On Wednesday, ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt, who will be on-site at Augusta ... a guy as good as him flushes whatever’s happened to him—good, bad, or indifferent—and just goes out and plays ...

"Clayton has been the best guard on the floor every single night he's took the floor, including when they came in and beat us here in Neville," Pearl told Scott Van Pelt in the same interview on ...

A bad beat has become a slang term made popular by SportsCenter anchor Scott Van Pelt in his weekly gambling feature on sporting events whose gamblers were torn apart one way or another by how a ...

On a Wednesday night in February, even after watching a shot fall through the net that ripped out the hearts of every Terps fan in the building, leaving them stunned and silent, Scott Van Pelt ...

Scott Van Pelt couldn't believe it ... "In consecutive days, you beat Purdue, Maryland and Wisconsin," Van Pelt said (Timestamp 1:26). "And the 5-seed is Michigan. Purdue’s a 4, Maryland ...

But as sports betting has rapidly become popular, a "Bad Beats" segment by anchor Scott Van Pelt and co-host "Stanford" Steve ...

a "Bad Beats" segment by anchor Scott Van Pelt and co-host "Stanford" Steve Coughlin had Friday's Butler loss to Georgetown featured. And, no, it wasn't the loss itself that they were saying was ...

Behind him, all the scarlet and white confetti had fallen as Ohio State’s national championship party swayed, after the Buckeyes beat Notre ... when host Scott Van Pelt’s question brought ...

“You beat cancer by how you live, why you live and in the manner in which you live.” The post Scott Van Pelt gives touching tribute to Stuart Scott on anniversary of ESPN anchor’s death ...

There was no shortage of bad beats in 2024. It's hard to narrow ... Watch it for yourself as Scott Van Pelt breaks down one of the worst beats of the year (depending on if you bet it).

Scott Van Pelt (host), Matt Barrie (play-by-play ... as well as hosting the weekly "SVPod Podcast" and the monthly "Bad Beats" program based on a popular segment from his television show.

Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve look back at some of the most heartbreaking bad beats from this past week of college basketball. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...