Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Brian Movalson (born March 27, 1968 in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan) is the Vice President and General Manager with IMG College, responsible for the University of Oregon’s complete business, including the Oregon Sports Broadcast Network. Previously he was a Director of Sports Marketing at EA SPORTS, a label within the world’s largest video game publisher, Electronic Arts where his main responsibilities included managing EA’s 15-year relationship with ESPN, overseeing the EA SPORTS Challenge Series (including the famed Madden Challenge), as well as producing many of EA SPORTS’ television programs.Movalson has also achieved fame as Brent Musburger’s spotter on ESPN and on ABC’s Saturday Night College Football Game of the Week. Movalson has worked with Brent for 15 years on College Football but has also worked College Basketball for CBS, the Olympics for TNT, and Monday Night Football for ABC. During his broadcast career Movalson has had the distinction of cueing the Kentucky Derby and the Indianapolis 500 in the same year.Movalson holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and Communications from the University of Michigan , where he currently serves as a Charter Member of the Sport Management Advisory Board, which focuses on curriculum and educational opportunities for UM faculty, students, and staff."@en }
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- Brian_Movalson abstract "Brian Movalson (born March 27, 1968 in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan) is the Vice President and General Manager with IMG College, responsible for the University of Oregon’s complete business, including the Oregon Sports Broadcast Network. Previously he was a Director of Sports Marketing at EA SPORTS, a label within the world’s largest video game publisher, Electronic Arts where his main responsibilities included managing EA’s 15-year relationship with ESPN, overseeing the EA SPORTS Challenge Series (including the famed Madden Challenge), as well as producing many of EA SPORTS’ television programs.Movalson has also achieved fame as Brent Musburger’s spotter on ESPN and on ABC’s Saturday Night College Football Game of the Week. Movalson has worked with Brent for 15 years on College Football but has also worked College Basketball for CBS, the Olympics for TNT, and Monday Night Football for ABC. During his broadcast career Movalson has had the distinction of cueing the Kentucky Derby and the Indianapolis 500 in the same year.Movalson holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and Communications from the University of Michigan , where he currently serves as a Charter Member of the Sport Management Advisory Board, which focuses on curriculum and educational opportunities for UM faculty, students, and staff.".
- Q4964821 abstract "Brian Movalson (born March 27, 1968 in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan) is the Vice President and General Manager with IMG College, responsible for the University of Oregon’s complete business, including the Oregon Sports Broadcast Network. Previously he was a Director of Sports Marketing at EA SPORTS, a label within the world’s largest video game publisher, Electronic Arts where his main responsibilities included managing EA’s 15-year relationship with ESPN, overseeing the EA SPORTS Challenge Series (including the famed Madden Challenge), as well as producing many of EA SPORTS’ television programs.Movalson has also achieved fame as Brent Musburger’s spotter on ESPN and on ABC’s Saturday Night College Football Game of the Week. Movalson has worked with Brent for 15 years on College Football but has also worked College Basketball for CBS, the Olympics for TNT, and Monday Night Football for ABC. During his broadcast career Movalson has had the distinction of cueing the Kentucky Derby and the Indianapolis 500 in the same year.Movalson holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and Communications from the University of Michigan , where he currently serves as a Charter Member of the Sport Management Advisory Board, which focuses on curriculum and educational opportunities for UM faculty, students, and staff.".