Larry David does an interview with NBC Sports at the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe. Credit: NBC Sports
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Dan Orlovsky eats cold chicken as replacement birthday cake on ‘NFL Live’
"That's actually pretty good. I don't understand why people hate."
Elle Duncan: ‘Right now, the WNBA is the most toxic space to cover’
"...I think we are wasting [the moment] by muddying it down with everything else that's bothering us in this country right now."
Luke Kuechly reportedly replacing Bill Belichick on Peyton Manning’s ‘The Breakdown’
Kuechly is clearly the hottest name in NFL broadcasting right now.
Prime Video reportedly signs James Palmer as ‘Thursday Night Football’ NFL insider
Palmer replaces Ian Rapoport in what has been a revolving door during Prime Video's history as an NFL broadcaster.
Tributes pour in for longtime SEC basketball broadcaster Joe Dean Jr., dead at 71
"Joe Jr. was a walking talking memorial to his legendary father, and he loved that."
ESPN moves ‘Marty & McGee’ to noon Saturdays, expanding ‘SEC Nation’ to three hours
Marty & McGee now runs from noon to 12:45 p.m. ET, right before SEC Network's 1 p.m. kickoffs.