Jim Nantz, again calling his alma mater's Houston's games in the NCAA Tournament, was...
“Maybe Sean McManus, who is a great friend, and David Berson said, ‘Let’s throw Jim a little something here on the way out. He’s proven through the games so far in Memphis and last week in Birmingham that he can actually get through a full two-hour broadcast without saying we or us and not embarrassing CBS. Go ahead, let’s give, him another week,” Nantz said Thursday during UH's practice session.
“I do think they’ve been generous to make sure I was with the Cougars, but I think it would’ve fallen that way anyway.”
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