Emmy, Emmy, Emmy, Emmy ... uh, not so fast, motormouth

For those who need to know the results of the 29th Sports Emmy Awards but were afraid to ask if Chris Berman won anything, the answer (as they were handed out last night):

Al Michaels: Best play by play (NBC's Sunday Night Football) -- sixth time he's won it.
John Madden: Best analyst (NBC's Sunday Night Football) -- at least his 15th ... we think they've stopped counting
Cris Colinsworth: Best studio analyst (NBC/HBO NFL)
James Brown: Best studio host (CBS' NFL pregame)
HBO's "Brooklyn Dodgers: The Ghosts of Flatbush": Outstanding documentary
HBO's "Real Sports" story on NFL consussions: Outstanding Sports Journalism
Fox's Fiesta Bowl: Outstanding Live Sports Special
Fox's NASCAR: Outstanding Live Sports Series
ESPN's College GameDay: Outstanding Weekly Studio Show
TNT's Inside the NBA: Outstanding Daily Studio Show
Golf Channel's AimPoint: Technical Achievement Award

Going in, ESPN/ABC led the list with 37 combined nominees (27 for ESPN); HBO had the most for one single network (31, 10 of which were from "Real Sports" and "Inside the NFL"), while NBC had 23 nominations, Fox 18 and CBS 17.