Mike Keith, the radio voice of the Tennessee Titans who called 535 games for the franchise, is leaving his post after 27 years. Keith moving into college sports to call football and basketball games for his alma mater,

Tennessee Titans broadcaster Mike Keith announced he is leaving the Titans and taking over as the voice of the Tennessee Volunteers.

Longtime Tennessee Titans play-by-play radio announcer Mike Keith is leaving the Titans to become the voice of the Tennessee Volunteers.

Mike Keith has been the play-by-play announcer for the Tennessee Titans since 1999. He is returning to UT as the "Voice of the Vols."

The "Voice of the Titans" is now moving on to college basketball and college football for a school he is very familiar with.

Mike Keith is returning to the University of Tennessee as the Voice of the Vols, Tennessee vice chancellor and director of athletics Danny White announced on Thursday. Keith replaces Bob Kesling who announced he will retire in April.

Mike Keith has been announced as Tennessee's new Voice of the Vols. The Titans voice will succeed the retiring Bob Kesling.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Longtime Tennessee Titans play-by-play announcer Mike Keith is headed back to Rocky Top to take over as the Tennessee Volunteers “Voice of the Vols.” Keith will be replacing Bob Kesling who served as the “Voice of the Vols” for 25 years.

For fans of the Tennessee Titans, the world must seem like it’s crashing down around them. First on Tuesday, they saw general manager Ran Carthon get fired; a gut-punch to many. Now, on the heels of that news,

Mike Keith, who has been the radio voice of the Tennessee Titans for nearly three decades, will return to his alma mater to call Tennessee Volunteers football and basketball, sources briefed on the decision said.