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Super Sunday will become Super Gold Sunday for NBC

Super Sunday will become Super Gold Sunday for NBC

Super Sunday has morphed into Super Gold Sunday for NBC.

With the 2022 Winter Olympics in Bejing underway, there are more ways than ever to watch Team USA and athletes from around the world compete, including in 8K VR..

Every event from Beijing is available to watch – you just have to know where to look..

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Maria Taylor, whose work has already included many of the biggest events in sports, joins NBC Sports beginning with the Tokyo Olympics. She comes to NBC Sports after nearly a decade at ABC/ESPN, where she most recently hosted the NBA Finals earlier this week. Highlighted by host roles for the Olympics and the NFL – including as a host and contributor for Football Night in America and Super Bowls – Taylor will work across premier NBC Sports properties. In Tokyo, her very first assignment as ...

Jill Biden watches US women win in 3-on-3 basketball First lady Jill Biden cheered on the U.S. womens 3-on-3 basketball team as it took on France on Saturday. Upon her arrival at Aomi Urban Sports Park, Biden greeted French President Emmanuel Macron. The U.S. won the game, 17-10. With no fans allowed in the basketball venue, there were plenty of empty seats surrounding Biden, Macron and their security details.  Biden spent Saturday at various Olympic events to support Team USA. Earlier in the...

Taylors contract with ESPN expired Tuesday, the same day as what ended up being her last assignment for the network: the Milwaukee Bucks clincher over the Phoenix Suns in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. She reportedly rejected a contract extension last year to stay at ESPN, where she had been since 2014. Taylors rise at ESPN was rapid. She started out at the SEC Network covering college sports, eventually leading to the high-profile job of hosting "NBA Countdown" in 2019. That gig, in part, is what e...