With Venturi's Death, Golf Lost a Legend
Ken Venturi, winner of the 1964 U.S. Open and the voice of golf for CBS Sports for 35 years, died Friday afternoon. Venturi's son, Matt, broke the news of the death to the San Francisco...
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CBS Missed Window of Opportunity in Charlotte
A nasty weather forecast in the Charlotte, N.C., area caused Wells Fargo Championship tee times to be moved up in advance of the worst of the weather in an effort to complete the...
March Madness Starts Saturday on CBS
March Madness, the cornerstone of the CBS college basketball lineup, doesn’t start for three months. The event, though, is so popular and so profitable that CBS officials have...
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