The game was attended by legendary CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz, who made the 290-mile journey from his home in Nashville on Sunday morning to witness the matchup. Nantz was thrilled by Houston's ...

For more than three decades, Jim Nantz had one of the most hectic—but coveted—schedules in March and April. The broadcasting legend served as the lead play-by-play guy for CBS' coverage of ...

Jim Nantz has been synonymous with the Masters since he first worked on the CBS broadcast for golf's greatest tradition. The same can be said for CBS' coverage of March Madness, which Nantz ...

In a world captivated by sports stardom, Jim Nantz’s decision to place family above all else serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring importance of love, connection, and cherished moments that ...

In a new era of college basketball, where the transfer portal and NIL shape players’ decisions, legendary broadcaster and UH alum Jim Nantz believes Houston men’s basketball stands apart. “We are the ...

2 seed Tennessee and afterward, it was hard to tell who was happier — coach Kelvin Sampson and his players, or Houston superfan Jim Nantz. Nantz, of course, is no stranger to March Madness ...

Jim Nantz first graced television screens in 1986 as a broadcaster for the PGA Tour on CBS. Since then, he has anchored CBS’s Masters coverage since 1989, solidifying his role in American sports ...

Jim Nantz has become synonymous with the Masters since he first donned the microphone in 1986. His unique ability to capture the essence of the event has endeared him to fans and established a legacy.

Jim Nantz has been bopping around Pebble Beach, California, since February in his 2012 GMC Yukon ever since the car he won at auction was finally delivered. By now, you probably know the story ...