Jim Nantz is calling his last Final Four: 'It’s bittersweet because he’s our friend, our leader, our mortar'

For nearly 40 years, Nantz has been the voice of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. His alma mater, the University of Houston, could give him one shining moment. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2023/03/16/jim-nantz-final-four-ncaa-basketball-last-tournament-cbs-houston/

Jim Nantz is calling his last Final Four: ‘It’s bittersweet because he’s our friend, our leader, our mortar’

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