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LAS VEGAS — The Super Bowl will be a broadcasting family affair. Veteran radio play-by-play announcer Kevin Harlan and his daughter, sideline reporter Olivia Harlan Dekker, will become the first father-and-daughter duo to cover and call a Super Bowl. The 63-year-old Harlan has done NFL play-by-play for 39 consecutive seasons and will be calling his 14th straight Super Bowl for Westwood One Radio. The 30-year-old Harlan Dekker works for Sky Sports and Westwood One. Harlan Dekker says "everyone will remember this" in their family.
