TAMPA, FLA. (WFLA) —Legendary ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale’s return to broadcasting was delayed after an accident at home, according to a statement released on social media. In the statement ...

Iconic college basketball broadcaster Dick Vitale is postponing his return ... On Friday, ESPN had announced that Vitale would make his return to the broadcast for next Saturday's Duke-Wake ...

Legendary college basketball announcer Dick Vitale is set to make his highly anticipated return to the microphone ... excitement about returning to the broadcast booth. "I've missed being ...

While broadcasting Western Michigan's championship game, John Buccigross saluted a former Bronco and former ESPN colleague.

College basketball legend Dick Vitale makes his emotional return to the mic on Saturday ... marks Vitale's first broadcast since battling cancer, adding extra excitement to an already high-stakes ...

"It’s been a tough three years," the 85-year-old longtime sports announcer said ESPN/X Dick Vitale got emotional during a live broadcast while ... candidly about his return to work after his ...

Vitale's voice has been noticeably raspy in his return to calling games ... NBA coach called ESPN's first college basketball broadcast. Dick Vitale stands for a photo in front of the Cameron ...

It was longtime legendary college hoops broadcaster Dick ... broadcasting shortly after ESPN came into being. His first-ever NCAA game was in December 1979. Vitale said he wants to return ...

Dick Vitale became emotional Saturday ... I don't wish it on anybody. Cancer sucks." Vitale's voice has been noticeably raspy in his return to calling games, though his famous youthful energy ...

CLEMSON, S.C. — Dick Vitale became emotional ... Cancer sucks.” Vitale's voice has been noticeably raspy in his return to calling games, though his famous youthful energy has remained intact.