But now I see His hand in a lot of things, whether we win this thing or not.” Now, God doesn’t care who wins and God is a God of waiting, and we’re blessed in waiting, but it has been waiting. “I had a couple texts from brothers in the Lord who have said exactly that. “What it has meant to me, what I’m learning, is seeing God’s favor,” Holthus told Sports Spectrum this week. Holthus believes he senses God’s work in the Chiefs’ Super Bowl run. Holthus discusses this achievement, and the long drought behind it, as part of a divine providence. Holthus’ signature call has gotten a lot of work in the past two seasons, as quarterback Patrick Mahomes, head coach Andy Reid and the Chiefs offense have racked up 121 touchdowns, 24 regular-season wins, and now their first Super Bowl appearance in 50 years. KC radio announcer with his famous #touchdownkansascity at Super Bowl Opening Night in Miami #kcchamber #superbowl #SuperBowlLIV #ChiefsKingdom /uXh4JOwT8U 'THE TEAM THAT LAMAR HUNT FOUNDED HAS JUST WON LAMAR HUNT'S TROPHY IN THE STADIUM THAT WAS LAMAR HUNT'S DREAM.' /GRDEi01dJD

“It’s like taking a snare drum, and hitting three beats: ‘KAN-SAS-CITY.’”

“It’s like four staccato notes,” Holthus explains. > Subscribe to Sports Spectrum Magazine for more stories where sports and faith connect << For 26 years, Holthus, the play-by-play personality of the Chiefs Radio Network, has been announcing touchdowns the exact same way, his gravelly voice announcing, “Touchdown! Kansas City!” Unless you grew up in the Midwest listening to Kansas City Chiefs games on the radio, you probably don’t know Mitch Holthus by name - though you’ve probably heard his voice at some point.

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