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on Westwood One and will call his ninth straight Super Bowl for the network.

Harlan also currently calls play-by-play for CBS Sports’ coverage of both the

NFL and NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Harlan joined CBS Sports in 1998 as

an NFL play-by-play announcer, after having served in the same capacity for Fox

Sports since 1994. This is his 34th consecutive season broadcasting the NFL and

with his additional role as play-by-play announcer for the NBA on TNT, this

also marks his 31st season broadcasting the NBA. Harlan spent nine seasons

(1985-93) as the voice of the Kansas City Chiefs and was the voice of the

Minnesota Timberwolves for nine seasons as well. Harlan also called the Final

Four on Westwood One from 2003-2007.

him do it all in sports broadcasting. Lewin began his broadcasting career at

the age of 16 with the Rochester Red Wings, the Baltimore Orioles' AAA

affiliate in the International League. In 1994, he was the sports director at

WBAL, the Orioles' flagship station. Lewin graduated from Northwestern in 1990

and has written three books, “Ballgame,” “Getting in the Game” and “You Never

Forget Your First.” Lewin, who became the radio play-by-play voice of the San

Diego Chargers in July 2005 and served in that capacity for 12 years, has an

extensive broadcast history that includes 21 seasons as a Major League Baseball

play-by-play announcer. From 2012-2018 he was part of the radio team for the

New York Mets. Additionally, from 1996-2010, Lewin broadcast MLB regular and

postseason games, NFL football contests and NHL games for FOX Sports. Also

during that span, from 2002-10, he served as the play-by-play announcer for the

Texas Rangers. Lewin also called Baltimore Orioles games on radio from 1995-96,

Chicago Cubs games on WGN-TV in 1997 and Detroit Tigers' games on Fox Sports

Net Detroit from 1998-2001. In addition to the Chargers, his NFL experience

also includes play-by-play on SportsUSA Radio. Collegiately, Lewin's broadcast

experience includes Conference USA Football, CCHA Hockey, Southern Methodist

and Michigan State basketball and the Big 12 Basketball Tournament.

on an extensive statewide network, and has broadcast more than 2,500 games

during his NBA career. Before coming to Indiana, Boyle spent time in

Minneapolis, St. Louis - where he worked in one of the most highly regarded

sports departments in broadcasting at KMOX - and New York, where he was one of

the original on-air voices at WFAN, the country’s first all-sports radio

station. In addition to his NBA experience, which includes work on the

nationally broadcast NBA Game of the Week, he has worked in the NHL, spending

two seasons with the Minnesota North Stars, and has covered the NFL, Major

League Baseball and Big Ten football and basketball. Follow the show on Twitter

and Instagram: @BroadcasterHour plus @Roger_Hoover and @CrooksPBP.

Nessler is a college football and college basketball play-by-play announcer for

CBS Sports. In May 2016, Nessler was named the lead play-by-play announcer for

the SEC ON CBS beginning with the 2017 season. He is teamed with Gary Danielson

and Jamie Erdahl calling the “SEC Game of the Week.” Nessler previously worked

for CBS Sports from 1990-92 on college football, NFL, as well as men’s and

women’s basketball.  Before returning to

CBS Sports, Nessler had an illustrious 24-year career at ESPN. From 1992-97, he

called college basketball games and Big Ten football. Beginning in 1997,

Nessler served as an analyst for ABC for various sports and events including

college basketball, the Bowl Championship Series title game and most

prominently with college football. From 2002-04, he served as an announcer for

ESPN and ABC’s coverage of the National Basketball Association. After ESPN

began its coverage of Monday Night Football in 2006, Nessler served as a

contributor calling various games between 2006-11. He most recently called the

ESPN College Football Primetime game on Saturday nights and the College

Football Playoff semifinals.

Cohen calls the radio play-by-play action the New York Knicks. A native of

Westchester, NY and graduate of Ithaca College’s Park School of Communications,

Cohen has spent the past 12 years serving as a play-by-play voice and announcer

for networks that include NBC Sports, CBS Sports Network, Big Ten Network and

NHL Network. His versatility has allowed him to call everything from college

basketball to weightlifting at the 2016 Rio Olympics on NBC. Cohen also served

as the radio play-by-play announcer for Rutgers Scarlet Knights Women’s

Basketball from 2008-2014. Cohen started his career as the radio voice of the

Manhattan College men’s basketball team. Follow the show on Twitter and

Instagram: @BroadcasterHour plus @Roger_Hoover and @CrooksPBP.

