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Chris Berman
Chris BermanBorn: May 10, 1955Radio-TV 6-time National Sportscaster of Year known for his nicknames and jovial studio anchoring on ESPN; narrated weekly highlights on “Monday Night Football”…Bill Rassmussen
Bill RassmussenBorn: Oct. 15, 1932Radio-TV unemployed radio broadcaster who founded ESPN, the nation's first 24-hour all-sports cable-TV network, in 1978; bought out by Getty Oil in 1981.…Dick Vitale Biography
Dick Vitale Born: June 9, 1939Broadcaster Radio and television commentator for ESPN and ABC Sports known for his enthusiastic, almost spastic style; had successful college and pro basketball…Bill Walton
Bill WaltonBorn: Nov. 5, 1952Basketball C 3-time College Player of Year (1972-74); led UCLA to 2 national titles (1972-73); led Portland to NBA title as MVP in 1977; regular season MVP in…Eddie Feigner Biography
softball playerDied: February 9, 2007 (Huntsville, Alabama) Best Known as: hard-throwing softball player Hard-throwing softball player who toured the globe…Hunter S. Thompson
Name at birth: Hunter Stockton ThompsonWriter Hunter S. Thompson was famous for his free-wheeling, intoxicant-fueled observations on politics and society in Rolling Stone magazine and in books such…Mike Ditka
Mike DitkaBorn: Oct. 18, 1939Football All-America at Pitt (1960); NFL Rookie of Year (1961); 5-time Pro Bowl tight end for Chicago Bears; returned to Chicago as head coach in 1982 and won…The R Word - The Washington Redskins Controversy
The debate over one NFL team's name is over Related Links The NFL Drops the Ball on Domestic Violence Coming Out While Still in the Game Pro Football 2014…Major Sports Scandals
Here is a look at some of the biggest scandals in sports. New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady Related Links Washington Redskins Name Controversy…Co-National Champions
Michigan Wolverines (12-0)Nebraska Cornhuskers (13-0)Rose BowlOrange Bowl Michigan and Nebraska each captured a share of the national championship. The Wolverines were ranked first in both…