All in the family: Nepotism is rife in sports broadcasting

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All in the family: Nepotism is rife in sports broadcasting

Posted By: Anthony Barnett November 15, 2022

Noah Eagle, son of longtime broadcaster Ian Eagle, recently called his first NFL game — a 28-14 Atlanta Falcons victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Oct. 16.

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