Jack was the best there ever was. Bar none. Watched this more than a dozen times, and every time the tears stream down my Mountaineer cheeks! God bless Jack Fleming.
I actually called MSN about a year ago and inquired if there was any way they could release material that they had of games that Jack Fleming announced and of course they won't because of copyrights, so they just lie there collecting mold and dust and us fans just heve to reminesce about the old days. It's a shame because I know I;m not the only one who would LOVE to hear a game just as it was when Jack Fleming announced it! Is there anyone with more clout than I who can Help? PLEASE!!!
NO offense to Tony Caridi because he's a good announcer in his own right and Jack Fleming was his hero, BUT there is and was NO better play by play man than Jack Fleming! He could make a meaningless season ending game during the Mountaineers losing years sound as if they were playing for the national championship! I can still hear him during those great games like Florida 1981, Oklahome 1982, pitt 1975, and of course Penn State 1988. He was the greatest! Man I miss Jack Fleming!
Excellent tribute!! Mr. Fleming's voice always had me on the edge of my seat with his ability to call both Mountaineer football or basketball games. Even though I never got to see the Mountaineers play when Jack Fleming called their games, I could always see them play in my mind the way the games were called on the radio. I felt the same way too when Mr. Fleming called the Steelers games too. I surely do miss Mr. Jack Fleming!! God bless Jack Fleming as he was the best on the radio!!
As a youngster I spent many Saturday afternoons surrounded by the beautiful red,yellow, and orange leaves but somehow GOLD AND BLUE were the only colors that seemed to matter.
My father was an Usher at the old Mountaineer Field and I had free run of the stadium during games from the late 60's till the late 70's. Scenes such as Jim Carlin's RAID of the Richmond Spider are forever etched on my brain. Jack Fleming's voice will forever narrate those sweet memories.
Mountaineer fan, Steeler fan,Bull's fan to some extent. we all love jack. If you never heard him, you missed some real passion you just dont hear any more. I can't get enough of it. i wish he could have called Pat White.
Man Sheeple100 things not much differant across WV . I remember hunting and litening to the radio. getting a pack of nabs, peanuts and a coke with my Grandpa.
Ill tell you how to know if you are a TRUE mountaineer fan.....When you watch this video, if you have a hard time breathing, and your eyes well up like mine are right now....you my friend are a Mountaineer for life!
Jack Fleming will always be one of the greatest broadcasters to ever grace the radio waves.I'm a Penn Stater, but also a huge Steelers fan and love WVU as well being my second favorite team and remember many autumn afternoons listening to Jack on the radio during hunting season coming back from a days hunt to our hunting camp in Mineral County, WV. Jack was a class act, from the greatest generation of my Grandparents. I bet Jack and Myron are having a heck of a good time up there. Great tribute
weaponX-- thought you might enjoy seeing a video of Richwood Lumberjacks 2009 season. On Youtube home page type in Richwood Lumberjacks 2009 football..it shoud be one of the first to pull up. Merry Christmas
Grew up in the Northern Panhandle and Jack was the Mountaineers.WVU 1973-86, undergrad, med school and residency. Live in Pittsburgh and bleed Mountaineer gold and blue ! Wear my WVU gear with pride. This sent chills up my spine, as did woopin' Pitt last week !
So hard to watch this without choking up. Jack Fleming on the radio is a part of my past I'll never forget. His voice filled our house every Saturday. On those rare occasions when WVU was on TV, we turned down the sound on the set so we could listen to Jack. He's gone now and so is my Dad ... and I haven't lived in WV for years. The big win over Pitt tonight (19-16, 11/27/09) is bringing back some mighty sweet memories.
I think only a native of the state understands what his voice meant on so many of those crisp autumn afternoons. Jack's voice IS Mountaineer football. One of my favorites 'The Mountaineers have the ball going left to right on your radio dial.'
I would always listen to Jack call the game. Even if they were on TV I"d turn that sound off and listen to Jack. I will never forget the call when Pat Randolph scored against Penn St. My personal favorite was a basketball call of his. "VO as smooth as a summer breeze." everytime Vernon Odom made a shot.
I was at the Boston College game when Flutie got sacked. The whole stadium erupted! Boston College came in ranked number 4 in the nation and left losing to WVU, the only team to beat them that year.
Jack , Your are gone from us but you will always live in our hearts in the MountaineerNation . Thanks for the memory's , this world was much better with you in it .
