Cosell

[koh-sel]

noun

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

Example Sentences

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.

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Neither punched Cosell, although both said later they wanted to.

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

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

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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.

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