Dick Vitale is one of college basketball’s defining and most enduring figures. After coaching for 16 years, Vitale joined ESPN in 1979, only a few months into the network’s existence ...

In a video, Vitale shared that he had some bloodwork and tests done on Monday and he finally received his results from Dr. Rick Brown, the Head of Oncology at Sarasota Memorial Hospital in Florida.

ESPN announcer Dick Vitale got emotional as he reflected on his cancer battle while calling the Duke-Louisville ACC championship game on Saturday night. Since being treated for melanoma in 2021 ...

After serving as head coach of the NBA's Detroit Pistons from 1978-80, Vitale joined ESPN at its inception in 1979, calling the network’s very first NCAA basketball game between ...

"It's my last game this year and I'm praying, hopefully, I can be back next year, maybe even better – maybe even better," Vitale said, thanking all those who have helped through this process.

Beloved basketball broadcaster Dick Vitale is cancer-free once again, he announced in a video shared to X on Wednesday. The news is the latest in a winding road of ups and downs for the 85-year ...

SARASOTA - Dan Hurley remembered the first time he met Dick Vitale. It was the early 1990s, and Hurley, then a basketball player at Seton Hall, was involved in a pre-game shoot-around with Duke ...

Duke's win in the ACC tournament championship game marked the final game of the season for legendary ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale, who made it back to the table this year after battles with four ...

Legendary college basketball announcer and Lakewood Ranch resident Dick Vitale announced his cancer has returned, and he will undergo surgery Tuesday. The broadcast veteran, 85, shared on X ...

Famed basketball broadcaster Dick Vitale will not be making his anticipated return to the booth next week to call Duke vs. Wake Forest on ESPN after an accident in his Florida home. Vitale ...