Noah Eagle embraces nepotism claims as broadcasting resume grows
"If I wasn't OK with that, I certainly wouldn't have gone into this."
"If I wasn't OK with that, I certainly wouldn't have gone into this."
"He's fully, fully in."
On this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, host Brandon Contes interviews NBA on NBC and Big Ten...
"...especially now, it comes back on Twitter, and then it comes back on Twitter, and then a year from now it comes back on Twitter. So you better be prepared to nail it."
"I was thinking about just grounding (Noah) that day."
Nominees also include ESPN/ABC's Mike Breen, Fox Sports' Joe Davis, and NBC/Peacock's Mike Tirico.
"More description! I need more from you! Let's go! More specific!"
Rising star Noah Eagle will continue his sports media rise as one of the main play-by-play voices of the NBA on NBC alongside Mike Tirico.
"He would go 'Clean your room!' And I would go 'Not today!'"
"There was a lot of who could top the other one."
Noah Eagle and Todd Blackledge hit a tough spot here, but handled it well.
Ian and Noah Eagle will serve as play-by-play announcers, with Nate Burleson, J.J. Watt, and Greg Olsen as analysts.
"Surprise mistake from a veteran quarterback in the biggest moment."
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."