Price Is Right to present a Showcase prize that involves CBS Sports properties, one to attend the 2009 Final Four in Detroit and another in 2010 for Super Bowl XLIV (with Phil Simms), as part of changes to the long-time game show to use product placement models and CBS crossovers, including sports packages. Nantz appeared as himself in the 1996 film Tin Cup and has appeared in episodes of several television series including Arliss, Yes, Dear, Criminal Minds, and How I Met Your Mother (season 5, episode 14 + 15 and season 9, episode 24). He portrayed the announcer for the fictional baseball team in the short-lived series Clubhouse, and his voice can be heard in the 1998 film Scrapple. Since 2009, Nantz has guest commentated on the final round of The Open Championship for the BBC. Nantz teamed with Gary McCord to provide extensive commentary in the 1999 PC golf game Jack Nicklaus 6: Golden Bear Challenge, and his commentary is featured in the Golden Tee Golf arcade game series. From 2012 until 2016 (when they were replaced with Brandon Gaudin and Charles Davis), Nantz, along with Phil Simms, provided commentary for the Madden NFL series. In 2013, Nantz appeared in a Papa John's Pizza ad with Peyton Manning, quarterback of the Denver Broncos, and founder John Schnatter. He has also been part of Capital One's March Madness ad campaign featuring Charles Barkley, Samuel L. Jackson, and Spike Lee. Career timeline 1985–1988; 1997: NCAA Football on CBS – studio host 1986–present: PGA Tour on CBS (since 1994 as host) 1986–1990: College Basketball on CBS – studio host 1986–1989: NBA on CBS – lead play-by-play 1987–1990: NFL on CBS Radio – play-by-play 1987–1995: US Open (tennis) – play-by-play 1989–present: The Masters host 1989–1991; 1996–1997: NCAA Football on CBS – lead play-by-play 1990–2023: College Basketball on CBS/Turner – lead play-by-play 1988–1993; 2004–present: NFL on CBS – play-by-play (1993 as #2; 2004–present as lead) 1992 and 1994: Winter Olympics – weekend daytime co-host 1994–1995; 2000–2001: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade host (under the title "The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS") 1998–2003: The NFL Today host 1998: Olympic Winter Games – primetime host 2014–2017: Thursday Night Football – lead play-by-play Awards and honors Three-time Sports Emmy Award winner for Outstanding Sports Personality, Play-by-Play (2008 and 2009). Five-time NSMA National Sportscaster of the Year (1998, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009). 2002 Curt Gowdy Award from the