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Emmy Winner Bryce Adair Dies Tragically at 31
8 Jun
Summary
- Bryce Adair, 31, died after a car crash while working at a PGA Tour event.
- His death deeply affected the CBS Sports family and colleagues.
- Adair was an Emmy winner for his work on CBS's Super Bowl coverage.
A wave of grief has swept through CBS Sports following the death of production assistant Bryce Adair. The 31-year-old passed away on Saturday, June 7, 2026, after sustaining injuries from a single-car accident that occurred Wednesday night, June 4, 2026. Adair was on assignment at the PGA Tour's Memorial Tournament in Ohio at the time of the crash.
Broadcaster Jim Nantz became visibly emotional during Saturday's broadcast, sharing the profound sadness felt by the entire CBS crew of 250 people. He described Adair as a deeply loved colleague, known for his warm smile and compassionate nature. Nantz also extended condolences to Adair's mother, Michelle, expressing the team's love and that he would not be forgotten.
Originally from Martinez, Georgia, Adair was a valued member of the CBS Sports team, contributing to numerous major sporting broadcasts. His professional achievements included an Emmy award for his work on CBS's Super Bowl coverage, underscoring his significant impact in the field.