No, I wont hold it agaist you because the year i graduated "68, we beat the Grizzles. Those were some great days growing up in West Virginia. I went to Glenville State College and now live in Ohio, but I have always held the Mountaineers close to my heart. To hear Jack's voice and recall the days of listening to the radio while riding around with my dad brought back many fond memories, You did a great job putting this together, very professional.
I can remember many autumn Saturday afternoons in the early 1960's, squirrel hunting with my dad and brother. We always listened to WVU football games while we were driving from place to place. We always stopped in a little country store at Mill Point West Virginia and got a bottle of pop and a candy bar. Through teary eyes I write this. Thanks for putting it together. Good job. Is one picture about mid way Richwood? Thats my home town.
Thanks, indeed it is Richwood. I listened to most games on WVAR so I had to throw a pic of Richwood in there. I'm from Summersville...hopefully, you won't hold that against me. ;-)
Let us not forget one of the greatest voices to hear on gamedays. I miss hearing good 'ol Doc Stevens voice ringing through the stadium. EVERY TIME I heard that entrence he announced for the band, it gave me chills...... Never duplicated...... good 'ol Doc.
This brings back great memories. As a kid my family and I grilling outside with Jack and Woody full blast on the radio. One post is on the money, he will always be the voice of the Mountaineers! We miss you Jack!
I sure do miss you Jack Fleming. You made me feel as if I were in Morgantown watching any game you called on the radio. You are and will always be THE VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINEERS!
If that doesn't give you chills, you aren't a Mountaineer. I think they should use this video on the big screen at all home game this coming year. Thank you so much for making this.
love it, i'm just now trying to figure out how to make vids, may i ask a program that you use?, I just expermentied with power point and a 30 day trail version converter ha ha, trying to do wvu from beginning to now, up to the 40's but my quality isn't as good, any help?
Well, you're gonna have to get better software for sure. I use Sony Vegas. Get your hands on a copy. Get yourself a good audio editor as well. Sony Sound Forge or Adobe Audition are good. There's quite a few tutorials on using Vegas on YouTube. Probably some good advice on what software to use as well. Good luck.
When Jack would make his "Touchdown West Virginia" call it truly felt like the entire State of West Virginia had just scored. No one could read a scene setter like Jack. The university should name the press box after Jack. That is if Mike Parsons could swallow his stubborn pride. It's a shame, we went from the legend to a guy from Syracuse. Shameful
I'm 50 and some of my fondest memories are related to WVU football, I can remember my father and I at age 10 driving to the top of a mountain so we could pick up a night game that we couldn't pick up at our home. Listening to Jack was always a pleasure. It does make cold chills run down my back. Rest in peace Voice of the Mountaineers.
Thanks for this. The saddest day for this old Mountaineer was the day Mike Parsons fired The Voice. Even going down hill they couldn't replace him. The hills resound with the Voice of the Mountaineers!!!!
What a great tribute. For those of us who couldnt always see the games or werent televised back in those days, his voice made you feel like you were in the stadium. It was like we couldnt lose listening to the voice of Jack Fleming, it was something magical to a small kid growing up in WV. Brings back memories, all of which were good. Thanks.
I am Jack Fleming's youngest daughter. I would like to thank you for such an amazing tribute. His influence still amazes me everyday. When my father passed away I was only 17. I still didn't grasp all he had accomplished. Not a day goes by that I don't miss him. Your video is just one more way to help remember him. From my entire family, Thank You
Ms. Fleming, thank you for taking the time to comment. This evening, I wish to send you a private message with a link to download the original file. I'll comment more then as well but for now, you've made my day. Thank you.
I ran the Mountaineer network for Jack from the studios of WAJR in the late '60s and early '70s. Jack was the station manager of WAJR at that time. I couldn't sit back and enjoy Jack the way most people did because I had to listen for commercial cues, time outs, etc. but Jack was the consumate professional. He didn't tolerate mistakes from himself or anyone else associated with the broadcasts. Thanks for the video. Brought back great memories. Bill Fox - Beijing, China
I shall never forget the way Jack Fleming called all WVU games on the radio and how he made me feel as if I too were at the stadium watching these games with him.
I will never forget how he called Pittsburgh Steelers games too!
Jack Fleming was and will always be the ONLY "Voice of the Mountaineers!"
