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When you think of Kansas sports, many names come to mind - especially one man who gave 60 years to KU. Max Falkenstien may be retired, but he is still receiving accolades for his work as the voice of the Jayhawks.
Max Falkenstien is announced 'Kansan of the Year'
When you think of Kansas sports, many names come to mind - especially one man who gave 60 years to KU. Max Falkenstien may be retired, but he is still receiving accolades for his work as the voice of the Jayhawks.
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elarso (anonymous) says...
I think Max's statement sums it all. He's a really nice guy. Really loyal guy but not a very good announcer.
January 28, 2007 at 3:54 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )