overstated
he was simply amazing, and taken too soon like an angel, he was too good to stay on this planet and become nasty like others around him
Ernie Davis Legend, His death was a tragedy. R.I.P
i love earnie davis i remember that game to it was a good game i loved it
John Godfrey I know granddad used to watch it back in the day
An 87-yard TD catch................on a limping hamstring!
great footage R.I.P. ERNIE DAVIS
such a sad story after his Heisman Trophy win, a nice kid with so much potential. He would have not only been a player to remember but a man as well. his life was cut way to short for what he brought.
RIP Elmira Express
Now Floyd Little and Ernie Davis are now waiting for Jim Brown to be with them in heaven
i love the announcer and the music in the background
Aaron Wong yeah because it’s from the 60s and in the 60s of Ernie Davis’ Cotton bowl we hear a horn and other instruments
Ok I admit I had no clue how this game went until I watched the moie and it turns out I still had no clue how it went. Clap clap movie writers who missedd the fact that this game was more interesting than the movie game and im pretty sure thats not how its supposed to work. Makes me wonder what else the script writers took artistic license with. Still no doubt that Ernie was amazing. RIP
I just finish watching the express
a real champion 😁
Its weird trying to imagine what things looked like back then because all we get is low quality clips and black and white film.
if you watched the movie, there was indeed a brawl
i just watched the movie to and noticed what u did
watched the movie it was awesome
I wish I could of seen Ernie Davis play
Syracuse beat the hell of Texas, thanks to the refs the score isn't a blowout. If one watch the game in it's entirety, countless holding calls, unsportsmanlike conduct, and loads of illegal hits from Texas players. And despite this, Syracuse still won.
Stevovich wow you seem one sided and bias but just accept the game back then for what it was their wasn't that many penalties called like Todays game but players like to cry foul slot shouldn't be playing just ask panther's big babie qb
Davis was good him and him and brown would have killed it on the browns
thumbs up if you just watch The Express
Enrie is my hero
I watched the express and it was amazing < go ernie
Very nice clip! Greatness gone too soon. I watched the movie on his life on BET yesterday and loved how he was mentored by Jim Brown and later he started to mentor Little before he passed. I didn't think the brawl the movie showed was true so I had to do some research. So much hate than so sad.
sultryentertainment you watched it on BET facts dude facts
Straight-legged kicking style for extra points, kick-offs and field goals.
Pete Gogolak wouldn't kick for Cornell until 1961.
There were no post-bowl rankings released back in those days, but Syracuse would undoubtedly have been ranked #1 if there had been. They won most of the other non-poll awards given out after the polls, like the Football Writers Assn of America Nat. Championship
There definitely was a throwdown of a fight before halftime, it just got cut out of this footage. There are still pictures online of the fight and everything, but I'd like to see the vid myself if it was available anywhere... Univ. of Texas probably has it icksnayed since it's such an embarrassment for them, that AND the asswhooping they took in this game! LOL
@lildood24 I hadn't really thought about it that way . . . I tend to admire pioneering black athletes (Jackie Robinson, Jack Johnson, etc.) . . . so I guess you can say I'm for him. My comment about white's attitude about blacks in 1960 was not meant as an excuse. I was trying to point out to the doubters that the Texas players did cheap shot and insult Syracuse's black players - that's just a historical fact - and that such things were typical of white Texans in 1960.
2:58 that was a touchdown!
He paved the way for alot of yall
Look at Davis take out 2 guys lol beast 2:28
if he didnt get cancer i think him n jim brown would hav ben the greatest backfield ever in the nfl
If Jim brown says they were dirty. Then they were dirty. If Ben Schwartzwalder said they were dirty then they were dirty. They were there. I live in the south it's still racist right now I can't imagine what it was like then.
venomsmom i was born and raised in Texas. My mom went there in the early 80s. Trust me they were dirty and racist in this game.
true, but they do that with every football documentary. look at Invincible with Mark Whalberg. The touchdown he scored at the end was exaggerated so much!
@uricehe4 When a movie takes events like that and embellish them, it is trying to fit all of the emotion and importance of days and weeks and years into one event. That's why it is "drama." The very best are able to do it without changing too many facts, but even they have to change some. I grew up a Cleveland Browns fan and heard about Ernie Davis from day one, even though he had died by the time I was old enough to actually be a fan in 1965. Yes, the year after their last NFL Title.
@lildood24 Yeah that shove was part of it . . . I found on video on here that showed a pretty big fight that broke out right before halftime too.
In the movie they had Syracuse #1 and Texas #2. Actually the pre-bowl polls had Syracuse #1 and Texas #4. Ole Miss was #2 and LSU #3.
Nowadays Syracuse Football is a joke..that wasn't always the case.RIP Ernie.
My dad to this day is embarrassed to speak about how he treated the African Americans when he lived in Dallas
Samuel Newman You're dad ain't shit.
Cavs 1652 lmaoooooo
visited his grave often in Elmira. Elmira express forever rip
ernie davis wouldve been the best runnun back still to this day
Anybody know who announcer is? It's either Keith Jackson (who would have been 31 yrs old) or someone who Keith Jackson was very influenced by. Sound a lot a like.
Rip Ernie Davis
Yup I love the movie
bruhdachris same man
I wish sport announcers were like this now.