MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - As I was listening to the broadcast from a rival team’s radio network the other day and was wondering who had the ball, who was winning the game and who the team was they were playing, it reminded me once again how fortunate we are to have Tony Caridi around to describe West Virginia University football and men’s basketball games.
Caridi is clearly one of the best in the business and he didn’t get that way by accident. He’s one of the best around because he puts the time in to be the best.
It takes a lot time and a lot of effort to get prepared for a game broadcast, and Caridi never takes a shortcut when it comes to studying for the games he is describing.