
Hoyas' voice still has last word after 33 years
If the Georgetown men's basketball program spoke with one voice, it would sound like Rich Chvotkin.
As the Hoyas prepare for the program's fourth Final Four appearance, there has been one constant — Chvotkin, in one of elite-level college sports' most unusual radio play-by-play arrangements. Now in his 33rd season behind the mike, Chvotkin, 61, is a part-time announcer and full-time psychologist in Washington, D.C. Chvotkin (Shvaht-kin) is among the longest-tenured broadcasters for a school in one of the nation's big six conferences, one of the few whose full-time job is not in broadcasting — and perhaps the only one whose radio career was interrupted by six months in the first Gulf War as a lieutenant colonel in the Army reserves.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/mensbasketball/tourney07/2007-03-26-georgetown-chvotkin_N.htm
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