[adrotate group=”1″] [wpcdt-countdown id=”15138″] Super Bowl LVIII is just around the corner, and millions of fans are eagerly waiting to watch the Kansas City CHIEFS and the San Francisco 49’ERS battle it out for the Lombardi Trophy. But the game is not the only thing that will keep the viewers entertained and informed. The CBS Sports casters in the booth will also play a crucial role in delivering the best possible coverage of the biggest event in sports. Who are the CBS Sports casters for Super Bowl LVIII, and what can we expect from them? Let’s find out. Jim Nantz: The Play-by-Play Announcer Jim Nantz is the lead play-by-play announcer for CBS Sports, and he will be calling his sixth Super Bowl on February 11. Nantz is one of the most respected and versatile broadcasters in the industry, having covered a wide range of sports, including golf, basketball, and tennis. He is also known for his signature phrases, such as “Hello, friends” and “A tradition unlike any other”. Nantz will be responsible for setting the tone and the pace of the broadcast, as well as describing the action on the field. He will also interact with his partner in the booth, Tony Romo, and provide some historical and statistical context to the game. Nantz is a master of storytelling, and he will surely captivate the audience with his smooth and eloquent voice. Tony Romo: The Color Analyst Tony Romo is the lead color analyst for CBS Sports, and he will be providing his insights and commentary for his second Super Bowl. Romo is a former quarterback for the Dallas COWBOYS, and he retired from the NFL in 2017. He joined CBS Sports in the same year, and he quickly became a fan favorite for his enthusiasm, humor, and uncanny ability to predict plays before they happen. Romo will be responsible for analyzing the strategies and the performances of the teams and the players, as well as sharing his personal experiences and opinions. He will also have some fun and banter with his partner in the booth, Jim Nantz, and add some excitement and emotion to the broadcast. Romo is a natural and charismatic communicator, and he will surely entertain the audience with his witty and insightful remarks. Tracy Wolfson: The Sideline Reporter Tracy Wolfson is the lead sideline reporter for CBS Sports, and she will be covering her fourth Super Bowl on February 11. Wolfson is one of the most experienced and respected reporters in the industry, having covered a variety of sports, including college football, college basketball, and the NFL. She is also known for her professionalism, poise, and persistence. Wolfson will be responsible for reporting the latest news and updates from the field, as well as interviewing the coaches and the players before, during, and after the game. She will also provide some human interest stories and behind-the-scenes information to the game. Wolfson is a skilled and diligent journalist, and she will surely inform the audience with her accurate and timely reports. Views: 104
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Fishing
Thank you Oley for your contribution: Fishing, A Family Activity. I have many fond memories of fishing with family and friends. Let me relate a few of those memories, here. My Grandpa, and Grandma, took me fishing quite often in the creek (pronounced crick in my area), that ran through their farm. Come to think of it; even though I never thought about this before, they never BOTH took me it was only one of them at a time. Depending on the time of day,and day of the week. Grandma took me during the morning when Grandpa was working, If Grandpa was not working, he took me. One time while fishing with my Grandpa, it wasn’t a good time to fish, we were just spending time together. After a couple of hours and nary a bite, Grandpa said it was time to head for the house. I began to drag my line in and met with some resistance. Grandpa said I was probably snagged on a stick or something. I resumed pulling in my line, and imagine our surprise, to find a sixteen inch, (I’m guessing at least two pounds, maybe more), Sucker on my hook. (You may have different names for these fish, depending upon where you live. Suckers live near the bottom of the creek, and some people consider them to be scavengers). Some people don’t consider them as edible, but my Grandma made them edible. The three of us had a good meal from this one. My Grandma could also make Carp taste like Bass. Another time, while fishing with a friend, we saw a Snapping Turtle, a large one, swim under a roll of fencing that had floated down to the creek during a recent flood. There happend to be a man wading the creek fly fishing. We told him about the turtle, and where it went. Would you believe he reached in there, bare handed, and pulled the turtle out. He then explained to us a turtle has seven different meat flavors. He was visiting his uncle, a man we knew who lived just around the corner from me. A couple of days later his uncle asked us over and he had