Chaos in This Anchor's Ear Rarely Winds Up on the Air

摘要

Rece davis grew up in Guin (GYOO-in), a town of 2,000 people in northwestern Alabama, surrounded by football. The first three football seasons he remembers as a kid, the local high school won back-to-back-to-back state titles. It was like something out of a Friday Night Lights episode, he says. Football "was part of the culture. I fell in love with that." Fascinated by the sport and the people who called the games, Davis would spend his Saturday nights spinning the radio dial, listening to every college football game he could find. At the time, he thought he would end up as a broadcaster, but only after "a long and distinguished career" playing football; alas, "my talent ran out after high school," he says.