What a great tribute! Jack Fleming WAS West Virginia football.
It is a shame he could not be here now to call these games. He would have loved Slaton, White, Reynaud, and Schmitt. He would have been beside himself.
Boy ole boy, he would have loved watching our current guys play.....I would love to have heard him call the Sugar Bowl 2 years ago, Tony is great, But Jack is the legend.....He surely would have been thrilled to see Pat and Steve do what they do...
Growing up in WV, I heard Jack and give him credit for sparking my interest in broadcasting. The way he could describe the setting and the excitement in his voice. No one can take his place, and no one should try. Thank you Jack for sharing your Saturdays with us and being the eyes there in Morgantown and on the road.
This is the spirit that bring mountaineer fans togather, this is what West Virginia football is all about. Truely a moving tribute to one of WVU's biggest fans.
I'm only 15 and i get chills over this. In 4th grade we had to be a famous West Virginian for a report. I chose Jack. He wasn't even on the list of choices. This is simply amazing. Beautiful.
WOW! This video is soo good! Being only 20 I so wish I could remember his broadcasts, but I can't. I can, however, remember the stories that my grandpa told me about the days at old mountaineer field and the how Jack Felming was the best at what he did: "With him you didn't need TV, he painted such a good pic." Thank you so much for this post, I can safty say that this is the best thing I have ever, EVER seen on utube.
Jack was the best there ever was. Bar none. Watched this more than a dozen times, and every time the tears stream down my Mountaineer cheeks! God bless Jack Fleming.
bumpkinbill 4 weeks ago
DEFINITELY CHILLS! Thanks for making this! Let's Go-ohhhhh Mountaineers!!
tametz 3 months ago
Not even a Mountaineer fan, but this gives me chills. What a voice.
dcbandnerd 3 months ago
I cannot watch this enough! I cry EVERY time that I watch this. Man what memories! He was THE best. Period!
don62snodgrass 5 months ago
I actually called MSN about a year ago and inquired if there was any way they could release material that they had of games that Jack Fleming announced and of course they won't because of copyrights, so they just lie there collecting mold and dust and us fans just heve to reminesce about the old days. It's a shame because I know I;m not the only one who would LOVE to hear a game just as it was when Jack Fleming announced it! Is there anyone with more clout than I who can Help? PLEASE!!!
don62snodgrass 5 months ago
NO offense to Tony Caridi because he's a good announcer in his own right and Jack Fleming was his hero, BUT there is and was NO better play by play man than Jack Fleming! He could make a meaningless season ending game during the Mountaineers losing years sound as if they were playing for the national championship! I can still hear him during those great games like Florida 1981, Oklahome 1982, pitt 1975, and of course Penn State 1988. He was the greatest! Man I miss Jack Fleming!
don62snodgrass 5 months ago
What a great video!
TheKingofallhaters 5 months ago
i'm convinced friendswood provided some of those amazing pictures. :) great job, x. from a fellow BGN poster.
eternalYouth304 9 months ago
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Thanks ey.
wvuweaponX 8 months ago
Excellent tribute!! Mr. Fleming's voice always had me on the edge of my seat with his ability to call both Mountaineer football or basketball games. Even though I never got to see the Mountaineers play when Jack Fleming called their games, I could always see them play in my mind the way the games were called on the radio. I felt the same way too when Mr. Fleming called the Steelers games too. I surely do miss Mr. Jack Fleming!! God bless Jack Fleming as he was the best on the radio!!
PlumCrazyNut 10 months ago
thoughs where the days come september thoue december jack flemming calling play by play woody o'hera at his side with insight
TheRobert2254 10 months ago
Gone But NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN!
As a youngster I spent many Saturday afternoons surrounded by the beautiful red,yellow, and orange leaves but somehow GOLD AND BLUE were the only colors that seemed to matter.
My father was an Usher at the old Mountaineer Field and I had free run of the stadium during games from the late 60's till the late 70's. Scenes such as Jim Carlin's RAID of the Richmond Spider are forever etched on my brain. Jack Fleming's voice will forever narrate those sweet memories.
masterscheduler1 11 months ago
Simply awesome. We miss you, Jack.
swcrowe 1 year ago
God bless Jack Fleming and God bless West Virginia.
BlastFurnace58 1 year ago
@nascar1395 It's a historical call you shipdit.
georgex7244 1 year ago
And somewhere out there, Jack still hates Pitt!
