Grant Hill Archives

Ian Eagle calls thrilling finish of Houston-Duke game: ‘The dream remains alive!’

"March Sadness for Duke and their fanbase."

TNT Sports signs Grant Hill to new long term contract

TNT Sports has locked up Grant Hill to a new contract to lead their year-long college basketball coverage at the network.

Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery, Grant Hill win best broadcast booth title

The CBS team of Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery, and Grant Hill have won Awful Announcing's fan vote as the best broadcast booth in sports.

CBS and TNT Sports reveal 2025 NCAA Tournament announcers

Jalen Rose is the big addition as CBS and WBD reveal their announcing lineups for the 2025 NCAA Tournament.

Credit: TNT, Fox. Edit by Liam McGuire, Comeback Media.

NBA

Why doesn’t Grant Hill get the Tom Brady treatment over conflicts of interest?

Chris Webber was a member of the college Select Team that stunned the Dream Team in a scrimmage in 1992. (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Discovery)

HBO

‘We Beat the Dream Team’ revisits unbelievable upset

ESPN may reportedly try out candidates for top NBA team during season

"They're likely not gonna make any moves until maybe the end of the calendar year."

Four leading candidates to join ESPN’s top NBA booth reportedly identified

ESPN is seeking a new analyst for its top NBA booth alongside Mike Breen and Doris Burke.

Jaylen Brown didn’t appreciate Grant Hill calling him a conspiracy theorist

"I’ve been a VP since I was 21 years old I have a great understanding."

Ian Eagle on first Final Four strategy: ‘I wanted to be myself’

"I had this sense of calm just before going on air for the Final Four."

Ian Eagle does his best Bill Raftery impression

"I do a better Raft than Raft."

Ian Eagle’s Final Four calls include ‘Full Nelson’ and ‘Wedgie in the desert’

"I waited my whole life for that. A Final Four wedgie."

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NBA

The 1998-99 NBA lockout 25 years later: How the league survived, then thrived

The Daily Caller and others duped by Charles Barkley-Grant Hill oxygen mask video

"All of a sudden now, altitude matters? Give me a damn break!"

Jim Nantz and colleagues discuss Nantz’s last Final Four: ‘Cherish every minute.’

"Our friend, our leader, our mortar, the guy I feel kind of keeps this whole thing together and has done it so eloquently and masterfully and respectfully for so long, it's crazy. It's still surreal that it's come to an end."

Shaquille O’Neal says hello to taunter’s mother on Jimmy Kimmel Live’s NBA Mean Tweets, 2021 edition

The NBA Finals beginning on ABC also means a Jimmy Kimmel Live pregame show. And with Game 1...

Chris Webber reportedly out at TNT

Webber had been an NBA analyst with TNT since 2008.

Jim Nantz gets meme treatment for ‘meme’ pronunciation, Moe Wagner breaks Bill Raftery’s glasses & terrifies Grant Hill (videos via @ClippitTV)

Also, A-Rod incorrectly predicts many pitches before they happen in his ESPN broadcasting debut.

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