Ray Scott
June 17, 1919 (107 years old) in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA
Ray Scott was a pioneering sportscaster best known for his minimalist, authoritative approach to football play-by-play and for serving as the voice of the NFL during its early television boom. With his calm, clipped delivery and understated style, Scott became one of the defining broadcasters of the 1950s through 1970s and a key figure in the rise of football on television.
Known For
Credits
- 1974 · Super Bowl VIII as Play-by-Play
- 1972 · Super Bowl VI as Play-by-Play
- 1968 · Super Bowl II as Play-by-Play
- 1967 · Super Bowl I as 1st Half Play-by-Play (CBS)