I don't see how anybody could do that, but he did. And his work didn't suffer. Broadcasting was his passion. What he really needed was to be at a microphone.

He was the essence of what a sportscaster should be. He had the ability to capture what was happening and enable listeners to see it as vividly as if they were in the arena themselves.

There's a huge void in Bay Area sports broadcasting right now. I can't ever remember a time in 40 years that Bill wasn't on the air. He was my closest friend in broadcasting. We had a lot of wonderful times together.

You develop a passion for it. There is something special about motocross. It's a piece of you, you and it stays in your heart.

Anything that suggests the possibility of favoritism really begins to work against the public confidence,

You can't be fat and fast, too; so lift, run, diet and work.