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Cosell

American  
[koh-sel] / koʊˈsɛl /

noun

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


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Parsons graduated from the University of Florida with a journalism degree, so perhaps he avoids the scorn of Cosell’s ghost.

From Los Angeles Times

In the early days of Monday Night Football, Howard Cosell, the original sports media provocateur, often griped about former NFL players leaving the field and walking into the booth.

From Los Angeles Times

Announcer Howard Cosell, known for his love of boxing and of himself, alternately tried to intervene and calm things down while doing a sort of play-by-play.

From Los Angeles Times

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