And it’ll be the first one without Greg Gumbel, one of the more beloved broadcasters of March Madness over the years. The ...

As is tradition following the national championship, “One Shining Moment” signs off the CBS broadcast. This year, however, it ...

This year's men's March Madness tournament will sound different after the loss of Greg Gumbel, a CBS sports broadcaster, who died from cancer in December 2024 at the age of 78. Gumbel, a ...

While he’s handled the transition gracefully, stepping into the shoes of the late Greg Gumbel, it’s hard to truly fill those shoes. The role was initially passed to Ernie Johnson for the NCAA ...

CBS found the perfect way to honor Greg Gumbel on Sunday to kick off the NCAA ... He later spent time at MSG Network, CBS and NBC before returning to CBS to close out his career.

As the NCAA Tournament kicks off with the unveiling of the bracket on Selection Sunday, a noticeable absence marked this year’s festivities: the beloved Greg Gumbel. Since his passing in December at ...

The NCAA Tournament promises plenty of storylines and drama, but everyone associated with it seems to be in agreement that it's missing something without Greg Gumbel. Gumbel, who died in December ...

Greg Gumbel was an institution on Selection Sunday, and CBS made sure to pay homage to him during this year’s broadcast just months after his death. The Selection Sunday broadcast opened up with ...

Many sports fans are still processing the December death of longtime broadcaster Greg Gumbel, and there was no question his absence would be felt on Selection Sunday. For years, this was a day ...

For the second straight year, Greg Gumbel will not be hosting ... NBA basketball and the Olympics. From 1994-97, Gumbel briefly left CBS to join NBC, where he mainly covered the NBA and MLB.

Oh man Ernie Johnson choking up about Greg Gumbel… geez. A man who truly left ... Gumbel had two stints at CBS, leaving the network for NBC when it lost football in 1994 and returning when ...