Basketball Great Grant Hill Honored With ‘Candle In The Dark’ Award
5 years ago in Press
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Turner Sports & CBS Sports Name Bill Raftery & Grant Hill Game Analysts for 2015 NCAA® Final Four & National Championship
5 years ago in Press
Hill & Raftery Team with Jim Nantz for 2015 NCAA Tournament
Turner Sports and CBS Sports today announced that Bill Raftery and Grant Hill will call the NCAA Final Four and National Championship this year. Hill and Raftery will join the team of Jim Nantz and reporter Tracy Wolfson to call games together throughout the 2015 NCAA Tournament, culminating with the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Final Four and National Championship from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
For former Duke star Grant Hill, induction into college basketball hall is a family affair
6 years ago in Press
BY TEREZ A. PAYLOR - THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Photo above: The newly inducted 2014 class of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame. Ceremonies were held Sunday night at the Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland. RICH SUGG / THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Grant Hill grew up loving basketball, and he admits he can thank his football-playing father, Calvin, for that.
Grant Hill's full court press: He wants to own an NBA team
6 years ago in Interviews
Photo above: Adam Jeffery | CNBC
By Jessica Golden, Field Producer
After back-to-back college championships at Duke and a nearly 20-year professional career, seven-time NBA All-Star Grant Hill said his next dream is owning his own NBA team.
“PERSONAL WITH BILL RHODEN” DEBUTS ON EPIX JUNE 11TH
6 years ago in Press
Grant Hill reflects on leaving basketball behind, looking toward future
7 years ago in Interviews
By Grant Hill, Special to SI.com
SI.com is taking a look at the lives of some of sports' most notable former players across the NBA, NFL and MLB. From weighing in on life in retirement to providing their analysis on today's crop of stars, these athletes share their thoughts.
Grant Hill, ex-NBA standout, has new broadcast career with Turner Sports, NBA TV
7 years ago in Press
Edward M. Pio Roda/Edward M. Pio Roda - After announcing his retirement after last season, Grant Hill will host a rebooted version of “NBA Inside Stuff.”
By Michael Lee, Washington Post
The Inside Stuff with Grant Hill: Career Stories of the Ex-NBA Star and TV Host
7 years ago in Press
BY JARED ZWERLING (NBA ANALYST)
After the 2012-13 regular season ended, former NBA star Grant Hill was in demand on and off the court. Not only did the Los Angeles Clippers want him back, but after he retired on June 1, several television networks reached out to one of the most respected, articulate and intelligent players in the league.
After Long Careers, Hill and Kidd Are on Different Paths This Season
7 years ago in Press
By ANDREW KEH
NY TIMES
Grant Hill celebrated his 41st birthday last month, and on that day he was on the Duke campus, appearing at an event to mark the 50th anniversary of black students attending the university.
As it turned out, the Nets were holding training camp on campus that week, so Hill stopped by practice with plans to tape a segment for his new gig. Hill has begun work this fall as an analyst for Turner Sports and NBA TV.
NBA TV is Bringing Back NBA Inside Stuff with Fresh New Look Including Co-Hosts Grant Hill and Kristen Ledlow
7 years ago in Press
All-New Original Episodes to Premiere Saturday, Nov. 2, at Noon ET
NBA Inside Stuff, the ground-breaking sports and entertainment all-access show, is coming to NBA TV with brand-new episodes featuring co-hosts Grant Hill and Kristen Ledlow set to debut Saturday, Nov. 2, at Noon ET. The series, which last aired in 2005, will combine some of the franchise’s most celebrated segments – redefined versions of “Jam Session” and “Rewind” – with in-depth interviews highlighting some of the NBA’s biggest stars and more, all packaged with a fresh new look.