Englishbobwv 1 year ago
I bleed old gold and blue!!!
fordfonz 1 year ago
Mountaineer field (and old Mountaineer stadium) will never be the same with Jack AND DOC's voices missing...........
hankwvu 1 year ago
Mountaineer fan, Steeler fan,Bull's fan to some extent. we all love jack. If you never heard him, you missed some real passion you just dont hear any more. I can't get enough of it. i wish he could have called Pat White.
Name the Box and retire #5.
wvufanngarner 1 year ago
go jack fleming
charlesgibson420 1 year ago
this is so good it oughta be on the bigscreen at at least one football game a year. Fantastic work.
wvufanngarner 1 year ago
quite simply....the best ever!!!
rjkline 1 year ago
Man Sheeple100 things not much differant across WV . I remember hunting and litening to the radio. getting a pack of nabs, peanuts and a coke with my Grandpa.
coalminer24605 1 year ago
Ill tell you how to know if you are a TRUE mountaineer fan.....When you watch this video, if you have a hard time breathing, and your eyes well up like mine are right now....you my friend are a Mountaineer for life!
Harrisononthesack 1 year ago
R.I.P. Jack Fleming .
You were the best at your game and my memories of turning off the TV sound and turn on the radio were priceless .
You will be missed but not forgotten .
appalachia1959 1 year ago
jack's still calling the games from up high, just not in the press box at mountaineer field.
Mattdz94 1 year ago
Great Job - Jack was a great personality for the state of WV. I would also love to see a tribute of basketball calls also.
And I agree with an earlier comment that this should be played on the Jumbotron.
wvwoodman 1 year ago
Jack Fleming will always be one of the greatest broadcasters to ever grace the radio waves.I'm a Penn Stater, but also a huge Steelers fan and love WVU as well being my second favorite team and remember many autumn afternoons listening to Jack on the radio during hunting season coming back from a days hunt to our hunting camp in Mineral County, WV. Jack was a class act, from the greatest generation of my Grandparents. I bet Jack and Myron are having a heck of a good time up there. Great tribute
Rocket4Barrel 2 years ago
Jack was the best. Tony is okay, but Jack is the best.
cheerjim 2 years ago
The best ever.....kind of wish I could have heard him when Pat, Steve, and Owen were playing....I know he was watching and cheering!!
bullitt2865 2 years ago
weaponX-- thought you might enjoy seeing a video of Richwood Lumberjacks 2009 season. On Youtube home page type in Richwood Lumberjacks 2009 football..it shoud be one of the first to pull up. Merry Christmas
elgiven50 2 years ago
His call from the '75 pitt game still chokes me up.
bluskytrvlr 2 years ago
Grew up in the Northern Panhandle and Jack was the Mountaineers.WVU 1973-86, undergrad, med school and residency. Live in Pittsburgh and bleed Mountaineer gold and blue ! Wear my WVU gear with pride. This sent chills up my spine, as did woopin' Pitt last week !
VITO5170 2 years ago
So hard to watch this without choking up. Jack Fleming on the radio is a part of my past I'll never forget. His voice filled our house every Saturday. On those rare occasions when WVU was on TV, we turned down the sound on the set so we could listen to Jack. He's gone now and so is my Dad ... and I haven't lived in WV for years. The big win over Pitt tonight (19-16, 11/27/09) is bringing back some mighty sweet memories.
mrmaverick77 2 years ago
19-16 and I still hate Pitt!
TheSpecial1WV 2 years ago
Great idea about playing this pregame or at haltime on the Jumbotron...I would love to see that.
RIP Jack...You WERE the voice of the Mountaineers for so many of us !
brj3car 2 years ago
I LOVE this video man....It really brings back memories for me....best video on Youtube! makin me misty!
Harrisononthesack 2 years ago
your a dick!
Harrisononthesack 2 years ago
I find myself wishing this was played on the Jumbotron at halftime at least once.
RNdaddy 2 years ago
there, not 'their' AHAHAH!! you went/go to marshall! LOL
loislanethelover 2 years ago
Sent chills up my spine...awesome, Thanks.
