The late Lindsey
Nelson's distinguished career spanned more than thirty-five
years, from his early days as a University of Tennessee
student spotter for Hall of Fame sportscaster Bill Stern, to
more than three decades as a premier broadcaster for CBS,
NBC and WTBS.
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Among Mr.
Nelson's credits are seventeen years with the New York Mets,
and three with the San Francisco Giants; for thirty-three
years, Nelson covered college football, including twenty-six
Cotton Bowls, five Sugar Bowls, four Rose Bowls and fourteen
years announcing Notre Dame games.
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Mention Lindsey
Nelson's name and fans remember a talented broadcaster, an
expert storyteller, and a true sports enthusiast. From his
colorful jackets, to his equally colorful broadcasts,
Lindsey has established himself as one of the industry's
leading sportscasters.
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