Mike Keith, Vols

Mike Keith hired as 'Voice of the Vols,' returning to Tennessee and Vol Network
Mike Keith has been the play-by-play announcer for the Tennessee Titans since 1999. He is returning to UT as the "Voice of the Vols."
Mike Keith to serve as Voice of the Vols for football, basketball
Mike Keith is returning to the University of Tennessee as the Voice of the Vols, Tennessee vice chancellor and director of athletics Danny White announced on Thursday. Keith replaces Bob Kesling who announced he will retire in April.
Mike Keith to be next ‘Voice of the Vols’
Former Vol Network member and 27-year voice of the Tennessee Titans Mike Keith will be returning to Rocky Top as the Voice of the Vols.
Titans’ Mike Keith named new ‘Voice of the Vols’
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Longtime Tennessee Titans play-by-play announcer Mike Keith is headed back to Rocky Top to take over as the Tennessee Volunteers “Voice of the Vols.” Keith will be replacing Bob Kesling who served as the “Voice of the Vols” for 25 years.
Keith leaving the NFL’s Titans to become ‘Voice of the Vols’
Mike Keith, who just completed his 27th football season broadcasting Tennessee Titans games, was named Thursday as the new "Voice of the Vols" by University of Tennessee athletic director Danny White.
Tennessee Vols announce Mike Keith is their new voice on the Vol Network
Keith is actually returning to Knoxville after attending school at the University of Tennessee and the Vol Network. He became WUTK's sports director on his third day on campus in Knoxville in 1986. Within months of that appointment, at only 19, Keith was hired by the legendary John Ward with the Vol Network.
Broadcaster Mike Keith leaving Titans for Vols
Mike Keith, the radio broadcaster for the Titans for the past 26 seasons, is headed to the University of Tennessee to become the voice of the Vols. Keith and the school announced the news Thursday.
Mike Keith leaving Tennessee Titans to become 'Voice of the Vols'
Longtime Tennessee Titans play-by-play radio announcer Mike Keith is leaving the Titans to become the voice of the Tennessee Volunteers.
Titans radio voice Mike Keith leaving to call Tennessee Vols football and basketball: Sources
Mike Keith, who has been the radio voice of the Tennessee Titans for nearly three decades, will return to his alma mater to call Tennessee Volunteers football and basketball, sources briefed on the decision said.

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