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

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

In the end, St. John’s University Red Storm men’s basketball fans will have to settle for their team winning their first game in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament in 25 ...

Greg Gumbel redefined sports journalism during his remarkable 25-year tenure at CBS Sports. He was not just a host; he was the face of the NCAA Tournament for millions of viewers. His adaptability ...

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 ...

The New Orleans native would later join NBC Sports ... said shortly after Gumbel’s death. "A tremendous broadcaster and gifted storyteller, Greg led one of the most remarkable and groundbreaking ...

As Ian Eagle prepares for the men’s NCAA Tournament and his run through calling the Final Four, he’s been finding himself going through old text messages with Greg Gumbel. Eagle had known ...

Greg Gumbel became a familiar face in CBS Sports ... He later worked with MSG Network and NBC before returning to CBS in 1998. At CBS, Gumbel became the voice of the NCAA men's basketball ...

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 ...

The New Orleans native would later join NBC Sports, where he continued covering the Olympics and ... the president & CEO of CBS Sports, said shortly after Gumbel’s death. "A tremendous broadcaster and ...

The 2025 NCAA Tournament arrived on Thursday and it marked the second year that Greg Gumbel wasn't hosting CBS's coverage and first since his passing. Gumbel, 78, passed away from cancer in ...