Gus Johnson is stepping down as Fox's lead soccer announcer. Johnson told Sports Illustrated that with full college football and basketball schedules, he couldn't devote the time to soccer that ...

Quinshon Judkins was elated to have Gus Johnson on the call for Ohio State’s Week 4 clash with Marshall, but Ole Miss fans might want to cover their ears. During the broadcast, Johnson shared a ...

There’s truly only one Gus Johnson. And as this video shows – the energy, excitement, and love for college basketball certainly isn’t a performance act. It’s the real thing.

FOX Sports’ lead college football analyst Joel Klatt welcomes in his on-air partner on FOX BIG NOON broadcasts, Gus Johnson. Joel and Gus discuss a wide range of topics from their beginnings as ...

Gus Johnson is Fox’s lead college football play-by-play man. Despite the high-profile gig, Gus just hits different when he’s doing an NFL game.

Gus Johnson is a broadcast god. The best of the best. His booming voice, genuine enthusiasm and superb skillset would pair perfectly with Tom Brady.

Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt deserve to be considered as one of the top broadcast teams in all of sports. Joe Koshollek for Fox Sports. Here, he wondered, as the rest of us do, ...

As hard as Sherrone Moore tries to ascend out of the metaphorical quicksand that is the Harbaugh era, he seems to get hauled further in. The post Gus Johnson Earns Praise as His Fiery Statement on ...

Gus Johnson reading live prop bet odds during a women’s college basketball game lol. What happened to the game I love? — Dallas Jones (@DallasJonesy) March 3, 2024.

Gus Johnson didn’t hesitate to drop a Connor Stalions reference in the moments before Michigan secured a rivalry win over Ohio State on Saturday. As Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore celebrated ...

Gus + Jimmer Fredette = "PURE!!!" gushed Logan from Wyoming, via one of Johnson's Facebook fan pages. Rise & Fire, Young Man — You Just Got Jimmered! commented a poster known as AndresGotGame2.

There are few more recognizable and beloved voices in the world of sports broadcasting than that of Gus Johnson. For three decades, Johnson has been calling games across all levels of college and ...