Staff Directory
Adam Young
- Title:
- Director of Broadcast Services/Voice of the Eagles
Adam Young was named the new Voice of the Eagles and Director of Broadcasting for the Georgia Southern Sports Network in 2026.
Young becomes just the fourth football play-by-play announcer in Georgia Southern's storied football history, following the legendary voices of the late Nate Hirsch, Chris Blair and Danny Reed, continuing a broadcasting tradition that has chronicled some of the greatest moments in Eagle Athletics for more than four decades.
One of the nation's most accomplished collegiate broadcasters, Young arrives in Statesboro after serving as the Director of Broadcasting and play-by-play voice at New Mexico State, where he called football, basketball, baseball and numerous other sports while overseeing the Aggies' broadcasting operation and multimedia content.
Over the course of his career, Young has established himself as one of the premier voices in college athletics. His television play-by-play work has appeared on ESPN+, Bally Sports regional networks, Altitude Sports and other national and regional platforms. In addition to his collegiate responsibilities, Young has called NCAA Division II and Division III Volleyball National Championships on ESPN+ and ESPNU, Conference USA Championships, WAC Championships and professional baseball.
Young has earned national recognition throughout his career, including being named one of the Top 20 Collegiate Sportscasters in America by the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA) during college, and later as one of the organization's Top 30 Sportscasters Under 30. He was also featured in veteran broadcaster Bill Brown's book Sportscasting 101 and has become widely respected throughout the broadcasting industry for his preparation, versatility and storytelling ability.
Before arriving at New Mexico State, Young spent four seasons as the Voice of the Gateway Grizzlies while also working for SIU Edwardsville, McKendree University, Washington University in St. Louis and Saint Louis University. His broadcasting career began at just 17 years old in the St. Louis area before quickly rising through collegiate and professional ranks.
Young serves as the primary play-by-play voice for Georgia Southern football, men's basketball and baseball while contributing multiple types of content across the department's multimedia and digital platforms. He will also serve as an ambassador for Eagle Nation, emceeing and hosting key events.
A native of Waterloo, Illinois, he and his wife Ashley have a son named Porter, who is three.
What They're Saying About Adam Young
"Adam Young is a sincere, dedicated sportscaster who has a work ethic as good as you'll find. He deserves a place in every conversation about the top young sportscasters in the nation." - Bill Brown, retired television voice of the Houston Astros
"Adam Young has a beautiful voice, very good mechanics and the drive to succeed. He will be a star somewhere one day." - Marc Zumoff, retired television voice of the Philadelphia 76ers
"I witnessed Adam's professionalism, hard work and dedication to his craft firsthand. What stuck out to me most was his dogged preparation. He was tireless in his pursuit of being prepared and getting it right. Any employer will benefit from Adam's skill and, above all, a true professional. Adam gets it." - Chris Jans, Mississippi State men's basketball head coach
"Adam Young is a total pro. Total commitment to preparation, which leads to flawless execution on the air. He's a star!" - Brian Green, Wichita State baseball head coach
Young becomes just the fourth football play-by-play announcer in Georgia Southern's storied football history, following the legendary voices of the late Nate Hirsch, Chris Blair and Danny Reed, continuing a broadcasting tradition that has chronicled some of the greatest moments in Eagle Athletics for more than four decades.
One of the nation's most accomplished collegiate broadcasters, Young arrives in Statesboro after serving as the Director of Broadcasting and play-by-play voice at New Mexico State, where he called football, basketball, baseball and numerous other sports while overseeing the Aggies' broadcasting operation and multimedia content.
Over the course of his career, Young has established himself as one of the premier voices in college athletics. His television play-by-play work has appeared on ESPN+, Bally Sports regional networks, Altitude Sports and other national and regional platforms. In addition to his collegiate responsibilities, Young has called NCAA Division II and Division III Volleyball National Championships on ESPN+ and ESPNU, Conference USA Championships, WAC Championships and professional baseball.
Young has earned national recognition throughout his career, including being named one of the Top 20 Collegiate Sportscasters in America by the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA) during college, and later as one of the organization's Top 30 Sportscasters Under 30. He was also featured in veteran broadcaster Bill Brown's book Sportscasting 101 and has become widely respected throughout the broadcasting industry for his preparation, versatility and storytelling ability.
Before arriving at New Mexico State, Young spent four seasons as the Voice of the Gateway Grizzlies while also working for SIU Edwardsville, McKendree University, Washington University in St. Louis and Saint Louis University. His broadcasting career began at just 17 years old in the St. Louis area before quickly rising through collegiate and professional ranks.
Young serves as the primary play-by-play voice for Georgia Southern football, men's basketball and baseball while contributing multiple types of content across the department's multimedia and digital platforms. He will also serve as an ambassador for Eagle Nation, emceeing and hosting key events.
A native of Waterloo, Illinois, he and his wife Ashley have a son named Porter, who is three.
What They're Saying About Adam Young
"Adam Young is a sincere, dedicated sportscaster who has a work ethic as good as you'll find. He deserves a place in every conversation about the top young sportscasters in the nation." - Bill Brown, retired television voice of the Houston Astros
"Adam Young has a beautiful voice, very good mechanics and the drive to succeed. He will be a star somewhere one day." - Marc Zumoff, retired television voice of the Philadelphia 76ers
"I witnessed Adam's professionalism, hard work and dedication to his craft firsthand. What stuck out to me most was his dogged preparation. He was tireless in his pursuit of being prepared and getting it right. Any employer will benefit from Adam's skill and, above all, a true professional. Adam gets it." - Chris Jans, Mississippi State men's basketball head coach
"Adam Young is a total pro. Total commitment to preparation, which leads to flawless execution on the air. He's a star!" - Brian Green, Wichita State baseball head coach
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