Greg Gumbel first started with CBS Sports in 1989, where he served as a NFL play-by-play announcer and an in-studio host for ...

With a voice synonymous with Selection Sunday and the NFL, Gumbel became one of the most recognizable broadcasters in sports.

The longtime host and play-by-play announcer had missed this year’s NCAA tournament coverage because of “family health issues ...

Greg Gumbel. Before Gumbel hit it big, he started out selling hospital supplies in Detroit. Per Wikipedia, in 1973, at the age of 27, he discovered an opportunity to audition for a sports ...

Sportscaster Greg Gumbel, best known for his long career with CBS Sports, has died Friday, Dec. 27, according to CBS Sports ...

Longtime CBS broadcaster Greg ... Gumbel, putting together a package featuring highlights from the broadcaster's long career at the network. Gumbel first hosted the show from 1990 through 1993 ...

Greg Gumbel died at age 78 after ... Today’s panel sharing their memories of Gumbel. Bill Cowher talked about meeting the play-by-play legend before his first Super Bowl appearance with the ...

Greg Gumbel, a longtime CBS Sports broadcaster, has died of cancer, his family said Friday, Dec. 27. He was 78. Gumbel, a ...

Greg Gumbel ... sports championship during Super Bowl XXXV in 2001. Gumbel began his career as a sports announcer for WMAQ-TV in Chicago before moving to ESPN, where he anchored SportsCenter.

“Greg Gumbel was broadcasting royalty,” Jim Nantz, who was CBS’ lead NCAA Tournament game broadcaster for 32 years before relinquishing that role after the 2023 event, said in a statement.

The NFL Today wasn't the only show to pay homage to Gumbel before kickoff. Terry Bradshaw said he owed "his pregame career" to Gumbel's guidance over at Fox NFL Sunday. “Rest in peace, Greg Gumbel.

Greg Gumbel ... industry."Gumbel, the older brother of former “TODAY” co-host Bryant Gumbel, began working at CBS Sports in 1989. He left in 1994 to work at NBC Sports before returning ...