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."
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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."
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.
Michigan’s Moritz Wagner went flying over announcers’ table, broke Bill Raftery’s glasses and terrified Grant Hill
Fortunately, no one was hurt. But Wagner came close to hitting Hill and did break Raftery's glasses.
Mountain Dew pulls Grant Hill ad that angered Coca-Cola, CBS, Turner
NCAA Tournament-sponsor Coca-Cola was not happy to see Hill endorsing a rival brand. Now, the ad in question is gone.
CBS, Turner and Coca Cola are all reportedly mad at Grant Hill for this Mountain Dew commercial
Hill mocked NCAA Tournament trademarks in a Mountain Dew ad, drawing ire from his employers.
The Good, Bad and Ugly of 1st week of CBS/Turner’s 2017 NCAA Tournament coverage
Power failure sees CBS booth finish with one mic after Tracy Wolfson fills in
A power failure caused Tracy Wolfson to briefly fill in on play-by-play, then the CBS booth to finish with her mic.
Watchability rankings for the major conference tournaments
In previous years, there were a few days during Championship Week in which college basketball fans could have...
Predicting The CBS/Turner Announcing Teams For The NCAA Tournament
It’s a new world for CBS and Turner Sports as they embark upon another March to Madness. Bill...
