In what was intended to be a tongue-in-cheek segment with some self-deprecating levity, ESPN's Scott Van Pelt had his ...
Van Pelt went 2-for-10 on the year. The two predictions he got right: at least two rookies would break the 1,000 yards receiving mark (but neither would break Puka Nacua's all-time record set in 2023) ...
In a segment on ESPN's 'SportsCenter,' a 3-day-old Butler basketball game was shown, and anchor Scott Van Pelt enjoyed saying ...
There’s a reason some of us aren’t professional sports bettors. Predicting what’s going to happen before it actually does is ...
ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt has an interesting theory on UConn head coach Dan Hurley’s penchant for bad behavior. It’s been almost two weeks since Hurley’s outburst during a game, where he told ...
ESPN anchor Scott Van Pelt has a lot going for him, whether it be adoration from a widespread fanbase to a cushy job talking ...
ESPN anchor Scott Van Pelt was fond of saying Finley Bizjack's name. The show wasn't saying Butler's loss was bad, per se, but sports betting's rapid growth has led to a popularized segment Butler ...
a "Bad Beats" segment by anchor Scott Van Pelt and co-host "Stanford" Steve Coughlin had Friday's Butler loss to Georgetown featured. And, no, it wasn't the loss itself that they were saying was ...
Damar Hamlin was ready to celebrate following the Buffalo Bills’ 27-25 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in the NFL Divisional Round on Sunday night. What he wasn’t in the mood for, however ...
Everyone was saying the same thing about Scott Van Pelt after watching him on TV during ESPN’s halftime show for the Houston Texans-Kansas City Chiefs Divisional Round playoff game on Saturday.
Scott Van Pelt was a defeated man when trying to leave Atlanta after the national championship game. / ESPN 1. Imagine being in an airport and seeing a sweating 6' 6" Scott Van Pelt sprinting ...
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