Sports media figures headline new group of Augusta National members
Former CBS Sports Chairmen Sean McManus and former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning headline the group.
Former CBS Sports Chairmen Sean McManus and former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning headline the group.
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The Masters is adding live coverage on the weekend on both CBS and Paramount+, making a huge shift for CBS Sports.
A countdown of the 25 Greatest Sports Themes of All Time includes an old favorite that will soon return to prominence in the top spot.
"I will treasure that forever."
These two certainly go way back.
Verne Lundquist said goodbye to the sports world on Sunday at the Masters with Jim Nantz paying him a wonderful tribute on the air.
"I am in disbelief."
Troy Aikman has been nominated for an Emmy Award, channeling his inner Susan Lucci in hopes of finally winning broadcasting's top prize.
US Open champion Wyndham Clark wasn't impressed with Bryson DeChambeau's lead at the Masters, calling out LIV Golf in the process.
Iconic CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist called two famous Masters moments the top two calls from his legendary career.
Tyrell Hatton of LIV Golf gives himself no chance to win The Masters even though he's still ranked 19th in the World Golf Rankings.
"...If I didn't get that interview with him in '98, my entire life is different."
"...Just being around golf and being around golf fans, they're tired of it."
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"I just don't think it's a topic of conversation."
The right elements were in play during Alabama-Clemson. Brian Anderson, Jim Jackson, and Allie LaForce pulled off a perfect Masters ad read.
A pair of familiar faces are heading to Augusta.
The 2023 Masters champion was a natural during his debut as a commentator.
"There was no effort at all to conceal him or hide him."
This was the most-viewed round of golf on any network since the 2018 Masters final round.
"Those guys tried to ruin the PGA Tour."