After 17 years in the booth as the voice of SEC football on CBS, Verne Lundquist said his final goodbye on an SEC broadcast following No. 1 Alabama's 54-16 victory over No. 15 Florida in the 2016 ...

CBS Sports announced Tuesday that Verne Lundquist will step down as play-by-play voice of the SEC on CBS at the conclusion of the 2016 season ...

Veteran announcer Verne Lundquist’s upcoming 17th season as the play-by-play voice of the SEC on CBS will be his last. CBS announced Tuesday that after the 2016 season, Lundquist will be handing ...

UNDATED (May 31, 2016) -- Verne Lundquist, the voice of the SEC ON CBS since 2000, has decided to step down from his lead college football role at CBS Sports following the 2016 season.

Verne Lundquist will step down from his lead college football role at CBS Sports after the 2016 season, CBS announced in a press release on Tuesday.

Verne Lundquist was synonymous with SEC on CBS college football coverage, but he initially fought the assignment when asked.

Verne Lundquist will hand off play-by-play duties for the SEC on CBS in 2017 to Brad Nessler, who is returning after 24 years at ESPN ...

Legendary sportscaster Verne Lundquist, in his 53rd year in television, will step down after the 2016 season as the voice of the SEC ON CBS after serving in the role since 2000, CBS Sports ...

Think back on your favorite SEC on CBS moment and there's a better chance than not you're hearing the voice of legendary play-by-play man Verne Lundquist call the action. "Uncle Verne" became ...

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Verne Lundquist will step down from calling Southeastern Conference football for CBS after the coming season, with Brad Nessler replacing him.