Ian Eagle admits he’s more nervous than Noah Eagle for son’s broadcasts
Ian Eagle feels more nervous watching his son, Noah, call a game than he does when he's doing it himself.
Ian Eagle feels more nervous watching his son, Noah, call a game than he does when he's doing it himself.
Fox is “contemplating” the arrangement for Olsen, per a source.
"If he does want to do this, and I would love for him to do it because I think it's good for broadcasting in general, I think he'd be really good."
"This kid’s 27 years old and crushed it."
NBC's top college football broadcast team is heading to Brazil.
"IT'S A GOLDEN DAGGER!!!"
"It’s quite surreal. I never anticipated my career going this way."
"America, you know him as LeBron James, I know him personally. His pronouns are he/him."
Noah Eagle and Dwyane Wade debuted to rave reviews at the Olympics on Saturday, perhaps providing a preview of the NBA on NBC in 2025.
"You could call NFL games for the next 40 years, and you're never going to get a game like that."
"We've learned this weekend that this will be our last, at least for now."
Kerith Burke and Zora Stephenson will be reporting from the sidelines.
Eagle previously called matches on-site at the 2020 French Open for The Tennis Channel.
"I'm excited to feel it."
After a rapid rise to the voice of Notre Dame football, Jac Collinsworth is being moved out of the highly coveted role after just two seasons.
"That’s about his dating history."
"MAHOMES MAGIC MAKES ITS WAY TO BIKINI BOTTOM, AND THE CHIEFS HAVE DONE IT ONCE AGAIN!"
Eagle prepares for Super Bowl LVIII on Nickelodeon by embracing the network's fun, kid-friendly approach.
NFL fans heard a somewhat familiar voice during Saturday’s Wild Card playoff game between the Houston Texans and...
"Wait, when I said he needs a pick me up, I didn't mean this!"