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Power Brokers: Sandy Montag Drives Value with Persistence and Loyalty for Clients at The Montag Group
"I think about servicing our clients, and if we’re doing a good job, everyone’s going to do well."
Cris Collinsworth NBC Extension Means Network NFL Analyst Roles Are Filled Through 2027 Season
So, Cris Collinsworth haters, today is not your day. According to Andrew Marchand’s reporting for The Athletic, Collinsworth and NBC are closing in on...
Jim Nantz: ‘NFL on CBS’ Lead Broadcast Team ‘Can’t Wait to Get the Journey Started’
CBS Sports secured record-breaking viewership of its broadcasts within the NFL last year, attaining the most-watched regular season since the league returned to the...
CBS Sports Announces 2024 ‘NFL on CBS’ Broadcast Teams
Coming off a season in which CBS Sports broadcast the Super Bowl to a record-setting average audience of 123.7 million viewers, the company is...
The Worst Time of the Year for Sports Radio Can be a Great Time for Sales and Marketing
This would be a great time to play into the nostalgia of your local sports market and have programming geared towards highlighting former players, coaches, broadcasters and more.
Jim Nantz Recognizes the Grind and Appreciates the Journey with CBS Sports
"I’ve never been more proud of a show than what we did for the Super Bowl. There’s not a play or a call or a story that I want back – none, zero."
Ian Eagle Crushing It for CBS As Replacement for Jim Nantz
Eagle continues to be a shining example of what a network play-by-play announcer should be.
All-Time #1 Seeds in Broadcasting the NCAA Tournament
I’ve identified the great teams, what about the greatest broadcasters ever associated with the NCAA Tournament championships?
Jim Nantz on The Dan Patrick Show: CBS Record Super Bowl Rating “Might Hold Up”
"...I think this one’s actually going to be in place for a long, long time as the most-watched show in the history of American television."
Sports Media Has Mixed Reactions to Tony Romo on the Call of Super Bowl LVIII
Reactions to the way the game was called have been mixed, with most of the heat coming down on Romo for the final play of the game in overtime.