About Us
Dan Albers
Dan Albers is a graduate of the Ohio Center for Broadcasting where he received the Kelly Wilson Memorial Award, given to the Best Overall Student, and was Student of the Month five times. While attending OCB, Dan broadcast for the Cincinnati Sizzle Women’s Professional Football team, and worked games for Fox Sports West, Cox Communications, and the New England Patriots.
Dan’s love for broadcasting led him to start his own company, Ultimate Sports Broadcasting Network (USBN). Dan now broadcasts play-by-play for Cincinnati State men’s and women’s basketball, football and basketball at The College of Mount St. Joseph, football at Anderson High School, and softball for the Cincinnati Metro Championship. Ellis Codjoe, Greg Ellis, and Tom Benassi are Dan’s color announcers at his broadcasting events.
Dan has a 17 year old son, Tyler, a junior at AHS. Dan’s favorite broadcasters are Thom Brenneman, Dan Hoard, and Mike Patrick.
Greg Ellis
Greg Ellis has been the cable TV play-by-play voice for the Anderson Redskins since 1991. His father, Bill Ellis, was a big supporter of Anderson High School Athletics and urged Greg and his brother Brad to broadcast the school's football games on Anderson Community Television. In 1998, Dan Albers replaced Brad as Greg's partner in the booth. Greg started sports broadcasting (football and baseball play-by-play) on the campus radio station while attending the University of Cincinnati. Greg has also called high school basketball games for WTSJ-AM radio. The 1975 Anderson High graduate lives in Anderson Township with his wife Michelle and daughter Katie, who is a sophomore at Anderson High School.
Ellis Codjoe
Attended the Ohio Center for Broadcasting in 2005. During his time there, he announced games for the Cincinnati Sizzle (pro women's football team) and for local high school football and basketball as an intern. He also became proficient with Cool Edit which served him well in producing spots and liners for the broadcasts.
After graduating from OCB, Ellis got together with Dan Albers in 2006 and started announcing football games with Anderson High School, Southern Ohio Patriots (United States Football Alliance), and The College of Mount Saint Joseph all for USBN.
With his passion being play by play announcing, Ellis's broadcasting heroes are Pat Summmerall, Al Michaels, Marty Brennaman, and Jack Buck. He currently lives in the Cincinnati area.