Awful Announcing
CBS will broadcast The Loyola Project and March Madness Returns Saturday, then Big House, The Pearl & The Triumph of Winston-Salem State and HBCUs: 2nd Acts Sunday leading into the HBCU All-Star Game.
"One of the things that we've been missing most is the access, this ability to get down and bring the fan as close [as possible] to the court."
"What's it like being so miserable all the time? For a sport you 'cover' @dennisdoddcbs... Praying for you. I still remember back in July at SEC Media Days when you said the CEILING for our team was 2 wins... Keep bringing that expert 'analysis.'"
"We are implementing this to be consistent at all sports venues as a growing number of events are requiring boosters."
"We plan to be involved in the business of college football, big-time college football, going forward, and to take advantage of that tradition we've established."
This outage caused a lot of issues for a lot of people.
"It was instrumental in helping the NFL overtake Major League Baseball as America’s No. 1 sport."
Well, that was certainly memorable.
"I have tried really hard throughout my career not to look like an idiot on TV."
"I couldn't be more elated and excited."
Cross was the first Black man to work as a full-time analyst on national television.
CBS was not hit by the mistakes that marred its previous Super Bowl broadcasts, but there was one glaring omission in the telecast.
CBS locks in Eagle as its prepares to negotiate a new deal with lead announcer Jim Nantz
