‘The man who watched Cy Young pitch, Joe Louis box …’
Jeff Schultz pays tribute to Furman Bisher, who informed generations of Atlanta sports fans. I started reading him at 6 years old. More than 30 years later, I was (technically) [...]
Tag Archives: legends
Cosell du jour
A little carryover from the previous post but these clips, located after several futile searches, deserve to stand alone:
Munson and me
Back in 1995 I called Larry Munson‘s old WSB talk show, masquerading as an overly sensitive Bulldogs fan who saw “biasness” against UGA everywhere he looked. “Roy in Midtown, go [...]
portrait of a dame
A fitting anecdote from Nina Foch‘s Memorial Page: My favorite Nina moment was when she very quietly walked to the back row of the classroom, where all three African-American students [...]
passing of a legend
Just learned that the great Nina Foch, an instructor of mine at USC, has died. Nina was a real dame and a helluva teacher. For some reason, she was once [...]
