Dick Vitale’s ESPN return delayed after accident causes ‘near-term physical limitations’
Dick Vitale’s planned return to the broadcast booth is being put on hold after an accident that created “near-term physical limitations,” ESPN said Saturday. The accident, which the 85-year-old Hall of Fame broadcaster said he suffered at his home in Florida, is not related to the four cancer battles he’s had for the past three and a half years.
Joe Buck will be on play-by-play. He’ll be joined by Troy Aikman, who will be the analyst. Lisa Salters and Laura Rutledge ...
Georgia Tech has lost their last three games coming into their road trip vs Florida State, but the Yellow Jackets are hoping ...
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Jason Kelce outfit at Chiefs game today: ESPN analyst bundles up for brother Travis' playoff game vs. TexansThe Kelce brothers continue to draw endless attention, be that for on-the-field exploits or off-the-field hijinks. The Chiefs ...
Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis, right, looks to shoot against Orlando Magic forward Tristan da Silva during the ...
Ohio State and Notre Dame close the college football season Monday night at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, where the ...
The Houston Astros will make an early-season appearance on ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball, the network announced Wednesday in ...
ESPN's coverage of the Cotton Bowl between Ohio State and Texas on Friday night included the airing of a prayer on the field before the game. The prayer was read by former chair of the Cotton Bowl ...
Molly Qerim has a fan in Cam Newton. The former NFL quarterback complimented the ESPN host while discussing women in sports ...
A men's college basketball game between Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan on Tuesday was flagged by multiple sportsbooks ...
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