Burcham is entering into his third season as the "Voice of the Auburn

Tigers" and Director of Broadcast Operations for Auburn Athletics. Burcham

serves as the play by play voice for Auburn Football, Men’s Basketball and

Baseball.  Burcham co-hosts Tiger Talk. Burcham hosts The Auburn Tigers

Today and the Talking Tigers Podcast. He also hosts a weekly show for Auburn

Athletic teams during their seasons. Burcham came to Auburn after working for

12 years at Auburn Network, Inc. He was Station Manager for WANI Radio and

served as host for Auburn Opelika This Morning. Burcham has also worked for

Tiger Communications and Fuller Broadcasting in Alabama. Prior he worked for

WCIL Radio in Carbondale, Illinois and WMLA Radio in Bloomington, Illinois.

Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram: @BroadcasterHour plus @Roger_Hoover

and @CrooksPBP.

Watts is a multi-sport voice with experience at the network and local levels.

Broadcast experience includes championship events for USL, Concacaf, ESPN, SEC,

ACC, Big East and the A10.  2018 marked a new role as the NFL's youngest

preseason voice (Bengals TV) at age 25.  A championship broadcasting

pedigree began at an even earlier age, the 2015 USL Cup Final at 22 years old.

Simultaneously, Public Address provided opportunities in college and pro

basketball at Madison Square Garden including select Knicks (NBA), Liberty

(WNBA) and Westchester Knicks (NBAGL) games, as well as Fordham (Atlantic 10)

and St. John's (Big East) games in NYC. Follow the show on Twitter and

Instagram: @BroadcasterHour plus @Roger_Hoover and @CrooksPBP.

Jageler enters his 16th season with the Nationals teaming with Charlie Slowes

since 2006 to form the longest-running radio play-by-play duo in the District.

Jageler has been at the mic for the Nationals historic run to the 2019 World

Series Championship plus the Nationals’ four National League East

championships, three no-hitters and Max Scherzer's MLB record-tying

20-strikeout performance. Jageler joined the Nationals after spending the 2005

campaign as the radio and TV voice of the Pawtucket Red Sox of the Triple-A

International League. Prior to joining Pawtucket, he worked in Boston

co-hosting an afternoon talk show and serving in various capacities with the

Boston Celtics radio network, including fill-in play-by-play. Jageler spent six

years in Charlotte as the voice of UNC-Charlotte basketball and co-hosting a

morning drive talk show. Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram:

@BroadcasterHour plus @Roger_Hoover and @CrooksPBP.

Rich Waltz provides play-by-play for CBS Sports Network, Turner Sports, MLB Network, and FS1. A three time Emmy winner, Waltz is known for calling television broadcasts for the Miami Marlins of Major League Baseball from 2005 to 2017. In addition to his various baseball assignments, Waltz covered college football and contributed to numerous sports on ESPN including NCAA Basketball, Arena Football, NCAA College Softball World Series, Little League World Series Regional Finals and Major League Soccer. He has also served as play-by-play announcer for Tennis Channel, Raycom Sports, Pac-12 Networks and FOX Sports 1. Waltz is a graduate of the University of California, Davis, where he played college baseball. Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram: @BroadcasterHour plus @Roger_Hoover and @CrooksPBP. 

Joe Block has worked as a TV and radio play-by-play broadcaster for the Pittsburgh Pirates since 2016. Block has called Major League Baseball play-by-play for nine years, and 17 seasons of pro ball, previously working with the Milwaukee Brewers and in the minor leagues in Billings, Mont., Great Falls, Mont., Jacksonville, Fla., St. Paul, Minn., and Charleston, S.C. He also broadcast for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Montreal Expos, the NBA’s New Orleans Hornets, and for various regional TV networks calling major college football, basketball and baseball since graduating from Michigan State University in 1999. Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram: @BroadcasterHour plus @Roger_Hoover and @CrooksPBP.