We all know that this week will be one that lives in history for the Tribe. It's amazing what one single person is capable of doing for our program. People like this only comes around once in a lifetime and it's only fitting that we took time to recognize him last night. Sometimes you have to sit back and remind yourself, that you may never see something like this happen again.

He arrives early and leaves late. I've heard him described as the "hardest working person in the program." He doesn't get paid a penny, even though it is rumored that other schools have offered to pay him to take his game to their campuses. Lucky for us, some guys just do it for the love of the game and the love of The College. So, it's only fitting that we honored him with a roaring standing ovation last night. In the current age of college sports, it is a milestone that all broadcasters will strive to match. Congratulations Bill McDonald (BillyMac) on 25 great years of service.

Nicely done.

(02-26-2015 10:03 AM)ReallyBigTribeFan Wrote:  We all know that this week will be one that lives in history for the Tribe. It's amazing what one single person is capable of doing for our program. People like this only comes around once in a lifetime and it's only fitting that we took time to recognize him last night. Sometimes you have to sit back and remind yourself, that you may never see something like this happen again.

He arrives early and leaves late. I've heard him described as the "hardest working person in the program." He doesn't get paid a penny, even though it is rumored that other schools have offered to pay him to take his game to their campuses. Lucky for us, some guys just do it for the love of the game and the love of The College. So, it's only fitting that we honored him with a roaring standing ovation last night. In the current age of college sports, it is a milestone that all broadcasters will strive to match. Congratulations Bill McDonald (BillyMac) on 25 great years of service.

I too wish nothing but good fortune to billlymac in all his future endeavors.

(02-26-2015 10:03 AM)ReallyBigTribeFan Wrote:  We all know that this week will be one that lives in history for the Tribe. It's amazing what one single person is capable of doing for our program. People like this only comes around once in a lifetime and it's only fitting that we took time to recognize him last night. Sometimes you have to sit back and remind yourself, that you may never see something like this happen again.

He arrives early and leaves late. I've heard him described as the "hardest working person in the program." He doesn't get paid a penny, even though it is rumored that other schools have offered to pay him to take his game to their campuses. Lucky for us, some guys just do it for the love of the game and the love of The College. So, it's only fitting that we honored him with a roaring standing ovation last night. In the current age of college sports, it is a milestone that all broadcasters will strive to match. Congratulations Bill McDonald (BillyMac) on 25 great years of service.

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Well said, "Really Big"!

Rumor has it that they will be rewarding BillyMac by leading the radio broadcast this weekend. One of the truly great guys in the Tribe Athletic Department!

We love you, BillyMac!

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You're just trying to make me blush...

Billy Mac
You are the man. Representing the tribal nation for all these years. I just hope you didn't pull this off too soon. All the best

Billy Mac-Thanks for your years of dedication!!!!

I have stayed glued to the radio many nights for the away games and you have been the rock that kept everybody in line-you will be dearly missed!!

Having lived out of the area since leaving W&M, I have listened to the radio broadcasts over the internet for years. Thanks for all you have done in bringing the games to us. Best wishes, you will be missed.