Cosell

[koh-sel]

noun

1. Howard, 1918–95, U.S. sportscaster.

Example Sentences

Bill Plaschke’s column on the bullpen brought to light in my mind, a notable quote by the late Howard Cosell.

From Los Angeles Times

“Is football a game or a religion?” the sports broadcaster Howard Cosell once asked with exasperation.

From Los Angeles Times

Realizing afterward that Wayans is 53 — almost a decade older than Tom Brady when he retired after announcers even more bold than Cosell treated him like Methuselah — you just might be tempted to bow down to Baphomet yourself.

From Los Angeles Times

To get a better understanding about some of these players, the Los Angeles Times spoke to quarterback analysts Rick Neuheisel and Greg Cosell, who spend countless hours studying the position and prospects.

From Los Angeles Times

Cosell, a senior producer for NFL Films and analyst for ESPN’s “NFL Matchup,” spends much of his time breaking down game footage and evaluating college football players.

From Los Angeles Times