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RGIII to Danny Kanell: ‘Do Some Research, You’re Embarrassing Yourself’
"Griffin laid out some recent facts about the Buffs since Sanders arrived and chalked the former ESPN Radio host up as a hater."
J.J. Watt: A New Star is Born for CBS
"I’m sure there were concerns, because Watt, who was talkative on the field, never really showed what he had in the personality tank."
Tiki Barber: Andrew Catalon Didn’t Realize 28-3 Comment Would be Taken as Shot at Matt Ryan
"It's an arbitrary score, but it doesn't mean anything to Andrew Catalon. It doesn't mean anything to me. And by the way, it doesn't mean anything to Matt either. I swear to you he doesn't care."
Bill Cowher: Teams Still Reach Out, But The NFL Today is Enough
"I really enjoy being at CBS. It gave me a little bit of my fill during the season of being able to watch football with a bunch of football guys."
Tiffany Blackmon Went From Being Done to Being On Top
“I’m thankful for the people around me and to myself for ultimately not giving up on it and making a phone call one day and that changed everything.”
Houston Nutt Exits CBS College Football Staff
"I have greatly cherished my time at CBS Sports Network and all the announcers I was fortunate enough to sit alongside. Thank you for all the incredible memories, I will miss you all."
SEC on CBS Crew to Open 2023 Season With Big Ten Game
"During week one of the college football season, Nessler, Danielson and sideline reporter Jenny Dell will be in Bloomington, where the Indiana Hoosiers will host Ohio State."
Big Ten Wants More Money From Media Partners to Add Oregon, Washington
"It's unclear whether networks would be willing to shell out more if Washington and Oregon join."
J.J. Watt: I Won’t Do Hot Takes on CBS
"I am gonna offer a bunch of insights and things that I have learned over the year that I don't think the general public hears a ton about."
Nickelodeon Super Bowl Broadcast Likely Start of Trend for Game
Thanks to the current media rights deal negotiated in 2021 between the NFL and its partners, the door will be open for Disney, FOX and NBC to develop their own alternate Super Bowl feeds in the future.