Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Vitale is set to return to the airwaves for the first time in almost two years, calling the NCAA basketball game between No. 2 Duke and Clemson on ESPN. At 85, Vitale has faced numerous health challenges, including a long battle with cancer, but announced he is cancer-free as of January 8, 2024. His last assignment was in April 2023, and his plans to return were delayed by a recent home accident. Vitale's storied career with ESPN began over four decades ago, making him a beloved figure in the sport.
Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Vitale, who has bravely battled cancer for years, will return to broadcasting for the first time in nearly two years on Saturday.
After years of fighting four different types of cancer, Dick Vitale announced he was cancer-free and is set to return to the ESPN broadcast booth.
Vitale's storied career with ESPN began in 1979, leading him to become a beloved voice in NCAA basketball and amassing over 1,000 game calls.
Despite setbacks from his health challenges, Vitale's resilience and dedication have allowed him to make a comeback at 85, celebrating his legacy in sports broadcasting.
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