- Max
Falkenstien (April 9, 1924 – July 29, 2019) was an
American radio sports announcer. In his 60-year
career at the
University of
Kansas (1946–2006)...
-
accommodate many of
those needs, it is now used
primarily for basketball. Max
Falkenstien was a
stalwart figure in the
radio booth,
working every home game in...
- Yale
University in two
consecutive years from 2004 to 2006, and Kate
Falkenstien of Yale in two
consecutive years from 2010 to 2012.
Every year from 1992...
- 1999:
Costas 2000:
Brown 2001:
Stockton 2002:
Nantz 2003:
Hundley 2004:
Falkenstien 2005:
Campbell 2006:
Raftery 2007:
McCoy 2008:
Wolff 2009:
Collins 2010:...
- 1999:
Costas 2000:
Brown 2001:
Stockton 2002:
Nantz 2003:
Hundley 2004:
Falkenstien 2005:
Campbell 2006:
Raftery 2007:
McCoy 2008:
Wolff 2009:
Collins 2010:...
- 1999:
Costas 2000:
Brown 2001:
Stockton 2002:
Nantz 2003:
Hundley 2004:
Falkenstien 2005:
Campbell 2006:
Raftery 2007:
McCoy 2008:
Wolff 2009:
Collins 2010:...
-
players have had
their jersey retired by Kansas. One
former announcer, Max
Falkenstien, is
honored with the
retired jerseys as well. His
number 60 was chosen...
- 1999:
Costas 2000:
Brown 2001:
Stockton 2002:
Nantz 2003:
Hundley 2004:
Falkenstien 2005:
Campbell 2006:
Raftery 2007:
McCoy 2008:
Wolff 2009:
Collins 2010:...
- 1999:
Costas 2000:
Brown 2001:
Stockton 2002:
Nantz 2003:
Hundley 2004:
Falkenstien 2005:
Campbell 2006:
Raftery 2007:
McCoy 2008:
Wolff 2009:
Collins 2010:...
- 2023" (PDF).
Forvis Audit.
January 16, 2024.
Retrieved March 11, 2024.
Falkenstien, Max; Vance, Doug (1996). Max and the Jayhawks: 50
Years on and off the...
