I'll be there in the morning if I live by Grover Lewis

I helped Reed do high school games, I started being a radio announcer in those days playing records and things with KVNU, and going on the air and saying whatever we wanted to say and doing our own local news or whatever we could find. “ I came here after high school, Reed Andreasen was in charge of the radio station. Al’s work with Craig goes back many decades, as Hislop was brought in by USU to call the Aggie games. I went down and filled in for Weber State this year, one game when the Aggies weren’t playing one weekend,” he explained.Īs far as Utah State is concerned, Al currently provides pre-game and post-game coverage of football and men’s basketball games for KVNU. “I did Aggies (for) 24 (years), I did Logan High (for) 26 (years), and this is the first year I really haven’t done any games really, except maybe the last game I’ll ever do will be Weber State when they beat Utah Tech. In addition to being the current morning man alongside Craig Hislop and Will Feelright, Lewis was the long-time voice for the Utah State Aggies for football and men’s basketball. Lewis was a guest on KVNU’s For the People program this past week to reflect back on his decades of service behind the microphone. LOGAN - This past August, Al Lewis reached a big milestone – 50 years behind the microphone on NewsTalk KVNU.

I'll be there in the morning if I live by Grover Lewis