Why 'Holy Mother Meatballs!' is the college football call of the year and it came from Appalachian State student radio.
WASU only broadcasts home games, so Marcin watched App State topple the Aggies from his off-campus apartment before hopping a bus to celebrate on campus. There, he found pandemonium. Marcin joined revelers in jumping into the Duck Pond, honoring an App State tradition to celebrate big football victories with a dip.
“Holy Mother Meatballs!” Marcin shouted. “It’s a touchdown for App State on a Hail Mary! Christian Horn, touuucchhhdowwnn! Are you serious?” Bair watched, hands on his head, as he offered the best gift a color commentator can supply in such a situation: silence. “As a color commentator, it’s just as important to know when not to say something as it is when to say something,” Bair said.Holy Mother Meatballs, what a finish. And what a call.
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