Jason Kelce

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Let's see what Jim Nance has to say, the voice of the Masters, for what he's coming up on his 41st tournament.

Ooh, baby.

Hello, friends.

Our guest today is a six foot three broadcaster from the University of Houston.

He's been the voice of the Masters for 40 years.

You know him from his time in the booth for the NCAA tournament and the NFL on CBS.

He's a two time sports Emmy winner for most outstanding sports personality.

I can't do it this quiet.

He's a member of the National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame, the only person to commentate on all four golf majors, and he is the first broadcaster in history to serve as the lead play-by-play announcer for the Super Bowl, the NCAA Men's Final Four, and the Masters, all in the same calendar year.

Come on!

Please welcome Jim Nance!

You got it.

You got it.

All right.

I'll bring it down to the historic Butler cabin and pay it off.

Are you constantly thinking about like tags and slow?

Like you've had so many times throughout your career where you're in the middle of a game and it feels like it just comes to you.

Do you pre-plan a lot of these things before the games or is a lot of it just coming natural?

Yeah.