History of Noah Eagle in Timeline

Noah Eagle is an American sportscaster, known for his play-by-play announcing across various sports. He currently works for NBC Sports, covering Big Ten and NFL football, as well as Big Ten, Big East, and NBA basketball. Eagle has also announced basketball at the Summer Olympic Games. Additionally, he contributes to the Tennis Channel and provides play-by-play for the Brooklyn Nets and NFL games broadcast on Nickelodeon and Netflix, demonstrating his versatility across multiple platforms.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements

December 11, 1996: Noah Eagle's Birth

On December 11, 1996, Noah Eagle was born. He is the son of sportscaster Ian Eagle and would later become an American sportscaster himself.

2014: Carter Blackburn in CBS

In 2014, Carter Blackburn was a broadcaster in CBS.

2015: Carter Blackburn in CBS

In 2015, Carter Blackburn was a broadcaster in CBS.

2015: Graduation from West Essex High School

In 2015, Noah Eagle graduated from West Essex High School.

2017: Carter Blackburn in CBS

In 2017, Carter Blackburn was a broadcaster in CBS.

April 2019: Tryout for Los Angeles Clippers TV Job

In April 2019, Noah Eagle tried out for the Los Angeles Clippers TV play-by-play job but was not selected.

October 2019: Joins Clippers Radio

In October 2019, Noah Eagle was offered and accepted the radio play-by-play job for the Los Angeles Clippers, marking the start of his tenure with the team.

2019: Graduation from Syracuse University

In 2019, Noah Eagle graduated from Syracuse University’s S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, showcasing promise as a play-by-play announcer for the university's basketball, football, and lacrosse games.

2020: Carter Blackburn in CBS

In 2020, Carter Blackburn was a broadcaster in CBS.

2020: Summer Olympics

In 2020, Noah Eagle worked for NBC Sports covering the Summer Olympics.

2021: Joins CBS Sports

In 2021, Noah Eagle joined CBS Sports as the play-by-play broadcaster for their #2 college football broadcasting team. He covered SEC on CBS doubleheaders and select CBS Sports Network games, filling in while Carter Blackburn was on sabbatical.

2021: Olympics Play-by-Play Assignment

In the summer of 2021, Noah Eagle handled the play-by-play assignment of 3x3 basketball for NBC Sports' coverage of the 2020 Summer Olympics, marking the sport's debut at the Olympic Games.

2021: Special NFL Broadcasts on Nickelodeon

Since 2021, Noah Eagle has called special NFL broadcasts for CBS' sibling cable network Nickelodeon, collaborating with Nate Burleson and Gabrielle Neveah Green on Wild Card playoff games and a Christmas Day contest.

December 17, 2022: Vikings-Colts Game on NFL Network

On December 17, 2022, Noah Eagle and Nate Burleson covered the Indianapolis Colts-Minnesota Vikings game for NFL Network, where the Vikings completed a historic 33-point comeback victory, winning 39–36 in overtime.

February 2023: Joins NBC for Big Ten Coverage

In February 2023, NBC announced that Noah Eagle would be their play-by-play broadcaster for the newly acquired Big Ten Saturday Night package and the Big Ten basketball package on Peacock.

September 2023: Joins YES Network

In September 2023, Noah Eagle joined the YES Network as an alternate play-by-play announcer, succeeding his role with the Clippers.

2023: Super Bowl LVIII on Nickelodeon

During the 2023 season, Noah Eagle and Nate Burleson called a Christmas Day game and Super Bowl LVIII, with Nickelodeon characters joining them in the broadcast booth.

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April 2024: Olympics Play-By-Play Duties

In April 2024, NBC announced that Noah Eagle would take on play-by-play duties for the United States men's and women's basketball teams at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. He also handled the gold medal matches.

September 6, 2024: First NFL Game in Brazil

On September 6, 2024, Noah Eagle and Todd Blackledge called the first NFL game in Brazil between the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles for Peacock.

2024: Lead Announcer for NBC Sports/Peacock

In 2024, Noah Eagle was the lead play-by-play announcer for NBC Sports/Peacock at the French Open tennis championships and for a Netflix NFL game on Christmas Day.