RNdaddy 2 years ago
I cry a little every time I listen to this. Jack was a Mountaineer.
sageofsuccess 2 years ago 6
You and me both sage...and I made it. lol
wvuweaponX 2 years ago
@sageofsuccess me too
0boardcertified0 6 months ago
Sound of my childhood
mountie2323 2 years ago
I think only a native of the state understands what his voice meant on so many of those crisp autumn afternoons. Jack's voice IS Mountaineer football. One of my favorites 'The Mountaineers have the ball going left to right on your radio dial.'
jrworthy42 2 years ago
I would always listen to Jack call the game. Even if they were on TV I"d turn that sound off and listen to Jack. I will never forget the call when Pat Randolph scored against Penn St. My personal favorite was a basketball call of his. "VO as smooth as a summer breeze." everytime Vernon Odom made a shot.
garth071370 2 years ago
I was at the Boston College game when Flutie got sacked. The whole stadium erupted! Boston College came in ranked number 4 in the nation and left losing to WVU, the only team to beat them that year.
Great memories.
NAGGERNUTZ 2 years ago 2
Jack , Your are gone from us but you will always live in our hearts in the MountaineerNation . Thanks for the memory's , this world was much better with you in it .
appalachia1959 2 years ago
No, I wont hold it agaist you because the year i graduated "68, we beat the Grizzles. Those were some great days growing up in West Virginia. I went to Glenville State College and now live in Ohio, but I have always held the Mountaineers close to my heart. To hear Jack's voice and recall the days of listening to the radio while riding around with my dad brought back many fond memories, You did a great job putting this together, very professional.
sheeple100 2 years ago
I can remember many autumn Saturday afternoons in the early 1960's, squirrel hunting with my dad and brother. We always listened to WVU football games while we were driving from place to place. We always stopped in a little country store at Mill Point West Virginia and got a bottle of pop and a candy bar. Through teary eyes I write this. Thanks for putting it together. Good job. Is one picture about mid way Richwood? Thats my home town.
sheeple100 2 years ago
Thanks, indeed it is Richwood. I listened to most games on WVAR so I had to throw a pic of Richwood in there. I'm from Summersville...hopefully, you won't hold that against me. ;-)
wvuweaponX 2 years ago
Great video. A whole generation of Mountaineer fans grew up listening to Jack and Woody.
brj3car 2 years ago
The best ever. Wish they could recreate this voice and use it for every football game.
holybuckeye66 2 years ago
Beautiful. Perfect mix of Jack's voice and Appalachian Spring and the stunning vistas of the Mountain State. Goosebumps.
p.s. We love Tony Caridi , too. The rightful heir to the mic.
bartavon 2 years ago
This is one of the best videos i have ever seen
wvtennant 2 years ago
an all-round great voice thank-you for your calls of Steelers games - now u can Myron can call SUPER BOWL XLIII for all in heaven go steelers! yoi!
CosmicSoulMaestro 3 years ago
Jack Fleming was the best! Tony Caridi is a fucking joke!
warmchair 3 years ago
Your a fucking joke, Caridi is a great announcer who has done a lot for WVU. Flemming was the best though
wvufan1992 3 years ago
could you imagine jack calling some of whites ruuns.
pmtlmt 3 years ago
Hoist the Battle Flag Jack...We got a game to win tonight!
diggs59 3 years ago
I cry every time I watch this.
sageofsuccess 3 years ago
Thanks for bringing back the old days of Mountaineer Football on the radio. I really miss hearing Jack and Woody on the radio.
boilersmoke 3 years ago 3
What a man!!!! Brings tears to my eyes and I get a lil choked up!! PROUD TO BE A MOUNTAINEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
coalminer24605 3 years ago 4
Let us not forget one of the greatest voices to hear on gamedays. I miss hearing good 'ol Doc Stevens voice ringing through the stadium. EVERY TIME I heard that entrence he announced for the band, it gave me chills...... Never duplicated...... good 'ol Doc.
hankwvu 3 years ago 3
This brings back great memories. As a kid my family and I grilling outside with Jack and Woody full blast on the radio. One post is on the money, he will always be the voice of the Mountaineers! We miss you Jack!
GREAT WORK on this vid...
Tonyh14 3 years ago 3
I sure do miss you Jack Fleming. You made me feel as if I were in Morgantown watching any game you called on the radio. You are and will always be THE VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINEERS!
