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...wasn’t playing sports, and I thought, ‘Well, what am I going to do?’” Wolff said. “I played a lot of hockey in high school, and there was a spot open on the hockey broadcast...
Wolff began his broadcasting career as the color man—the broadcaster who analyzes the actual formations and playcalling on the ice—for women’s hockey, capping off his freshman year with a broadcast at the NCAA Women’s Hockey Championship Game in Duluth, Minnesota. The Crimson dropped the game, 4-3, to Minnesota-Duluth in double overtime, but even the loss wouldn’t sour Wolff’s experience in the press...
...know that he’s skipping other things that other people might think are more important,” partner Rick Goldberg said. “He skipped the Owl’s initiation dinner to broadcast hockey...
Wolff’s grandfather Bob Wolff was the broadcaster for both the Washington Senators and the Minnesota Twins in the 1950s and ’60s. Recently elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame, Bob Wolff left radio to broadcast baseball games for NBC in the early 1960s and later went on to broadcast in Madison Square Garden. Rick Wolff, John’s father, moved on from pro baseball and has become a radio broadcaster in New York City for WFAN...
During this semester, the Ivory Towers website has received 14, 269 hits, a surprisingly high level, considering the program has never been broadcast, and is available only by downloading from the internet. Although there are only three downloadable episodes of between twenty and thirty minutes long on the program’s website, two more episodes currently in the works should be available for download by the start of Christmas break...