That's what makes this collection so special, ... Visitors will also hear detailed stories from famous broadcasters like Jim Nantz, ... Brady has even more ties to the city now.

Aligned with First Tee week, the organization announced that acclaimed CBS Sports broadcaster Jim Nantz will serve as its new Honorary Chair.

Said Nantz: “And look who arrives. A quiet Friday arrival for Scottie Scheffler.” Said Immelman: “But really, when you look at the leaderboard, look at his position, after a two-under 69 to ...

Jim Nantz is hoping Aaron Rodgers will add some excitement to those contests. ... "I want you to know that I'm passing the hat here at Quail Hollow, and we're taking up a collection," Nantz joked.

CBS has a lot of Pittsburgh Steelers games on its 2025 NFL schedule. Jim Nantz is hoping Aaron Rodgers will add some excitement to those contests.

Nantz seemed to agree with Eisen’s take. Furthermore, he really wants to see it happen. Looking at the schedule, Nantz saw three late-season Steelers’ games — Week 13 against the Buffalo ...

Jim Nantz is hoping Aaron Rodgers will add some excitement to those contests. ... "I want you to know that I'm passing the hat here at Quail Hollow, and we're taking up a collection," Nantz joked.

In the end, Jim Nantz had his shining moment, too. The CBS play-by-play announcer for the men's Final Four signed off in the moments after Connecticut defeated San Diego State, 76-59, in the ...

Jim Nantz's voice is synonymous with the Masters. He's anchored CBS's coverage since 1989, but there's one phrase he hasn't called, until now.

Nantz's 40th call of the Masters this year ties former CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist, who called his 40th and final Masters last year. The USA TODAY app gets you to the heart of the news — fast .

Jim Nantz's 40th year on the call for the Masters ties former CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist. Lundquist called his 40th and final Masters Tournament last year. NFL STATS CENTRAL: The latest NFL ...

Jim Nantz's 40th year on the call for the Masters ties former CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist. Lundquist called his 40th and final Masters Tournament last year.