
Barkley & Vitale Team Up for NCAA Tournament
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NCAA Mens Tournament Kicks Off with Barkley and Vitales Rare Team-Up on truTV
The NCAA mens tournament begins Tuesday night with an unexpected broadcast crew for the Texas vs. NC State First Four matchup on truTV. Brian Anderson calls play-by-play, while Charles Barkley and Dick Vitale analyze the game. This marks only the second time Barkley and Vitale have worked together, and one of just four First Four games. Jenny Dell reports from the sideline.
The pairing results from a network swap. Earlier this season, ESPN had Barkley call a college game with Vitale, and now Vitale returns the favor by joining Barkley on truTV for this tournament opener.
Dick Vitale, the 86-year-old ESPN legend, has never called an NCAA tournament game before, despite CBS offers. Fans and peers see this as a long-overdue moment for basketballs biggest promoter.
Charles Barkley, a tournament studio regular, is excited to work with Vitale, calling him basketballs biggest promoter. Barkley credits the sport for his success and views this as a special nod to Vitales passion.
After Tuesdays game, Barkley returns to studio duties, while Vitale steps away until next season, leaving fans buzzing about this rare broadcast team-up.
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On March 17th, the NCAA men's tournament tips off Tuesday night with a surprise announcing crew for the Texas versus NC State first four matchup on, True TV. Brian Anderson handles play-by-play alongside analysts, Charles Barkley and Dick Vitale. This March, just a second time, Barkley and Vitale have teamed up and is one of only four first four games with Jenny Dale reporting from the sideline. This pairing stems from a friendly network swap. Earlier this season, ESPN had Barkley call a college game with Vitale after picking up inside the NBA starting next year. Now Barkley returns the favor by bringing Vitale onto True TV for this tournament opener. Dick Vitale, the 86-year-old ESPN legend whose cover college hoops since 1979, has never called an NCAA tournament game before. Loyal to ESPN through decades of coverage, he turned down CBS offers to stay true to his network. Fans and peers see this as a long overdue moment for the ultimate college basketball cheerleader.
Charles Barkley, a tournament studio regular, jumped at the chance to work with Vitale, calling him basketball's biggest promoter. Barkley credits the sport for his success and views this as a special nod to Vitale's passion. After Tuesday's game, Barkley heads back to studio duties for the rest of March madness, while Vitale steps away until next season, leaving fans, buzzing about this rare broadcast team up made in A.I.
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