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Why March Madness Could Benefit From More Than One Broadcast Partner
"As much as fans may desire consistency in a fragmented world, college basketball needs a new coat of paint on its signature event."
How ESPN2, CBS Sports Network Set the Tone for the Arrival of March Madness
"Although ESPN2 and CBS Sports Network approached their pre-tournament programming with distinct styles, both shows succeeded in their goals."
Westwood One, Cumulus Extend Audio Rights Deal With NCAA
"This renewed agreement reflects the unmatched reach of Westwood One’s audio network and our shared commitment to elevating the championship experience for athletes, schools, and listeners everywhere."
Doug Gottlieb: ESPN’s Jay Bilas Has a “Negative Tone” About College Basketball
"He wants college basketball anarchy."
Matt Perrault Launching Opening Line Media, Rebranding “The Bostonian vs. The Book”
"This is the natural next step in the evolution of what we’ve been building."
Three March Madness Ideas Where Sports Radio Can Earn Their One Shining Moment
"Sports radio is at its best when it embraces personality and fun over expertise. The hosts who succeed during the NCAA tournament aren’t necessarily the ones breaking down pick-and-roll coverage."
How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Radio Six Years Later
"The COVID-19 pandemic ultimately served as a stress test for radio. Many positive developments emerged as broadcasters adapted and improvised."
Westwood One Announces Broadcast Plans for 2026 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament
"Westwood One will again serve as the national audio home of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship, delivering play-by-play coverage of every game throughout the 2026 tournament as part of its long-running partnership with the NCAA."
FOX Sports Sees Record Viewership for 2025-2026 College Basketball Regular Season
"The 2025–26 men’s college basketball regular season delivered the highest average audience the company has recorded on both FOX and FS1."
Lauren Shehadi Reportedly Lands MLB Sideline Reporter Role With Netflix
"The assignment further elevates Shehadi’s visibility across multiple networks and properties, as the veteran broadcaster already maintains a demanding schedule spanning MLB Network, TNT Sports and TBS throughout the baseball and college basketball calendars."