Bill Jones Biography
Bill Jones is an American television play-by-play, Sportscaster and studio host in the state of Texas, working in Lubbock, San Antonio, and Dallas-Fort Worth. Bill was raised up in Irving and he is currently working for CBS 11 as a sportscaster.
Bill Jones Education
Jones attended and graduated from the University of Oklahoma, he has spent his entire sportscasting career in the state of Texas, working in Lubbock, San Antonio, and Dallas-Fort Worth.
Bill Jones Wife
Jones is married to his wife Stacy. The couple resides in Southlake
Bill Jones Children
Jones and Stacy have three daughters, Jennifer, Jessica, and Jordan.
Bill Jones PhotoBill Jones Career
Bill is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma, he has spent his entire sportscasting career in the state of Texas, working in Lubbock, San Antonio, and Dallas-Fort Worth.
2014 marks Bill’s 25th year working in DFW sports television, beginning his current stint at CBS 11 Sports in 2006. He hosts Cowboys Game Day, The Jason Garrett Show, Cowboys Weekend, and The Blitz, and has done play-by-play on Dallas Cowboys pre-season telecasts on CBS 11 since 2003. He is also the studio host for Texas Rangers Friday Night Baseball on TXA 21.
Bill spent eight years at KXAS-TV from 1990-97 before becoming the television play-by-play broadcaster for the Texas Rangers baseball club for five years.
Bill also has worked for Fox Sports Net and ESPN doing play-by-play of a wide variety of college sports including Big 12 football, basketball, baseball, swimming and diving, gymnastics, track and field, wrestling, and various professional tennis events.
Bill and his wife, Stacy, live in Southlake and have three daughters, Jennifer, Jessica, and Jordan. And, as of Christmas 2007 are the proud owners of two beagle puppies, Beau and Romo.
Bill Jones Talk Show
Bill Jones Interview
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban sat down with CBS 11 Sports Director Bill Jones to discuss all things Dirk Nowitzki as the Mavericks approach their final home game of the season on Tuesday night at the American Airlines Center.
Nowitzki still has not said if he is retiring at the end of the season, but a lot of fans and players around the NBA seem to think this is it.
“It’s bitter-sweet for him. He’s enjoying all the attention and respect he’s getting, but for all of us, Father Time is undefeated (laughs),” Cuban said. “He’s nervous, excited, looking forward to it (final home game of the season).”
Cuban said it’s been great watching Nowitzki become an NBA superstar but it’s also been rewarding seeing him go from a “geeky kid” to a dad, husband and someone who gets out in the community and has an impact
“Dirk’s just a good, good guy. He’s got a heart of gold. He’s a guy you want your sister to marry, your daughter to date. He’s just a good guy who happens to be a phenomenal basketball player.”