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The longtime LSU Football public address announcer is set to retire, search for replacement begins immediately.

According to LSU, Dan Borné is retiring as the university’s public address announcer for LSU football and men’s basketball games after 38 years.

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Borné served as LSU’s public address announcer in Tiger Stadium for 38 years and LSU men’s basketball games in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center for 36 years.

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LSU football and men's basketball public address announcer Dan Borne is retiring after 38 years of calling football games inside Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.