LETS GO MOUNTAINEERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JackFlemingFan 3 years ago 3
If that doesn't give you chills, you aren't a Mountaineer. I think they should use this video on the big screen at all home game this coming year. Thank you so much for making this.
michaeledwinloper 3 years ago 9
love it, i'm just now trying to figure out how to make vids, may i ask a program that you use?, I just expermentied with power point and a 30 day trail version converter ha ha, trying to do wvu from beginning to now, up to the 40's but my quality isn't as good, any help?
hillbilleee 3 years ago
Well, you're gonna have to get better software for sure. I use Sony Vegas. Get your hands on a copy. Get yourself a good audio editor as well. Sony Sound Forge or Adobe Audition are good. There's quite a few tutorials on using Vegas on YouTube. Probably some good advice on what software to use as well. Good luck.
wvuweaponX 3 years ago
what an awesome video. have watched it hundreds of times since it was first created.
i may have to commission wvuweaponx to produce the video that will be shown when we get this press box dedicated to Jack!!
clegger11 3 years ago 2
When Jack would make his "Touchdown West Virginia" call it truly felt like the entire State of West Virginia had just scored. No one could read a scene setter like Jack. The university should name the press box after Jack. That is if Mike Parsons could swallow his stubborn pride. It's a shame, we went from the legend to a guy from Syracuse. Shameful
rynowv 3 years ago
This is simply amazing.
tbone947 3 years ago 2
I'm at work and currently fighting back tears. I cant leave my office until my eyes dry up. God I miss hearing him call games. Rest in peace Jack.
wbinwv 3 years ago 3
I'm 50 and some of my fondest memories are related to WVU football, I can remember my father and I at age 10 driving to the top of a mountain so we could pick up a night game that we couldn't pick up at our home. Listening to Jack was always a pleasure. It does make cold chills run down my back. Rest in peace Voice of the Mountaineers.
Bumper2001 3 years ago 3
This is a great tribute, great job.
wordhog123 3 years ago
Thanks for this. The saddest day for this old Mountaineer was the day Mike Parsons fired The Voice. Even going down hill they couldn't replace him. The hills resound with the Voice of the Mountaineers!!!!
pv0022 4 years ago 3
Dittos!! Jack Fleming was and is the ONLY voice of the Mountaineers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JackFlemingFan 4 years ago
So many memories, thanks Jack
wvumountys88 4 years ago
What a great tribute. For those of us who couldnt always see the games or werent televised back in those days, his voice made you feel like you were in the stadium. It was like we couldnt lose listening to the voice of Jack Fleming, it was something magical to a small kid growing up in WV. Brings back memories, all of which were good. Thanks.
EricGA 4 years ago
Thanks for the great memories of saturday afternoons of days gone by, I becane a Mountaineer fan because of these radio broadcasts.
dcs672001 4 years ago
what a great man for a great job. his voice will be permanently imbedded in mountaineer football. lets go mountaineers!
zach wpb, fl
ztour4 4 years ago
simply beautiful....thnx 4 posting
wvturnip 4 years ago
Here comes the Major... TOUCHDOWN Wes VIRginYAAA
solomonyanky 4 years ago 2
We miss you jack in a dark hour for the WVU football program it is good to hear his voice.
mrburns7772000 4 years ago 3
WVU WeaponX thank you
cyberobbie 4 years ago 3
I am Jack Fleming's youngest daughter. I would like to thank you for such an amazing tribute. His influence still amazes me everyday. When my father passed away I was only 17. I still didn't grasp all he had accomplished. Not a day goes by that I don't miss him. Your video is just one more way to help remember him. From my entire family, Thank You
cfleming2783 4 years ago 32
Ms. Fleming, thank you for taking the time to comment. This evening, I wish to send you a private message with a link to download the original file. I'll comment more then as well but for now, you've made my day. Thank you.
wvuweaponX 4 years ago
I ran the Mountaineer network for Jack from the studios of WAJR in the late '60s and early '70s. Jack was the station manager of WAJR at that time. I couldn't sit back and enjoy Jack the way most people did because I had to listen for commercial cues, time outs, etc. but Jack was the consumate professional. He didn't tolerate mistakes from himself or anyone else associated with the broadcasts. Thanks for the video. Brought back great memories. Bill Fox - Beijing, China
bobmace1 4 years ago 3
Thanks Bill for that great insight.
wvuweaponX 4 years ago
If WV wins its next two games the only thing that make it sweater would be to hear Jack call them.
mrburns7772000 4 years ago 2
I cry every time I watch this.
sageofsuccess 4 years ago
A beautiful and fitting tribute for a great Mountaineer. Thanks for posting it.
