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Since rejoining CBS in 1998, Greg Gumbel has become a fixture in the network’s college basketball coverage, culminating in his 25th anniversary as the primary host of the March Madness Show in 2023.
CBS and TNT Sports were expected to announce their broadcast team for the NCAA men’s basketball tournament this week, and Gumbel was anticipated to return as the studio show host. However, according to The Athletic’s Richard Deitsch, Gumbel will be stepping away from this year’s tournament due to family health matters.
CBS/WBD’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament broadcast assignments usually get announced this week but one small piece of news:
Greg Gumbel won’t be working the tournament this year as he deals with family health issues.
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Indonesia, host Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and Singapore
shared the gold medals at the Penang Pesta International Tournament in the
finals of the competitions. Malaysia’s Patricia Jaquilina Anak Bruce became the
first ever female gold medallist in the Penang Pesta International Tournament.
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Malaysia, the region hosted several national competition and international
events in…
The final Grand Slam event of the pro tennis circuit, the U.S. Open is one of the sport’s four major championship tournaments. The term “Grand Slam” refers to the feat of winning all four in one season.
Only five people have ever won a singles Grand Slam. The most recent was Steffi Graf in 1988. If Novak Djokovic had won Wimbledon’s grueling final, he would have been within reach of becoming the sixth Grand Slammer.
You don’t have to be in the U.S. to watch the U.S. Open tennis tournament. TV networks and streaming video make it possible to keep an eye on the action wherever you are. If you’re excited about this year’s tournament, here’s how to watch it.
This year’s U.S. Open takes place from August 28 to…
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – If you have an axe to grind with your competition, you’ll want to head to NOTO.
Odin’s Lair is hosting its first-ever axe-throwing tournament. Owner Buddy Haynes shared details of the event on Eye on NE Kansas.
The Top City Axe Throwing Classic will be held July 16. Practice will open at noon, with the tournament getting underway at 1 p.m.
It will be held at Odin’s Lair, 921 N. Kansas Ave. It’s a $50 buy-in for the double elimination event. To register, call 785-214-3798 or visit Odin’s Lair.
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