CBS broadcasters Ian Eagle and Clark Kellogg feel the impact left by the late Greg Gumbel on the NCAA Tournament.

CBS opened up its broadcast of the first day of the NCAA men's tournament with the studio panel paying tribute to the late ...

CBS recently honored the late sportscaster Greg Gumbel, who became synonymous with his coverage of March Madness.

The NCAA Tournament isn't the same without Greg Gumbel, but every announcer is finding a way to honor the broadcasting great.

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.

As studio coverage kicked off ahead of the opening game between Creighton and Louisville, host Ernie Johnson started the ...

But as the NCAA Tournament bracket is revealed on Selection Sunday, a titan is missing from the coverage on CBS: Greg Gumbel ... tribute to Gumbel. REQUIRED READING: When is March Madness?

“For more than 25 years Greg Gumbel was the host of March Madness on CBS. We will miss our dear friend and colleague.” It was followed by a clip of Gumbel talking about why he loves the NCAA ...

NCAA men's basketball tournament coverage got off to an emotional start on Thursday as the CBS studio crew paid homage to ...

On Thursday, CBS's coverage of March Madness began on a solemn note with a tribute to the late Greg Gumbel, the network's former anchor for the NCAA Tournament who recently passed away due to cancer.

CBS Sports honored NCAA Tournament cornerstone Greg Gumbel as the tournament synonymous with Gumbel got under way.

Kyle Terada-Imagn Images March Madness feels a little different this year. This past December, the college basketball and sports media world lost a titan with the passing of Greg Gumbel.