Jim Nantz says eye contact is the “secret sauce” to his success with Tony Romo
"When we’re actually talking on the air, we’re actually making eye contact."
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Here’s the Kansas radio call of the Jayhawks winning the National Championship
"YOUR JAYHAWKS ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! OCHAI AGBAJI COMES RUNNING OVER TO GIVE US A HUG! LOVE YOU, BROTHER!"
Iowa-Indiana featured alarming number of fecal-related broadcasting mishaps
Whatever you want to take away from the fact that a Big Ten basketball game was loaded with this many butt-related references, that's on you.
Jim Nantz met with dead air as Nick Faldo rendered speechless by pistachios
Faldo croaking that it wasn't a pretzel really elevated the whole thing.
Jim Nantz to call golf tournament from the site of the AFC Championship Game
Nantz will be calling golf next Friday and Saturday as well as the AFC Championship Game that Sunday.
Jim Nantz and Tony Romo were audibly shocked by the end of 49ers-Cowboys
"I am livid if I'm a Cowboy fan!"
Jim Nantz will miss Week 18 of the NFL season over health and safety protocols, with Tom McCarthy filling in on Panthers-Bucs
McCarthy has been calling selected NFL games for CBS since 2014, and primarily worked with Tiki Barber this year. Now, he's stepping into the "A" booth alongside Romo.
The Jim Nantz call for an improbable Mickelson PGA Championship win: “Phil defeats Father Time!”
CBS had a pretty good afternoon overall, too.
Jim Nantz did his best to get Tiger Woods to reveal his return timeline
Nantz took advantage of what's normally a puff segment and actually tried to get some real news.
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.
Does ESPN really make sense as an option for Jim Nantz?
Could Nantz leave CBS for ESPN? Maybe, but it's hard to imagine for a variety of reasons.
Patrick Reed immediately put the new CBS golf rules expert to the test
The problem with CBS using (or being forced to use) a non-independent rules expert was exposed almost immediately.
Tony Romo and Jim Nantz perplexed by the Bills’ correct choice to go for two late against the Chiefs
Romo and Nantz should have at least been able to present the audience with why Buffalo made the choice.
