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Or from Miller Lite commercials — “I must be in the front roooow.” Or from “The Tonight Show,” on all the time, cracking up Johnny Carson like nobody this side of Rodney Dangerfield. You should know him as a broadcaster, a color commentator for a bunch of World Series and league championships. What Don Meredith did for “Monday Night Football,” Uecker did for baseball. But you may not know him for his regular gig, the one he’s had since 1971, because you’re not from Wisconsin. In a world in which all things are available, thankfully, you may want to...

Like much of the generation that first learned about football in the 1970s, my friends and I became Steelers’ fans as little kids watching the team rampage through the NFL on their way to four Super Bowl titles in six seasons. We grew up at the Jersey Shore, on the outskirts of Eagles’ country, but were far enough from Philadelphia that our fandom was not mandatory. That made us free agents and at liberty to choose the most attractive suitor. There were several legitimate contenders at that time. The Minnesota Vikings, whose defense had a cool nickname (the Purple People-Eaters) and who ...

Feb 15, 2021 Forty names, games, teams and minutiae making news in college basketball, where the Drake-Loyola Chicago feud has now supplanted the Drake-Pusha T feud as the best Drake feud: SEEDING DILEMMAS We’re inside a month until Selection Sunday, which means the Bracketology machinery will be running overdrive. Dozens of game results will be viewed through the prism of the NCAA tournament: who is in, who is out, what seeds should be assigned to those on the right side of the bubble. The men’s basketball selection committee gave us the annual sneak preview Saturday, and there wasn’t...

Who is Announcing the 2021 Super Bowl? CBS Lineup for Sunday On 2/6/21 at 11:00 AM EST The Super Bowl has been played in Florida more than any other state, and CBS has televised more Super Bowls than any other network. It's only fitting that the network will call air Sunday's game in Tampa, Florida. Sunday's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and hometown Tampa Bay Buccaneers is probably more anticipated than any other Super Bowl in recent memory, and a lot of that is due to the quarterback matchup. Patrick Mahomes (Chiefs) led his team to last year's title while Tom Brady (Buccaneers) led t...