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    Brent Musburger

    Brent Musburger, a legendary sports broadcaster, made his mark during a 15-year stint at CBS from 1975 and later at ABC/ESPN until 2017, covering a range of sports including NFL, NCAA, NBA, and more. Renowned for his work in college football and "The NFL Today", he also earned accolades like the Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award. Musburger, who started as a sports columnist, is inducted into multiple Sports Halls of Fame and has had significant roles in sports media in Chicago and Los Angeles. Married to Arlene, he has two sons, Blake and Scott.

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    Brent Musburger: My best bets for the Preakness Stakes

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    Legendary broadcaster Brent Musburger gives his picks for the 146th Preakness Stakes.

    Brent Musburger: My best bets for 147th Kentucky Derby

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    Legendary broadcaster Brent Musburger gives his picks for the 147th Kentucky Derby.

    NFL Week 8: Raiders healthy and a bet against Jets’ coach

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    This trip is a big stop for the Raiders if they want to continue on the road to the playoffs, and I liked what I watched during the team’s final practice in California.

    Sticking with a Catholic university . . . just not that one

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    If there is one warning I can offer you this Easter weekend, it is this. If you bet against Sister Jean and Loyola of Chicago, you do so at your own risk.

    Westgate football contest sets a new Gold standard

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    With the NBA Finals off to a lackluster start, let's look ahead to football season and the big addition to the Westgate SuperContest.

    Worse than slow baseball games? How about games you can’t see

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    If Major League Baseball thinks the slow pace of the game is a big problem, how about having no place to see the game? And when it came to the Chicago Cubs, the defending world champion, playing the Los Angeles Dodgers, who happen to come from a rather large city themselves, that game should have been available to every casino in Las Vegas – not to mention every home that wanted it.
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