Logan Anderson

The last game of my basketball broadcast season was this weekend at the South Dakota Girls Class A State Tournament. None of the games were particularly memorable, but the end of the season is always a time for reflection. On the car ride home I realized that this was the end of my 10th year as a professional football/basketball broadcaster.… Read More

I’m writing this post from a coffee shop in Tucson, AZ. It was my wife’s grandmothers 90th birthday, and while taking time off this time of year is tricky and generally unadvisable, it was important, so we found a way to make it work. I say this not to shout about how much I’m enjoying the 75 degree weather and no snow on the ground, but to say I’m a little bit bummed because the one game I missed ended up being the very last game of the best high school basketball player I’ve ever had the privilege to cover.… Read More

We are switching this episode up and reversing roles!… Read More

Part of being a sportscaster is being able to tell the stories of games. Along the way we go through experiences that become stories worth telling in their own right. I wanted to take a moment this week and share a few moments of my career that were mortifying at the time, but I look back and laugh at now!… Read More

What does it take to make it big in sportscasting? After spending the last two plus years hosting the SayTheDamnScore Podcast, I’ve had the good fortune to talk to many high-level broadcasters about their paths to the upper echelon of the sportscasting industry. What I’ve discovered is that there is no one way to get it done.

This episode of the SayTheDamnScore Podcast is one of the best!… Read More

I’ve recently been doing a lot of self critiquing trying to decide where my talent level truly is compared with the positions I hope to pursue in the near future. This is always a tricky process because we naturally overvalue ourselves by building up our strengths and minimizing our weaknesses. With that in mind I decided to re-post an article from April 2016.

For those of us who do football in the fall and basketball/hockey in the winter, the beginning of February is when we can start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Don’t get me wrong, I love every second of it, but I can’t help but feel worn down this time of year.… Read More

Episode 57 features a conversation with Joe Davis, who followed Vin Scully as the TV voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers.… Read More

In early August, I was offered a position doing sales and covering an NCAA D2 football and basketball team. I won’t share the school or location out of respect for the person who eventually took the position. However, I was excited that things seemed to be falling into place! Sarah, my fiancée at the time, and now wife, was also offered a teaching job in the area, so it seemed that I was going to be back as the voice of a college team.… Read More