Gary Danielson, Brad Nessler question Sherrone Moore’s strategy: ‘What was that?’
"That's like gold. That's just precious gold ticking away."
"That's like gold. That's just precious gold ticking away."
Michigan quarterback Alex Orji couldn't connect on a trick play against Oregon and then painfully ran into a camera crane.
From a radio reenactment to Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, and Jenny Dell dressing in 1924 fashions and Nessler reading a Grantland Rice column, this was quite the open.
Nothing like a hot mic.
A familiar face will be part of CBS college football studio coverage this season.
The news of Danielson's assignment on Saturday split viewers into two camps.
Ohio State at Indiana provides CBS with big numbers in Week 1.
Each of the Big Ten's media partners will get multiple cracks at picking first weekly.
According to ESPN's Pete Thamel, ex-Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren gave the 2026 conference championship game to NBC "without full authority to do so." Warren's deal with NBC also created a divide between the network and top schools over late-November night games.
Fox will carry four conference championship games during this span, with CBS getting two and NBC getting one.
Ross Dellenger of Sports Illustrated reports that "The Big Ten’s deal will be arranged in a way to allow CBS to fulfill its SEC duties in the first year of the contract."