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sportscast

NOUN
  1. a broadcast of sports news or commentary
VERB
  1. broadcast a sports event

How To Use sportscast In A Sentence

  • It used to be that freeze-framing a piece of live action was only possible for high-end sportscasters or artistic stop-action photographers.
  • Zurich Robinson, a black pro football quarterback accused of sexually assaulting a female sportscaster.
  • Mind you, the annals of British sportscasting contain many examples of superannuated pundits who soldier on well past their sell-by dates.
  • The agreement will enable more than 2.2 million Latino households to see these Spanish-language sportscasts.
  • Playboy expressed interest in running naked pictures of the 32-year-old sportscaster, who was mocked by at least one NFL player and called "bootylicious" by Rush Limbaugh. Ines Sainz DECLINES Naked Playboy Photoshoot
  • The Montreal Radio and Television School offers six-month courses in radio and television broadcasting with emphasis on writing and producing news reports, talk shows and sportscasts.
  • He received a 1999 Pennsylvania Associated Press Award for best sportscast.
  • The unit will let viewers use a remote control to respond instantly to ITV programming, such as audience polls, interactive sportscasts and game shows, or to request information or make purchases.
  • While the breadth of Marv Albert's cinematic oeuvre is substantial, he's been narrowly typecast: He always plays a sportscaster — specifically, always himself. Marv of the movies: Always in character
  • This has been followed by television sportscasts informing viewers of exactly the same thing!
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