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Among the latest broadcast-related stories...

  • Goodbye ... For Now. George and Randy say they are going to take a commercial break to evaluate their options.
  • NFL Preview Review. NFL's preseason magazines did not foresee the Rams surge to the Super Bowl.
  • Super Bowl Telecast. Dramatic finish covers up some early mistakes by ABC.
  • Commercials. The Super Bowl was not a commercial success, Randy says.
  • Super Bowl Pregame Shows. AQB did not like The View from ABC's pregame show.
  • Crystal Ball. AQB's NFL Guru peers into his crystal ball to predict the Super Bowl champion.
  • Super Bowl Cheat Sheet. All you need to know to get you through Super Bowl weekend.
  • Top 10 Sports Days. AQB picks the best sports days each year, and guess what? Super Bowl Sunday is No. 1.
  • Championship Telecasts. Randy and George says Summerall and Madden are still good listening in review of both championship game telecasts.
  • Jan. 23 pregame shows. Fox goes too far in disgusting skit between Terry Bradshaw and Jimmy Kimmel. Other news and reviews from Sunday's pregame shows.
  • Play It To The Bone. Contributor Dave Kozo gives this new boxing flick a big thumbs down.
  • CBS Adds Enberg. Oh my! CBS officially announces its signing of NBC legend Dick Enberg.
  • Wimbledon Pact. NBC and Turner Sports agree to cover the famous fortnight.
  • Divisional Playoffs. AQB reviews television's coverage of the games on Saturday and Sunday.
  • Media Notes I. Phil Simms, Dan Dierdorf and others speak out on lots of NFL issues.
  • Media Notes II. The latest news and notes from around the sports media world, including a preview of upcoming sports programs.
  • Wild-Card Ratings. The numbers were mostly down for the first weekend of the NFL playoffs.
  • Wild-Card Review. George reviews the best and the worst from the first weekend of the NFL playoffs.
  • Wrong Hot Stove Talk. Contributor Gregg Henglein complains about wild baseball trade rumors.
  • College Football Awards. AQB awards the best in college football broadcasting.
  • FSU Always No. 1. The Seminoles championship didn't surprise many as most preseason publications had FSU No. 1. Virginia Tech, though, was a different story....
  • Sugar Bowl Review. AQB reviews ABC's coverage of the Sugar Bowl as it happens.
  • Bowl Game Previews. George picks and previews all the bowl games, except for the Sugar Bowl. That's coming Monday.
  • Any Given Sunday review. AQB film critic Dave Kozo says Oliver Stone's new football flick drops the ball.
  • SI Errs. George says Sports Illustrated missed the obvious selection when the magazine wrongly choose the U.S. women's soccer team as its Sportswomen of the Year.
  • Owens No. 6, Gretzky No. 5. ESPN's SportsCentury project continues counting down the ten greatest North American athletes from this century.
  • NBC names Marv No. 1. Albert will once again be the top NBA voice on NBC's games, beginning next season.
  • Real Sports, Real Weak. Randy wonders where all the hard-hitting stories went in the latest edition of HBO's Real Sports.
  • Media Notes (12/10). NFL's propaganda machine; Outside The Lines preview and update; Sean McDonough out at CBS and Dick Enberg in; and much, much more.
  • Baseball, ESPN Settle. Major League Baseball and ESPN settle their acrimonious dispute by extending their agreement through 2005.
  • $4M A Minute. Ad prices for ABC's Super Bowl rise 25% from a year ago to $2 million for a 30-second commercial.
  • CBS Keeps NCAA Tourney. The Tiffany network pays $6 billion to keep its rights through 2013.
  • NBC, Fox Get NASCAR rights. NBC, Fox will split Nascar's 36-race package under a new $400 million a year deal that begins in 2001, The Associated Press reported Wednesday night.
  • Sports Media Lacks Cosell-like figure. George says no one on television today tells it like it is as Cosell did years ago, and he wonders if the fans are to blame for television's lack of bite.
  • Browns Book Rates An A-. AQB's David Kozo takes a look at The Sporting News offering and likes what he sees.
  • AQB Talks To CBS' NFL Insider. Read and listen to what Jay Glazer has to say about his job and the NFL.
  • Gray apologizes. Jim Gray apologizes to baseball fans two days after his contentious interview with Pete Rose. But the Yankees aren't quick to forgive.
  • Gray In the Right. George praises the NBC reporter for his tough but fair interview of Pete Rose.
  • AQB Visits CBS. George spends a whole Sunday in CBS' NFL Today studios. Check out AQB's exclusive five-story package.
  • Triple Crown Winner. NBC captures the race for the broadcasting rights to the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont.
  • Gameday The Best. AQB names ESPN's College Gameday the best pregame show in ALL of football.
  • AQB Reviews Pregame Shows. George and Randy put CBS, Fox, ESPN, CNN and more under the microscope.
  • AQB's 1999 NFL Preview. All you need to start your NFL-watching season is right here.
  • NBA Television Schedule. The Lakers and Knicks will appear nationally or regionally 26 times each on NBC, TNT or TBS.
  • NHL TV Schedule. Disney and the NHL releases its regular-season schedule for ABC (4 games), ESPN (27) and ESPN2 (102).
  • AQB Talks With David Hill. The czar of Fox Sports discusses the rivalry between Fox and ESPN, soccer in the United States, his proudest accomplishment at Fox and more.

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