CBS Sports
CBS Sports is a division of CBS which airs many of the sports telecasts in the United States.
CBS Sports broadcasts programs like
Programs throughout the years
Current programs
The Masters (1956-present)The Road to the Final Four (1981-present)College football (consisting now of Southeastern Conference games(1996-present), the Gator Bowl (2007-present) and theSun Bowl (1968-present))Army-Navy Game (1996-present)- Notre Dame-Navy (When the game is played at Navy)
The NFL on CBS (1956-94, 1998-present)- PGA Championship (1991-present)
- U.S. Open (1968-present)
- CBS Sports Spectacular (1960-present, airs on occasions, mainly during the summer)
Former programs
- The NBA on CBS (1973-1990)
Kentucky Derby (1952-1974)- Preakness Stakes (1960-1976)
Belmont Stakes (1960-1985)- Daytona 500, along with various other races throughout the NASCAR season (1979-2000)
Olympic Winter Games (1960, 1972, 1992, 1994, 1998)Major League Baseball on CBS (circa 1955-1965, 1990-1993)The NHL on CBS (1968-1972, 1980)- College Football Association (circa 1983-1990)
Orange Bowl (1996-1998),Fiesta Bowl (1996-1998), Cotton Bowl (1958-1992; 1996-1998)Pro Bowlers Tour (1998-1999)
Notable personalities
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Main competitors
ESPN on ABC NBC Sports - FOX Sports
Slogans
- "When you look for champions, you look to CBS Sports!" (longtime slogan, discontinued after the loss of the NFL and Major League Baseball in 1993).
- "The most compelling action is on CBS Sports," (began after getting back NCAA Football in 1996).
- "The network mork people turn to than any other. The year-round leader is CBS Sports" (used when CBS Sports reached #1 status).
See also
External links
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Broadcast sports divisions: CBS
Sports • National cable/satellite
networks: ESPN • ESPN2 • Specialty networks: Occasional broadcasts: Regional sports networks: Syndicators: Defunct networks: |
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