Welcome to my blog! Here's a little about me... posted by Scott Sudikoff
Hello! I just wanted to take this time and introduce myself to anyone reading this...
I'm a 22-year old graduate of the University of Maryland-College Park (GO TERPS!) and while there I was the Assistant Sports Director at the campus radio station, WMUC. The time I spent at WMUC was amazing, as I was able to be a play-by-play announcer for numerous ACC Football, Basketball and Baseball games. Play-by-play announcing is what I've wanted to do for many years now, and the excellent journalism program at Maryland was the main reason why I attended the university. If you are at all interested, you can listen to my play-by-play demos at my "official" website: www.ScottSudikoff.com.
So, you can guess that sports have been a huge part of my life. At school I was able to travel all over the country with the different athletic teams. I can now say that I have been to Cedar Falls, Iowa and Spokane, Washington as well as many other colleges like Coastal Carolina, Clemson, Virginia, Wake Forest, Rutgers, Boston College, Miami and Georgia Tech in order to sit in a press box and call the action live on the radio. Over the summer I was an announcer for the Worcester Tornadoes Baseball Club in Worcester, Mass. Currently I am on the look-out for my next on-air job.
I have lived in New England my entire life, and have been a Boston sports fan the entire time. Without a doubt my biggest allegiance lies with the Boston Celtics. My family has had season tickets since the day I was born, and I have bled Celtic green for 22 years. Of course winning the 2008 NBA Championship was quite a feeling, but I've had other great moments as a Celtics fan and plenty of bad moments. Through the thick and thing I have stuck with this team, including the drafting of Chauncey Billups and Ron Mercer instead of Tim Duncan. It has all been worth it. I've had the privilege of being at the then-FleetCenter for
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