Lee Corso will make one more headgear pick on College GameDay before calling it a career. Corso, who spent almost 40 years with ESPN and College GameDay, will make his final appearance on the popular college football pre-game show on August 30.
Golf fans around the world are enjoying the Masters, but one of the sport's most popular broadcasters has an idea about how to make the experience even better.
Golf has always been played at a more deliberate pace than most other sports, and that has presented a challenge when it comes to television viewing. Players need time to set up their shots, choose the right club, account for wind, distance and other obstacles before addressing the ball.
The NCAA basketball season wraps up with the National Championship on Monday night, and basketball fans will turn their focus back to the NBA. The playoffs in the NBA start next week and prospects from the college level will be eyeing the NBA Draft that will take place in June.
Maryland star Derik Queen has decided to leave school early and will declare for the 2025 NBA draft, he said on SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt (YouTube link).
ESPN's Scott Van Pelt has never been known for dishing out hot takes and yelling on national television. That being said, he absolutely crushed a college
SportCenter's Scott Van Pelt is a Maryland alumnus, after the Terrapins heartbreaking loss on Wednesday, he was quickly reminded what transpired.
INDIANAPOLIS — The flood of news keeps coming from the first day of the 2025 NFL Combine, as most of the league’s general managers and head coaches spoke with their respective press corps.
ESPN's Scott Van Pelt had to pull a 180 with his show for the Bad Beat Dan Skillings Jr. doled out to West Virginia +3.5 bettors on Wednesday night. The forward hit two prayer threes in the final 10 seconds to bring the final deficit to 62-59 when WVU easily should've covered.
It's not often that big-name sports media personalities take responsibility for making wrong predictions. However, those big calls made weeks or even months before the season should be considered more as thought exercises to spur discussion than something to be taken seriously.
ESPN anchor Scott Van Pelt has a lot going for him, whether it be adoration from a widespread fanbase to a cushy job talking about sports at the highest level for a living.
On Sunday, college basketball analyst Jeff Goodman released his latest Top 25 rankings, sparking debate among Maryland basketball fans. While the top of the rankings saw little controversy, the absence of the Terrapins stood out.
The controversy over the blown targeting call in Arizona State's 39-31 double-overtime loss to Texas in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals is picking up steam.
TGL, a tech-infused golf simulator league founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's TMRW Sports, is less than a month away from its inaugural season at the custom-built Sofi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Boise State closed as a 14.5-point favorite in last week’s road matchup with San Jose State. The underdog Spartans jumped out to a quick 14-0 lead and were still in good shape to cover the big spread late in the game.
Curry and Van Pelt had a funny exchange during a recent interview.
Illinois quarterback Luke Altmyer is finally starting to get some national love from the media. After leading the Fighting Illini to a 4-0 record to start the season, his name came up on the podcast for ESPN's Scott Van Pelt.
The Atlanta Falcons (1-1) pulled out a dramatic 22-21 Week 2 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) on Monday Night Football, apparently to the surprise of ESPN‘s Scott Van Pelt.
Cam Ward has taken the national media by storm after his star-making debut for the No. 19 Miami Hurricanes as they went on the road and drowned the Florida Gators in The Swamp 41-17.
It remains unclear whether ESPN has renewed analyst Tim Legler's contract, but a salute from colleague Scott Van Pelt suggests he could soon be leaving.
West Virginia has never won a national championship in any of the four major sports - football, men's basketball, women's basketball, and baseball - but you wouldn't know it based off the fierce love and passion its fanbase exudes.
At the 2024 Pro Bowl Games, Pewter Report caught up with the one and only Scott Van Pelt from ESPN. Van Pelt is known for being on air late at night as the anchor for the flagship SportsCenter program, but he was in the morning sunshine at Camping World Stadium to discuss some football.
When it comes to the James Harden-Philadelphia 76ers situation, the drama-filled topic has supporters on each side.
ESPN's Scott Van Pelt joined YES Network's Michael Kay and SNY's Gary Cohen, among others, on Monday night in coming to the defense of MASN's Kevin Brown.
After letting go of Suzy Kolber last month, ESPN is considering either Scott Van Pelt or Laura Rutledge as her replacement on Monday Night Countdown.
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