Chris Berman

Article Abstract:

Chris Berman began working for ESPN in 1979, and over the years has become one of the most familiar personalities in television sports broadcasting. Berman discusses sports and his career. He is happy with his position and has turned down an offer for a higher-paying job at another network.

Interview, Sportscasters, Berman, Chris

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The pen that roared; when Rudy Martzke writes, network honchos squirm

Article Abstract:

USA Today sports columnist Rudy Martzke writes a general column featuring news, gossip and plugs for most of the week, but on Mondays he reviews what he has watched on television that weekend. The influence of his column is such that many network shows seem to follow his suggestions.

Influence, Journalists, Martzke, Rudy

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The road to Super Sunday

Article Abstract:

Facts and tips about Super Bowl competitions are presented. Included are discussions on the need to run the ball, the value of experience, the negative results of criticizing the other team, the contributions of veteran players and the impact of mistakes.

Super Bowl Game (Football), Competitions

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