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CBS Super Bowl LV broadcasters Jim Nantz and Tony Romo will avoid each other until they arrive in the booth before kickoff
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Both Nantz and Romo will follow social distancing and COVID protocols while staying in Tampa, including taking separate cars to the stadium. ALSO: CBS will use 120 cameras at Super Bowl LV, including three sky cams and 18 robotic cameras.
TOPICS: Super Bowl LV, CBS, Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Coronavirus, Super Bowl
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