Madness got off to a poignant start when Ernie Johnson and Clark Kellogg paid tribute to Greg Gumbel, the renowned sports broadcaster who died at the age of 78 in December 2024.

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 ...

But as the NCAA Tournament bracket is revealed on Selection Sunday, a titan is missing from the coverage on CBS: Greg Gumbel. However, the presence of the longtime host of the Selection Sunday ...

Clark Kellogg celebrated Greg Gumbel’s legacy on CBS’s March Madness Selection Sunday as he reminisced about their friendship.(Clark Kellogg @ X) Clark Kellogg, the former basketball player ...

Ever the gentleman, Greg Gumbel reached out to offer a welcoming handshake. Ernie Johnson responded with … a fist bump? The awkward exchange — one Johnson still describes, a decade later ...

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 ...

Greg Gumbel was a titan in sports broadcasting, known for his terrific presence on air for all kinds of events from the NFL to college basketball. The late CBS announcer died in December of 2024 ...

Selection Sunday is finally here, but the moment won't be the same. For the second straight year, Greg Gumbel will not be hosting the Selection Show broadcast, as the longtime CBS Sports ...

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 ...

In honor of his career as a sportscaster and the work he did that made him an indelible part of March Madness, CBS Sports honored the memory of Greg Gumbel during the network's Selection Sunday ...