WVLaurel 4 years ago
Excellent tribute!!
I shall never forget the way Jack Fleming called all WVU games on the radio and how he made me feel as if I too were at the stadium watching these games with him.
I will never forget how he called Pittsburgh Steelers games too!
Jack Fleming was and will always be the ONLY "Voice of the Mountaineers!"
JackFlemingFan 4 years ago
"...and it's a great day for Mountaineer Football!" Whoa...well done. And thanks for the memories, Jack!
sportbikeguy812 4 years ago
Dittos!!
JackFlemingFan 4 years ago
Well done! Brings back some great memories...
SteveWeberVA 4 years ago
What a great tribute! Jack Fleming WAS West Virginia football.
It is a shame he could not be here now to call these games. He would have loved Slaton, White, Reynaud, and Schmitt. He would have been beside himself.
We miss you, Jack!
WVUYoho 4 years ago 3
im transferin to wvu this january im really exicted i hope i have a good time
raezoner 4 years ago
Beautiful, that is all that can be said. Simply beautiful!
TheMan6926 4 years ago
Boy ole boy, he would have loved watching our current guys play.....I would love to have heard him call the Sugar Bowl 2 years ago, Tony is great, But Jack is the legend.....He surely would have been thrilled to see Pat and Steve do what they do...
HoltWVU75 4 years ago 2
FANTASTIC!!
WOW - What wonderful memories your video rekindled..
I actually have chills.
Bravo - THANK YOU!!
WVLOU 4 years ago
Can you imagine the smile on Jack's face today?! "The hills are alive..."!!!
wvumatt 4 years ago
Lump in my throat. We all miss you Jack!
jkw41569 4 years ago
Growing up in WV, I heard Jack and give him credit for sparking my interest in broadcasting. The way he could describe the setting and the excitement in his voice. No one can take his place, and no one should try. Thank you Jack for sharing your Saturdays with us and being the eyes there in Morgantown and on the road.
ken1Moore 4 years ago
great video, and i do mean great......long live the blue and gold
feeldasteel 4 years ago
This is the spirit that bring mountaineer fans togather, this is what West Virginia football is all about. Truely a moving tribute to one of WVU's biggest fans.
lskin1 4 years ago
I'm only 15 and i get chills over this. In 4th grade we had to be a famous West Virginian for a report. I chose Jack. He wasn't even on the list of choices. This is simply amazing. Beautiful.
RMParsons23 4 years ago
THAT'S FRIGGIN' BEAUTIFUL!
ERNSCRAGG 4 years ago
WOW! This video is soo good! Being only 20 I so wish I could remember his broadcasts, but I can't. I can, however, remember the stories that my grandpa told me about the days at old mountaineer field and the how Jack Felming was the best at what he did: "With him you didn't need TV, he painted such a good pic." Thank you so much for this post, I can safty say that this is the best thing I have ever, EVER seen on utube.
loislanethelover 4 years ago 2
Beat Pitt!!!
Gave me chills. Jack Fleming is a legend.
mellijellybean 4 years ago
Jack was more than a Simple Gift for WVU football fans everywhere! What a fantastic video and what an appropiate song for it! Job well done!
Jawbreaker17 4 years ago
Awesome!! Simply awesome! Jack was the greatest!! rest in peace.
WVUEERS 4 years ago
Great Job, This man's voice brings smiles to Mountaineers everywhere.
timking2000 4 years ago
Great Job !!! Jack was and always will be a Special "Mountaineer"
timking2000 4 years ago
Thank you MOUNTAINEER.
cseacrist 4 years ago
thank you for bringing Jack back if only for a moment.
mariusiii 4 years ago
Beautiful.
WVUTUBE 4 years ago
Thank you so much for posting this. He was the embodiment of a passionate mountaineer fan!
rdrock83 4 years ago
Speechless cause Jack said it all!
ilivenwv 4 years ago
well done!
shakes1781 4 years ago
Incredibly moving for any Mountaineer Fan. Thank you!
pbodensteiner 4 years ago
BRAVO
jaymabe 4 years ago
great work
JasonTubeYou 4 years ago
solid work
WVDave26 4 years ago
WOW
psycho7244 4 years ago
awesome
lordxenu420 4 years ago