[an error occurred while processing this directive] 11/13/2009

TCU won't get the TV coverage that Texas Tech will enjoy
College football's marquee game, which features No. 4 TCU vs. No. 16 Utah, is on CBS College Sports Network tonight at 6:30 p.m. It can be seen in approximately 32 million homes across the country.

11/06/2009

Hot Air: Dungy's words carry weight as NFL TV analyst
The rookie NFL television broadcaster making the loudest splash this season talks softly and carries a big clicker.

10/31/2009

Hot Air: After struggles with Lions, Millen resumes career as TV analyst
Sitting in the ABC analyst's seat for Texas-Oklahoma State at 7 tonight will be Matt Millen, writes Barry Horn. He'll work the game with Sean McDonough. Millen played on four Super Bowl winners as a linebacker with the Raiders, 49ers and Redskins before retiring after the 1991 season.

10/24/2009

Hot Air: Dallas-born Scott Franzke is living his dream as radio voice of the World Series-bound Philadelphia Phillies

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Born and raised in Dallas, Franzke, a W.T. White grad, got into broadcasting during his days at SMU. He says he got to call all the Mustangs football and basketball games he wanted for the campus radio station in the early 1990s because, well, nobody else was interested in the job.

10/16/2009

Five months after stroke, Corso, 74, still keeps fans amused, informed
Since Lee Corso worked ESPN's College Gameday from the Texas-Oklahoma game last year, he temporarily lost his speech and his ability to read as well as partial use of his right arm and leg.

10/09/2009

Fox's Troy Aikman strives for honesty in appraisal of Romo

In his job as analyst for Fox Sports, Troy Aikman's honesty is often misunderstood by fans.
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Tony Romo can turn to Troy Aikman, the Dallas Cowboys' second Hall of Fame quarterback, for counsel, writes columnist Barry Horn. But here's the difference: Aikman publicly analyzes Romo all the time.

10/02/2009

Dallas Stars' broadcasters still talking a good game
When the puck drops tonight at American Airlines Center, Ralph Strangis and Daryl Reaugh begin their 14th season together in the Stars broadcast booth. On the eve of another season, Hot Air, in separate interviews, posed 10 probing questions to each:

09/25/2009

As part of 'spiritual journey,' Dallas Cowboys play-by-play voice will make mad dash to Monday night game
Veteran broadcaster Brad Sham will speak at Yom Kippur service before calling Cowboys-Panthers game

03/09/2009

Sports Media blog: Did you know there is a show called 'Greatest 4th QTRS'?

It's Wade Phillips' first game at Texas Stadium as coach of the Cowboys.
VERNON BRYANT / DMN
It's Wade Phillips' first game at Texas Stadium as coach of the Cowboys.

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