AJ Ross talks her first March Madness sideline reporting role, taking her playing experience into sports media: “It’s a dream come true.”
"I couldn't be more elated and excited."
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Pioneering NFL broadcaster Irv Cross passes away; colleagues and fans pay tribute on social media
Cross was the first Black man to work as a full-time analyst on national television.
CBS squeezed all it could from a lackluster Super Bowl LV
CBS was not hit by the mistakes that marred its previous Super Bowl broadcasts, but there was one glaring omission in the telecast.
Ian Eagle reportedly re-ups with CBS for the long term
CBS locks in Eagle as its prepares to negotiate a new deal with lead announcer Jim Nantz
Charles Schwab Challenge has its most-watched final round in 16 years, averaging 3.1 million viewers on CBS
A +50% ratings increase from last year's final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Ian Eagle and Noah Eagle are once again in the same house, thanks to COVID-19
Ian broke it to Noah that his old bedroom is no longer the same place.
CBSSN will premiere “Jacksonville U: Can Do!” doc Sunday in celebration of Dolphins’ historic 1970 NCAA tournament run
In 1970, the Jacksonville Dolphins became the smallest university (enrollment 2,200 at the time) to reach the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game. 50 years later, CBS is looking back at that run in a new documentary.
Gary McCord sounds off on CBS Sports axing: “You shouldn’t do it this way”
“You shouldn’t do it this way. No chance to say thanks to the viewers, to all my CBS friends? That’s what you get for 35 years?”
CBS will continue to sublicense Big East basketball games from Fox through 2024-25, including some on broadcast
CBS will continue to sublicense Big East games from Fox, showing 20 a year from 2019-20 to 2024-25, with up to four annually on broadcast TV.
CBS, Google call Kentucky Derby for Maximum Security, later disqualified on review as 65-to-1 shot Country House wins
It looked like Maximum Security had won the Kentucky Derby, and some sites called it. But after review, the winner was Country House.
Power outage delays start of Michigan vs. Texas Tech, causes CBS to briefly do commentary from studio
College basketball fans are used to NCAA Tournament games not starting exactly on time or as they’re supposed...
What, exactly, is CBS hoping to capture with the Zion Cam footage anyway?
College basketball fans who want to see student-athletes get compensated fairly based on the billions they generate for...
CBS/Turner go back to basics with a one-hour NCAA Tournament Selection Show
After last year’s two-hour disaster, there’s nowhere to go but up!
