TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS..AND OUR NEXT GUEST WILL BE FRONT AND CENTER.4@JEFF JARNIGAN IS THE
PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCER AT
NEYLAND STADIUM...YOU'LL HEAR
HIM AT ALL THE HOME
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WELCOME..HOW 4@
WELCOME..HOW EXCITED 4@
WELCOME..HOW EXCITED ARE 4@
WELCOME..HOW EXCITED ARE YOU?@ BEST PART OF YOUR
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WHAT 4@4@4@4@
WHAT IS 4@4@4@4@
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WHAT IS THE HARDEST/MOST @4@4@4@ CHALLENGING?4@FUNNIEST THING THAT'S HAPPENED.ABOUT JEFF: HE
WAS ALSO THE ANNOUNCER FOR THE
PRIDE OF THE SOUTHLAND
MARCHING BAND FOR A 12 YEAR
SPAN. JARNIGAN IS A NATIVE4@ OF
EAST TENNESSEE WHO ATTENDED
HIS FIRST TENNESSEE FOOTBALL
GAME ON OCTOBER 3, 1970. BOBBY
SCOTT LED THE VOLS TO A 48-3
VICTORY OVER ARMY THAT DAY AND
CREATED A VOLUNTEER FAN FOR
LIFE.AUG 20, 2014ANY HOME
FOOTBALL GAME YOU GO TO AT
NEYLAND, YOU'LL HEAR THE VOICE
JEFF JARNIGAN.4@"CARLIN
FILS-AIME CARRIES, FORCED DOWN
BY AUSTIN SMITH."HIS BOOMING
VOICE ECHOES ACROSS NEYLAND
STADIUM."THE FIRST GAME I DID
IN NEYLAND STADIUM," SAID
JARNIGAN, "WAS THE FIRST TIME
I EVER HEARD ANYONE COMING OUT
OF THOSE SPEAKERS AT A REAL
GAME THAT WASN'T BOBBY DENTON."
HIS PUBLIC ANNOUNCING CAREER
STARTED IN HIGH SCHOOL AT
FULTON."I W4@AS HORRIBLE IN HIG
SCHOOL," HE LAUGHED. "I'M GLAD
THAT THERE WERE NO MOBILE
PHONES BACK THEN, I WOULD
NEVER WANT TO LIVE THAT DOWN."
HIS VOICE RINGS OUT ACROSS THE
STADIUM AS THE WHITE TEAM ADDS
A TOUCHDOW4@N."DORMADY'S PASS
COMPLETE TO ELI WOLF, COVERING
19 YARDS."JARNIGAN IS STILL A 4@
RELATIVELY NEW VOICE IN
NEYLAND. BACK IN APRIL OF
2014, TENNESSEE PA LEGEND
BOBBY DENTON DIED AFTER
BATTLING CANCER. JARNIGAN WAS
ANNOUNCING FOR THE PRIDE OF
THE SOUTHLAND MARCHING BAND AT
THE TIME. HE WOULD REPLACE
DENTON."HE WAS GREAT TO ME AND
HE'S AN ICON IN TENNESSEE
FOOTBALL HISTORY," SAID
JARNIGAN. "I'M HONORED TO BE
SITTING IN THE CHAIR I
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