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Dick Ebersol Quotes
«We will probably discuss and update our position tomorrow.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«We earn nothing from those rights; they've had no value in the United States.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«They were the tabloid Olympics.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«The Olympic opening ceremony is the most important event for the vast majority of the athletes here. Most won't come close to a medal. And for them, this is the pinnacle of their athletic careers.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«The Ryder Cup, with the world's premier golfers putting it all on the line for national pride, is essentially the Olympics of golf. In our 15 years of broadcasting the event, we have been blessed with some extremely exciting competitions that have led to such dramatic broadcasts. The pride and genuine nationalism displayed by the players at the Ryder Cup makes it unique and sports fans identify it as something very special.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«We feel what the audience wants is as much coverage as we can provide for them.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«I saw Al and told him I was hiring Fred. That's when it really hit him.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«And I had no idea what that was.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«Just adding Dick Button is a major plus.»
Author: Dick Ebersol
«All the electronic marvels now available to viewers are a major selling point in our Olympics coverage.»
Author: Dick Ebersol