Need a Jim call, DS****

[57stratdawg]

nt

 

[karlchilders.sixpack]

Just heard it on the radio...Chill Bump worthy.

 

[CrookedLetta4Eva]

Please make this happen

 

[gymdawg.sixpack]

Anxiously waiting

 

[CochiseCowbell]

It was awesome. Don't know how to find or share it. He brought me to my feet waiting painstakingly through 2.5 agaonizing seconds on the balls of my feet. Then jubilation, clapping, yelling. Then chugging my beer & calling Cochise Sr.

 

[tired]

Bump

 

[L4Dawg]

https://twitter.com/HailStateBB/status/1003033994676572160

 

[tired]

Gracias, amigo

 

[CochiseCowbell]

Not the call, L4Dawg has that, but the team after the game:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2197472063601285&id=136769366338242

 

[bulldogcountry1]

I've had to listen to Jim more this year than I have in years, mainly because of all the road games. It's frustrating at times because Jim doesn't always give enough detail to really know what's going on. That said, he's still as good as anyone in delivering a memorable call in big moments. Anytime I see the big moment in person or on tv, I always am excited to hear Jim's call an replay it over and over.

 

[Willow Grove Dawg]

Damn I am gonna miss Jim Ellis. I have been listening to him do MSU Baseball since at least 1979.

 

[CochiseCowbell]

I listen to Jim a lot and I agree that he could tell you the inning, score, & outs more. But, he does a great job. You always know the count. You know who's who & who's where; IF playing in, DP depth, OF shading left or right, 1B holding the runner, or playing back, or charging etc. He paints one hell of a picture. Also, like you said, he's phenomenal on big, game-changing plays; whether they be hits or defensive ones.

 

[L4Dawg]

I'd rather listen to Jim call the game than watch it.

 

[Coledawg]

It was awesome. Don't know how to find or share it. He brought me to my feet waiting painstakingly through 2.5 agaonizing seconds on the balls of my feet. Then jubilation, clapping, yelling. Then chugging my beer & calling Cochise Sr.

Burpppppp.....

 

[CochiseCowbell]

I'd rather listen to Jim call the game than watch it.

My production around the house always suffers during baseball season, because I'd rather be outside with beer listening while I throw a tennis ball or raquet ball against a wall than sit on my couch or do things while the game is on a TV I can't always see. I'm an odd bird, I know.

 

[WhiteShepherd07]

I remember listening to him call the walk off home run for Jon Knott against South Carolina in the SEC tournament. We went on to beat LSU to win the tournament that year. Was one of the coolest memories I have of MS State baseball until today.

 

[tired]

I guess I'm odd too, & several of my friends.