Dan Mason on the CBS Telecast: Nantz gets a B+, Romo was limited because it was a defensive game
All the talk, the build-up, the features, the predictions, the prognostications are finally behind us. […]
Through 53 Super Bowls, the networks have never had an African-American analyst in the booth
Since the first Super Bowl in 1967, there have been 53 separate announcers by […]
A List of the 53 announcers who’ve brought us joy, calling Super Bowls on network TV and radio
On the morning of the Super Bowl, let’s wish continued success to current and past […]
Tom Hedrick, 84 and Jack Whitaker, 94, are only two voices alive from ’67 inaugural Super Bowl
In 1967, the NFL had to honor a couple national contracts for its first AFL-NFL […]
CBS Sports head Sean McManus: Hiring Romo was a calculated risk; Credits Nantz for building chemistry
McManus gets occasional spontaneous calls from former NBC guru Dick Ebersol offering tips on CBS […]
Super Bowl betting – Brent Musburger and VSiN provide Wall-to-Wall coverage from Las Vegas
If there’s a time of year for sports bettors, it might be the NCAA Tournament. […]
Other than Tony Romo, 10 ‘Wow’ like network TV voices; loved, hated or tolerated; some at the same time
Whether it’s his sometimes giddy, always frank and generally pedestrian language or it’s his amazingly […]
Will Pro Football and Basketball Halls of Fame expand their recognition of top-class announcers?
For years, basketball broadcasters have been carping about the lack of transparency covering the […]
Halby’s Morsels: As a kid, Romo loved John Madden; All-time Top 5 Super Bowl network TV analysts
On CBS’ telephone press conference yesterday, Tony Romo said that growing up as a football […]
The best of the best; ranking all-time top Super Bowl play-by-play voices; From Al Michaels to Ray Scott
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25th anniversary of O.J. Simpson working Super Bowl sidelines for NBC. Months later he faced […]