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Jim Nantz Quotes
«He came in and didn't make sweeping changes.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«When Dale Murphy speaks, everyone in sports should listen. Dale led a model life during his career, and still does. This book is a heartfelt attempt to help every professional athlete and I guarantee it will.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«I think football is a more interesting 'watch' on television than in the arena. Every year, we tweak the information we give fans. We give information you can never get at the stadium.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«Your heart goes out to the viewer. The loyal, passionate golf fan sets his weekend schedule around the coverage, and you've got nothing to show him.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«Not AFC news, while NBC and CNN are covering NFC news. It's a level playing ground.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«Trying to become the greatest dog in the history of the tournament to win a game. A 16 has never beaten a 1.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«That's going to be a deceiving final -- a 25-point swing over the final 11 minutes. The Great Danes were great, indeed, for about 30 minutes.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«He's starting to look like 1999 and 2000. Unbeatable.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«They have proven to be quite meritorious. I guess our words didn't really play well in Peoria.»
Author: Jim Nantz
«I hope, because of the way the tournament broke, that they are able to sit back and be really proud of what they did . . . and enjoy the ride the rest of the way.»
Author: Jim Nantz