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Jim Nantz — by a long shot — has announced the most Final Fours

By Sid Hartman

April 6, 2019 at 8:43PM

nantz's job security

TV play-by-play announcers of the Final Four since it first aired on network television in 1969:

Name<CHARENTITY>8</CHARENTITY>Years worked

Jim Nantz29 (CBS, TBS)

Curt Gowdy*8 (NBC)

Dick Enberg*6 (NBC)

Brent Musburger6 (CBS)

Gary Bender3 (CBS)

*Shared duties one year

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