Longtime Alabama broadcaster Eli Gold accepts new college gig
Gold could have plans to potentially call other sports for the Gamecocks as well.
Gold could have plans to potentially call other sports for the Gamecocks as well.
Eli Gold and Bill Hillgrove made the unique challenges of football radio play-by-play look easy
"I am so very excited about returning to the Arena Football League as the voice of the Nashville Kats."
"I got news for you Kalen DeBoer, it's going to be hard as hell to coach a game of football on a burning pile of rubble."
"The university has chosen, as they say, go in a different direction. And that’s certainly their right."
"You're allowed to have a spiritual feeling about who do you like and who you want to win."
"I have no ill will toward him, and I apologize for bringing him into the mess yesterday."
"Pretty Loud For A Tennis Match"
"I think he's going to have a great year this year."
"Roll damn Tide, Paul!"
There are Internet trolls who live to catch reporters in such an unfortunate situation.
"John, you need to go see a therapist about your hang-up with Richard Nixon."
"I do not care who's the next coach, because he ain't going to be the right coach, because he ain't going to be Nick Saban."
"You can't tell me that for a big-time program like Alabama, somebody like Prime Time goes there, that you're not going to have athletes who would not follow."
"Please understand that Coach DeBoer & UW Athletics are continuing to work towards a future we can all be excited about."
"The most logical candidate in terms of the experience of the way they want to operate is Kalen DeBoer."
"I might come back for another year just to do it."
"There's no secret; I think that we know he's really interested in broadcasting because he's really good at it."
Oregon coach Dan Lanning committed to staying with the school amid rumors and reports that he may replace Nick Saban at Alabama.
Eugene, Oregon, news anchor Brandon Kamerman dropped a surprising scoop on Alabama's coaching search.
The news of Nick Saban retiring from his post as head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide has the sports media world buzzing.
After shocking news from Tuscaloosa on Wednesday, we now wonder whether former Alabama coach Nick Saban will venture into the media next.
"Not going well in Larryville."
The College Football Playoff semifinals hit a multi-year high, a positive development heading into the title game.
What was Nick watching??