Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Vitale made his return to broadcasting Saturday when No. 2 Duke faced Clemson in a marquee ACC clash. Vitale had been on a nearly two-year long hiatus from television as he's battled four different types of cancer in the last four years.

Longtime ESPN color commentator Dick Vitale made his return to the broadcast Saturday for Clemson's game against Duke after battling four types of cancer over the course of four years. It was his first time calling a game in nearly two years.

He’s back, baby! ESPN’s Dick Vitale received a standing ovation at Clemson’s Littlejohn Coliseum in his first game back as a commentator since recovering from his fourth bout with cancer.

Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Vitale will make his return to TV on Saturday for the first time since 2023 from Clemson, South Carolina, to call the Tigers' home game as they welcome No. 2 Duke to town.

Dick Vitale made his broadcast return for Clemson vs Duke on Saturday after years of battling cancer. Here's how Clemson honored him.

But Vitale was declared cancer free last month, and ESPN announced earlier this week he’d make his broadcasting return to call Saturday’s Clemson-Duke game with play-by-play announcer Dave O’Brien and analyst Corey Alexander.

Dick Vitale will return to broadcasting for the first time since April 2023 to call Clemson vs Duke. Here's what he said about the game and his return.

Broadcasting legend Dick Vitale was met with a loud roar from Clemson fans at Littlejohn Coliseum for his return to his broadcasting duties on Saturday. Vitale, who has not called a game in nearly