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Steelers, Packers fans were so upset with CBS over TV decision

CBS upset a large number of NFL fans on Sunday with their decision in the afternoon. CBS’ national game for the second wave of games in Week 4 was Pittsburgh at Green Bay. Both of those teams have huge fan bases, and there is also a good deal …

CBS Super Bowl scorebug

Fans love CBS’ new scorebug for Super Bowl between Bucs and Chiefs

Fans watching the Super Bowl between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday may have noticed a new scorebug. CBS introduced a new scorebug specifically for the game. The scorebug had the CBS eye logo on the left, and each section …

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ESPN reportedly interested in hiring Jim Nantz away from CBS

ESPN has not been able to find anything close to an elite play-by-play announcer since Mike Tirico left for NBC back in 2016. Is there any scenario in which Jim Nantz could fill that void? Apparently it cannot be ruled out. Nantz is currently …

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SEC football package leaving CBS for ESPN

The SEC on CBS has been an institution for years, but it appears that will be coming to an end in 2023. According to John Ourand of Sports Business Daily, CBS bid $300 million per season in an attempt to renew its TV contract with the SEC, but bowed …

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CBS announcers told not to make gambling reference during NFL broadcasts

It can be a bit awkward when sports announcers make gambling references about a particular game during national broadcasts, and CBS does not want its NFL crews taking part in any such commentary during the 2018 season. On Tuesday, CBS Sports …

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CBS producer defends showing crying kids at end of tournament games

CBS is standing by one of March Madness’ most divisive quasi-traditions. In an interview with Andrew Marchand of the New York Post that ran on Tuesday, CBS executive producer Harold Bryant defended the network’s practice of showing crying …

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