Legendary college football broadcaster Keith Jackson died Friday evening, ESPN reported Saturday. He was 89. Before he retired in 2006, Jackson spent five decades calling college ball games, including the original Monday Night Football game in 1970. "For generations of fans, Keith Jackson was college football," said Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger.
Legendary Sportscaster Keith Jackson Dies At 89
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Sat, 01/13/2018 - 11:08am
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