The final moments of the “SEC on CBS” left the network’s iconic commentating team of Gary Danielson and Brad Nessler feeling emotional as they signed off for the last time. The SEC championship game between Alabama and Georgia marked the end of an era, with CBS making its last broadcast for the conference before ESPN takes over completely.
In a heartfelt farewell, Nessler expressed gratitude to the fans and viewers, acknowledging their loyal support every Saturday at 3:30. Danielson, reflecting on the network’s coverage, acknowledged following the “thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.”
Ahead of the championship game, CBS Sports released a six-minute montage on social media, capturing the best moments from “SEC on CBS” dating back to its partnership with the conference in 1996. The montage featured memorable plays and players, showcasing the highs and lows experienced by every team over the years.
The departure of the “SEC on CBS” and its beloved jingle, as well as the esteemed voices of Danielson and Nessler, will be keenly felt throughout the SEC. Looking ahead, CBS will transition to broadcasting Big Ten football as part of a mega-deal alongside Fox and NBC, marking a new chapter for the network.
The emotional goodbye of Danielson and Nessler, serves as a poignant conclusion to the legacy of “SEC on CBS,” signaling a new era for college football broadcasting. (Source: Tuscaloosa News)
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