Approaching his 80th birthday, Dick Vitale discusses Lifetime Achievement Emmy, ESPN origins, battle to fight childhood cancer
No matter his age, Dick Vitale will continue to entertain fans and fight for sick children.
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The Tiger Factor is once again hanging over the PGA Championship
No matter what happens this weekend with Tiger Woods at Bethpage Black, he's going to be the main attraction.
Catching up with Verne Lundquist prior to the PGA Championship
"I assume that since I didn’t curse on the air that I’m going to be invited back to Augusta next year”
ESPN’s Burke Magnus, Connor Schell discuss ESPN+, XFL, relationship with NFL at Disney upfronts
Magnus also denied that Monday Night Football could move from ESPN to ABC.
Telemundo is going all out with its Women’s World Cup and Copa America coverage this summer
Despite a lack of Central American flair in the Women's World Cup, Telemundo is not holding back.
Jason Terry enjoying broadcasting while waiting for head coaching opportunities
Life as a broadcaster is going pretty well for Jason Terry.
Jamie Erdahl’s steady rise at CBS Sports continues with Sweet 16, Elite 8 games this weekend
Jamie Erdahl has sped up the ladder at CBS Sports, and will work two Sweet 16 games and one Elite 8 game this weekend.
Former Good Morning Football showrunner looks to bring magic to DAZN’s MLB ChangeUp
Getting Schooled: Professor Len Elmore discusses new life as Columbia University lecturer
Jim Jackson discusses NCAA Tournament debut on TV for Turner, CBS, whether Gus Johnson misses March Madness
Jim Jackson is finally going to be calling NCAA Tournament games on television this year, and his March Madness starts on Wednesday night.
Turner Sports broadcaster Brian Anderson talks juggling several gigs, the Milwaukee Brewers, and potentially succeeding Marv Albert
Jon Champion discusses his new beginning with ESPN and MLS, why he moved to America to broadcast soccer
Jon Champion's first game as ESPN's primary MLS announcer came this past weekend.
Mickey Duzyj discusses his Netflix sports documentary series ‘Losers,’ and how athletes deal with their biggest failures
"It always struck me that everybody says that we learn more from our failures than we do from our victories, but that doesn’t always manifest in popular culture or in conversations."
Jim Rikhoff is prepared, ready for his first Super Bowl as lead producer
Jim Rikhoff will be the lead producer for Super Bowl LIII, his first in charge for CBS.
Tony Romo’s broadcasting improvement goes well beyond predicting play calls
It's not luck - Tony Romo has gotten so good in the broadcast booth by working his ass off.
AA Q&A: CBS Sports’ Amy Trask on the Super Bowl, Big 3, whether pass interference should be reviewable
John Sterling discusses calling Sunday’s Brooklyn Nets game for YES, how he’ll never retire
John Sterling is going to call the Brooklyn Nets' game on YES this Sunday, and talked to AA about going back to his roots.
Stu Holden is optimistic about calling Barcelona-Tottenham with Steve Nash, urges fans to be open-minded about the broadcast
Turner Sports broadcaster Stu Holden is calling Barcelona-Tottenham on site with Steve Nash this week, and he thinks it's going to be a different experience for fans.
