CBS, ESPN say they won’t cover LIV golfers differently during The Masters
"The storylines are the storylines, and we’re there to cover those."
"The storylines are the storylines, and we’re there to cover those."
"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."
“An enormous amount of people have come up to me who have said to me, ‘We really like Tony Romo.’”
"We plan to be involved in the business of college football, big-time college football, going forward, and to take advantage of that tradition we've established."
Gambling coverage is changing in many areas, but not during NFL on CBS broadcasts.
"I love the fact that I'm still employed by CBS, and we reached a two-year deal for me to do two events a year. And I told Sean, with tongue firmly in cheek, 'I don't care what you pay me as long as it covers my minimum for my insurance.' He agreed."
No need to bring back the dreaded score-break-kickoff-break sequence.
TV executives are increasingly blaming dilution of football for the NFL's struggles.
It's hard to imagine how the Romo experiment could be going any better for CBS.
Simms has landed in the open studio spot, but the transition wasn't smooth.
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