prepared some of the turtle for us. (My first taste of turtle), and sure enough there were seven different tastes. DELICIOUS !!! Another time while visiting my uncle on his lakefront home, my DAD, my uncle, and I were fishing off his pier. Of course being about 13 I had to have my radio on playing good old ROCK’N’ROLL. That is when they claimed my music was driving the fish away. They got in the boat, and left me fishing off the pier. About an hour to an hour and a half later when they returned with three little Crappie, I proudly showed them my stringer full of larger Crappie. They never complained about my music playing anymore. Lastly, the laughter was on me. I was taking my sons fishing where I used to fish with my Grandpa and Grandma. They were quite small and had not learned to swim yet. I had them walking along the bank. I was wading the creek. They got a real big kick when I fell in a hole and came up completely drenched, trying to catchup to my hat. But I haven’t been fishing for a long time. The boys buy me fishing rods, that have not been out of the package, yet. What with all the pollution in the creeks today, and around here they have warnings not to eat the fish from the creeks. I have lost my taste for fish. And if I did like fish, I always have a truck load. I try to avoid bridges, when in my pickup. You see, The fish tend to jump out of the creek and into the bed of the truck. Then I have to take them out and throw them back in the water. Terrible curse I have here. But after writing this maybe I will go fishing with my boys. No. Not to catch fish, but just to spend time with them. After all I really don’t have to have a hook on my line. Weight will allow me to make the casts. They have a really nice bass boat, and enjoy fishing in contests. We will probably win. When I am in a boat the fish tend to leap in it, just like in my truck bed. That Is How I See It. PS: A friend from Texas told me our creeks are what they call rivers in Texas. And I thought “every thing is big in Texas” Views: 150
Do Our Legislators THINK
It has recently come to my attention, the evils lurking in the banning of incandescent light bulbs. It seems the new CFL bulbs, or whatever you call the CFLs. According to an elderly friend of mine , he and his cronies, while sitting at the local diner for morning coffee; (he calls it his coffee break. He had one at work, and now he needs one to get away from his wi…er, house for a while. Yeah! That’s the ticket. Away from the house). The topic of the proposed LIGHT BAN, came up. It was at this meeting of the minds, he learned many other people have claimed the new CFLs, have caused just about everything from regular headaches, stomachaces, tired eyes,(can’t read as long as they “ustacould”), migraines, a feeling of tiredness, (causing them to have to take an extra nap), angst, and an increased inability to cope with their wife. And it must be the reason they seem to be getting sick more often. Now taking in all of these “facts”. Because I know this to be a very stubb….studious group. How could our legislators possibly disregard their research. and ban incandescent bulbs. After checking these complaints, I have found various articles that support this groups thinking. So maybe there is something to their statements. HEY ! Legislators, LOOK into this. Please. That Is How I See It. Views: 173
New Year Celebration?
Reflecting on our ritualistic celebration of “NEW YEAR”. I paused to wonder why we celebrate something we have no idea if it will be a good year or a bad year. After all we welcomed in 2011. Was it worthy of the celebration we had. For most people I would guess not. For a few it may have been better than 2010. Now we have no idea what 2012 will bring. Yet we welcomed it in, with a big worldwide party. I suppose the reason is our eternal hope that things will get better. We always look forward to better things. Remember the saying…”The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence”. Maybe it is why we celebrate the birth of a new family member, be it by birth, adoption, or by the unification of two people; (a wedding). We have no idea what a baby will grow to be. I’m sure bin Laden’s, family never foresaw his being the leader of murdering cult. Apparently something went wrong in his wiring and why he took the path he took, we really don’t know. Did he really believe he was in the right, or was he just evil. Did Abe Lincoln’s family know he would grow up to be a great President of the United States. Most likely not. Yet the promise of the unknown, hope for a better tomorrow, for our family and friends is; always present. So, whatever your reason for the celebration, (believe it or not some just see the New Year Celebration as an excuse to get drunk). But I believe for most it is the expectation of things getting better. I personally believe it is like beauty…in the eyes of the beholder. Have a Happy and Safe and Prosperous New Year! That Is How I See It. Views: 498