ESPN announcer Karl Ravech dropped a factoid during Tuesday’s Alabama-Texas game that he probably should have kept to himself. Ravech was on the mic for Alabama’s 103-80 beatdown of Texas at ...

Since 1993, Karl Ravech has been a part of ESPN, and he is currently the voice of Sunday Night Baseball. Calling baseball games and serving as an analyst for the sport is his specialty.

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey fired off an hilarious post on X Wednesday, showcasing his conference’s dominance this season ...

Unfortunately a broadcaster for "College Basketball on ESPN," Karl Ravech, had the right idea but used very much the wrong statistic when trying to paint the dominance of the conference this season.

The "Crimson Crane" has been a point of taunting for the past few years in sports throughout the Alabama-Auburn rivalry.

During a Tuesday night game between Alabama and Texas, ESPN broadcaster Karl Ravech - who is known for his baseball expertise - made a blunder that fans couldn't quite forget. “We know how ...

Anybody missing that point got a quick re-education as the usually erudite ESPN broadcaster Karl Ravech dropped a zinger. Late in Wednesday's Texas/Alabama battle, Ravech attempted to make a point ...

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson was left silent during an in-game interview while watching his pitcher, Jesús ...

Unless you believe in jinxes, Karl Ravech and Jimmy Dykes do not impact the college basketball games that they call for ESPN, nor do they have a say in the games they’re assigned. Dykes, who was an ...

Maybe Karl Ravech wasn’t in on the joke when he cited SEC basketball’s .500 winning percentage, but Kentucky head coach Mark Pope gets it. While meeting with the media Thursday afternoon ...