voice of the announcer in the classic Talking Football tabletop game from Mattel. Film roles Another Nice Mess (1972) - Olympics Announcer (voice) Rollerball (1975) - Pregame Announcer (uncredited) Hustle (1975) - Radio Announcer (voice, uncredited) Gus (1976) - Atoms' Announcer Two-Minute Warning (1976) - Himself Murder at the World Series (1977) - Radio Announcer Heaven Can Wait (1978) - TV Interviewer The Longshot (1986) - Radio Announcer The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988) - The Baseball Announcer #2 Mr. 3000 (2004) - Brewers Sportscaster Career timeline 1957–1961: Indiana Hoosiers football play-by-play 1957–1961: Indiana Hoosiers men's basketball play-by-play 1961–1965: assistant professor and baseball coach for the Matadors of California State University, Northridge 1966–1977: UCLA Bruins men's basketball play-by-play 1966–1977: Los Angeles Rams radio play-by-play 1967–1968: The Perfect Match host 1969–1978, 1985: California Angels play-by-play 1971–1979 Sports Challenge host 1973–1974: Baffle host 1975: Three for the Money host 1975–1981: NCAA Basketball on NBC play-by-play 1977–1998: NFL on NBC play-by-play 1977–1982: MLB on NBC play-by-play 1979, 1981–1999: Wimbledon play-by-play (NBC) 1980–1988: Rose Bowl play-by-play (NBC) 1983–1989: MLB on NBC studio host 1984–1990: Breeders' Cup host (NBC) 1988: 1988 Summer Olympics Gymnastics play-by-play (NBC) 1990–1999: NBA on NBC play-by-play 1992: 1992 Summer Olympics host (NBC) 1995–1999: PGA Tour on NBC host 1996: 1996 Summer Olympics contributor (NBC) 1998–1999: Notre Dame Football on NBC play-by-play 2000–2010: NFL on CBS play-by-play (2000–2005 #2) (2006–2010 #3) 2000–2010: NCAA Basketball on CBS play-by-play 2000–2011, 2014: US Open (tennis) play-by-play (CBS) 2000–2006: The Masters contributor (CBS) 2000–2006: PGA Championship contributor (CBS) 2004–2011: Wimbledon and Australian Open play-by-play (ESPN2) 2004–2009: French Open play-by-play (ESPN2) 2006–2007: Westwood One Thursday Night Football play-by-play 2006: In Focus on FSN narrator 2010–2016: San Diego Padres TV play-by-play Honors Enberg garnered many awards and honors over the years, including 13 Sports Emmy Awards (as well as a Lifetime Achievement Emmy), nine National Sportscaster of the Year awards from the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association (and induction into that organization's Hall of Fame), five Sportscaster of the Year awards from the American Sportscasters Association (which also ranked Enberg tenth in its 2009 listing of the Top 50 Sportscasters of All Time), the Pete Rozelle Award from the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Curt Gowdy Award from the Basketball Hall of Fame, the Ford Frick Award from the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of