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Phyllis George

Phyllis George

Businesswoman and former First Lady of KentuckyWikipedia

Search complete. 14 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Phyllis George".

Oct 23, 2026

Tom WaddleHOST
26:44
him.
Tom WaddleHOST
26:44
It was Phyllis George, it was Brent Musburger, it was Irv Cross, and it was Jimmy the Greek, right? Wasn't that the crew? Mm-hmm.
Charlie BevinsPANELIST
26:50
Yep.
Tom WaddleHOST
26:50
That was my heyday.
Tom WaddleHOST
26:44
him.
Tom WaddleHOST
26:44
It was Phyllis George, it was Brent Musburger, it was Irv Cross, and it was Jimmy the Greek, right? Wasn't that the crew? Mm-hmm.
Charlie MarlowPANELIST
26:50
Yep.
Tom WaddleHOST
26:50
That was my heyday.
Kevin NashHOST
63:56
Yeah, it was, um, two Jeeps with 50 cals.
Kevin NashHOST
64:01
It was, uh, Phyllis George.
Kevin NashHOST
64:04
What was, what was her husband's name? George.
Kevin NashHOST
64:07
Christopher George? Was, what was the actor's name?
Brent MusburgerHOST
194:18
In an hour it'll be Minnesota and Los Angeles.
Brent MusburgerHOST
194:20
For Jimmy the Greek, Irv Cross, and Phyllis George, I'm Brent Musburger, and we certainly hope that you enjoy the NFC playoffs on CBS.
Brent MusburgerHOST
194:28
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194:30
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Jeff WardHOST
38:48
Herb
Ed ClementsHOST
38:49
Cross and Phyllis George.
Ed ClementsHOST
38:51
Jane Kennedy.
Ed ClementsHOST
38:52
Hey, look, it's Jimmy the Greek Snyder.
Ed ClementsHOST
38:55
I liked her
Jeff WardHOST
38:56
when I was a kid.
Ed ClementsHOST
38:57
Phyllis George? No.
Ed ClementsHOST
38:59
Oh, I love Phyllis George.
Nancy NovackGUEST
40:10
I can broadcast the football games.
Nancy NovackGUEST
40:13
I wanted to be Phyllis George, but better.
Nancy NovackGUEST
40:17
For those of you who don't know, Phyllis George was the first female – like on the field broadcaster, right? So that's what I thought I was going to do.
Nancy NovackGUEST
40:30
If I didn't become a dancer on Broadway, I was going to be a sportscaster.
Nancy NovackGUEST
40:38
And Penn had a communication school, but I didn't understand at the time because I was young and I didn't do research that their communication school was theoretical, not practical.
Nancy NovackGUEST
39:16
I can broadcast the football games.
Nancy NovackGUEST
39:18
I wanted to be Phyllis George, but better.
Nancy NovackGUEST
39:21
To, if, for those of you who don't know, Phyllis George was the first female, like, on-the-field broadcaster, right? So that's what I thought I was gonna do.
Nancy NovackGUEST
39:34
If I didn't become a dancer on Broadway, [chuckles] I was gonna be a sportscaster.
Nancy NovackGUEST
39:40
And, um, and Penn had a communication school.

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