He's already a recognizable face in US sports broadcasting including golf, but Scott ... 6. Van Pelt joined ESPN in 2001 and has gone on to host a variety of spots on both TV and radio.

even on ESPN's signature "SportsCenter" show that is broadcast from Washington D.C. Scott Van Pelt, the much-beloved host of "SVP in D.C.," is a native of the D.C. area — also known as the DMV ...

AP Photo/Julio CortezKevin White talks about his journey to the NFL draft, his path to West Virginia and his work ethic. Thursday, Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo share their thoughts on the NFL ...

Scott Van Pelt ... and you just gotta deal with things,” Van Pelt told his right-hand man Stanford Steve as he teed off the show with his “Best Thing I Saw Today” segment.

We had two NCAA tournament play-in games last night and get two more tonight. The play-in games, as has always been the case, ...

ESPN host Scott Van Pelt was left in tears as he ... which of four amusing options is the title of a real show on TruTV. Van Pelt broke down in laughter as he tried to guess real or fake TV ...

Host Eric Allen is joined in the Audi Performance Studio by ESPN's Scott Van Pelt. They begin by talking about his first ... Audi Performance Studio by Jets Legend Wayne Chrebet and the radio voice of ...

Seeing Luka Doncic on the Lakers and injuries to Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis, Scott Van Pelt is reminded how much the Mavericks have quickly lost.

ESPN anchor Scott Van ... In this case, Van Pelt was terribly, terribly wrong about what would take place in the 2024-25 NFL season, and he had a bit of fun with it on his show this week.

Joe Murphy/NBAE/Getty ImagesGrizzlies coach Dave Joerger talks about Marc Gasol's abilities and preparing for the playoffs. Monday, Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo dive into the NFL franchise and ...

ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve trying to guess which TruTV shows are real. The concept is simple, yet so effective. The fellas are given four show titles. Three are fake, one is real.