Since 2004, I have called hundreds of high school and college football and basketball games. Most of these games, both regular season and playoff games, have been televised statewide on Time Warner Cable in North Carolina.

I've covered the NCHSAA finals in football and basketball for Time Warner Cable each of the past 5 years. Highlights include Wakefield High School's 2006 run to the state championship in basketball, East Carolina's first-ever home win over NC State in 2008, the many Independence v Butler rivalry games, and Ian Miller's last-second shot to beat John Wall's Word of God team in the NCISAA finals in 2009.

In the 2009-2010 season, I've called the 1A and 1AA NCHSAA football championships, and all 9 NCISAA finals in football and basketball for Time Warner Cable. I'be also called the majority of Lady Eagles Basketball games for the NCCU Sports Network this season.

Through the years I've paid some dues but I've loved every minute of it. I've frozen in some ancient high school press boxes, done games in the rain from the bleachers, and even called an 8-man game standing in the back of a team dad's pickup! I've also had the pleasure of calling games from the press boxes at Carter-Finley, Grove Stadium, and from the sidelines at Minges Coliseum, the Dean Dome, Carmichael Gym, Lawrence Joel, and Reynolds Coliseum.

So many folks have helped me along the way. Sincere thanks to Bob and Rich Ohmann, Chuck Hess, Dexter Cooley, Earl Smith, Scott MCinnes, Ned Gonet, Greg Cox, Erik Smith, Patrick Harrell, Scott Rucci, Robert Warren, Greg Mayer, Tommy Love, Stan Lewter, Kyle Serba, and Chris Hooks.