CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz is seen in attendance during Oregon Ducks practice the day before the semifinals of the Midwest regional of the 2013 NCAA tournament at Lucas Oil Stadium. (Photo: Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports) CBS announcer Jim Nantz said Monday it's hard mentally to move on from the dramatic injury of Louisville's Kevin Ware in the team's win over Duke Sunday. Nantz, who called the game with Clark Kellogg, said "when you're that close to it, it's hard to get the image out of your mind. ... You replay it over and over in your head." NCAA TOURNEY: Updated bracket, info RELATED: Louisville turns tragedy into victory after injury Kellogg, on a conference call Monday, said the injury created "as raw and emotional a circumstance as I've been involved with as a broadcaster. ... I was virtually not able to say anything. Actually, I was praying myself." On Sunday, the two announcers spoke only sparingly during the delay after the injury. "There were people who were visibly sick in the stands," said Nantz Monday. "What could you say? There was very little you could add." CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus, reiterated Monday what he told USA TODAY Sports Sunday that the footage of the Ware injury will not air again on CBS -- at least not where the injury can be clearly seen. Said McManus: "If it's ever shown again, for whatever reason, we'd blur it out and not show the graphic detail of the poor kid's leg." While CBS drew strong ratings from Sunday's one-sided games, the network can't be thrilled that Ohio State, a big school from a populous state, was eliminated Saturday by Wichita State. In explaining why Michigan-Syracuse will get the marquee late-game time slot in the Final Four -- with Wichita State-Louisville in the early slot -- McManus noted that "the Big Ten traditionally brings a lot of television homes into the equation." But Nantz argued that "it's always good to have a Cinderella story going into the Final Four." Steve Kerr, who'll call the Final Four with Kellogg and Nantz, noted that at least Gonzaga, the No. 1 seed in the West and eliminated by Wichita State, can relax: "They can sit back and say, 'We didn't choke.' Wichita State is for real." NCAA TOURNEY PHOTOS: ELITE EIGHT ACTION Story Highlights

Monday, April 1, 2013
Jim Nantz: Can't get Kevin Ware injury out of mind
Louisville Cardinals guard/forward Luke Hancock gives encouragement to guard Kevin Ware as Ware is taken off the court on a stretcher in the first half against the Duke Blue Devils at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals head coach Rick Pitino gets a hug from forward Chane Behanan and guard Russ Smith after the Midwest regional final against the Duke Blue Devils at Lucas Oil Stadium. Jamie Rhodes, USA TODAY Sports
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Duke Blue Devils forward Mason Plumlee shoots against the Louisville Cardinals during the Midwest regional against the Duke Blue Devils at Lucas Oil Stadium. Jamie Rhodes, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals guard Peyton Siva shoots against Duke Blue Devils forward Mason Plumlee against the Duke Blue Devils at Lucas Oil Stadium. Louisville won 85-63. Jamie Rhodes, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals center Gorgui Dieng shoots against the Duke Blue Devils in the second half during the finals of the Midwest regional at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals players celebrate with the Midwest regional championship trophy and the jersey of injured teammate Kevin Ware after defeating the Duke Blue Devils at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals players Chane Behanan, bottom, Peyton Siva, right, and Russ Smith react after an injury suffered by teammate Kevin Ware in the first half during the finals of the Midwest regional against the Duke Blue Devils at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals center Gorgui Dieng wrestles for a loose ball on the floor with Duke Blue Devils guard Rasheed Sulaimon in the second half during the finals of the Midwest regional at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals players Russ Smith, left, Gorgui Dieng, center, and Chane Behanan react after an injury suffered by teammate Kevin Ware in the first half during the finals of the Midwest regional against the Duke Blue Devils at Lucas Oil Stadium. Jamie Rhodes, USA TODAY Sports
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Louisville Cardinals guard Peyton Siva shoots against Duke Blue Devils forward Ryan Kelly in the first half during the finals of the Midwest regional at Lucas Oil Stadium. Jamie Rhodes, USA TODAY Sports
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Duke Blue Devils guard Seth Curry holds the ball away from Louisville Cardinals guard Russ Smith in the first half during the finals of the Midwest regional at Lucas Oil Stadium. Jamie Rhodes, USA TODAY Sports
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Michigan Wolverines guard Nik Stauskas (11) shoots a three-point shot against the Florida Gators during the South regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports
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Michigan Wolverines forward Mitch McGary (4) blocks the shot of Florida Gators forward Will Yeguete (15) in the first half during the South regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports
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Michigan Wolverines guard Corey Person (32) celebrates as his team defeats the Florida Gators 79-59 to advance to the Final Four during the South regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports USA TODAY Sports
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Michigan Wolverines guard Tim Hardaway Jr. (10) celebrates in the first half against the Florida Gators during the South regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports
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Michigan Wolverines guard Tim Hardaway Jr. (10) starts the fast break defended by Florida Gators center Patric Young (4) in the second half during the South regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Michigan defeated Florida 79-59. Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports
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Michigan Wolverines forward Mitch McGary (4), Nik Stauskas (11) and the bench celebrate as they defeat the Florida Gators 79-59 to advance to the Final Four during the South regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports
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Michigan Wolverines forward Jordan Morgan (52) tries to tip the ball loose from Florida Gators guard Scottie Wilbekin (5) during the second half of the South regional final game in the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports
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Florida Gators guard Casey Prather (24) dunks the ball between Michigan Wolverines forward Mitch McGary (4) and Glenn Robinson III (1) in the first half of the South regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament at Cowboys Stadium. Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports
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Wichita State head coach Gregg Marshall celebrates cutting down the net after beating Ohio State 70-66 in the West Regional final to advance to the Final Four. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
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Wichita State's Carl Hall, left, celebrates winning the West Regional final 70-66 over Ohio State. Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports
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Wichita State head coach Gregg Marshall hoists the West Regional trophy after the Shockers topped second-seeded Ohio State 70-66 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Jayne Kamin-Oncea, USA TODAY Sports
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Wichita State players celebrate after topping Ohio State 70-66 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles to advance to the Final Four. Jayne Kamin-Oncea, USA TODAY Sports
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Wichita State's Demetric Williams, right, celebrates after topping Ohio State 70-66 in the West Regional final to advance to the Final Four. Jayne Kamin-Oncea, USA TODAY Sports
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Wichita State players celebrate on the bench in the second half of the West Regional final vs. Ohio State. The Shockers won 70-66 to advance to the Final Four. Jayne Kamin-Oncea, USA TODAY Sports
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Ohio State guard Aaron Craft is defended by Carl Hall (22) and Cleanthony Early in the second half of the West Regional final at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports
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Ohio State's Aaron Craft shakes hands with teammate Shannon Scott early in the second half of the West Regional final at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
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Wichita State's Carl Hall is elbowed in the chin by Ohio State's Deshaun Thomas as he attempted a shot in the second half. Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports