Photos: Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Tucson's Dave Sitton through the years.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Former UA and Pro basketball player Bob Elliott, left, with broadcaster Dave Sitton prior to a UA basketball game against Saint Louis in 2002.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
UA Rugby coach Dave Sitton coaching team during practice in May, 2012.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Dave Sitton during the District 8 Republican debate in 2012.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Dave Sitton as Republican candidate for Congressional District 8 scrutinizes the election returns while with supporters at Jonathan's Cork restaurant in 2012.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Dave Sitton as Republican candidate for Congressional District 8 in 2012 with longtime friend and supporter Kara Moeller while waiting for election results at Jonathan's Cork restaurant.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Former UA football coach Larry Smith, left, and broadcaster Dave Sitton collaborated on UA football games in 2005 for Fox Sports Net Arizona
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Master of Ceremonies Dave Sitton gets the live auction rolling with a laugh from Melissa McCracken, right, executive director of the Arizona Chapter of the American LIver Foundation, during the Flavors of Tucson fundraiser in 2005 at Loews Ventana Canyon Resort.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Willie Smith, who has been helped by El Rio, helps Dave Sitton to encourage guests to raise their pepper paddles to help other kids with asthma.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Dave Sitton is given a bouquet of flowers at his front door in 2006 by Kerri Wilson with the Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce after it was announced he was named Man of the Year.
Broadcaster and UA icon Dave Sitton
Dave Sitton in 2006 after he was named the Man of the Year by the Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce.
Dave Sitton, a onetime UA baseball player who became the voice of Arizona football and basketball on television, Tucson’s preeminent emcee and…
At one time, before cell phones, you could reach Dave Sitton at five different numbers.
Longtime UA broadcaster and rugby coach Dave Sitton died of a pulmonary embolism, Pima County's chief medical examiner told the Star today.