SportCenter's Scott Van Pelt is a Maryland alumnus, after the Terrapins heartbreaking loss on Wednesday, he was quickly reminded what transpired.

As it dropped through the net, their dreams were crushed. No one could have possibly taken it harder than ESPN's Scott Van Pelt, who graduated from Maryland in 1988. The SportsCenter host received ...

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ESPN broadcaster Scott Van Pelt is a Maryland native, fan, and one of their most notable alumni, and he was actually at the game before doing his gig hosting SportsCenter. In his opening segment ...

ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt, a Maryland alumnus, is often seen at the Terrapins' important home games. Van Pelt, the host of SportsCenter’s midnight edition, was clearly shaken by the game's conclusion.

Scott Van Pelt joined ESPN in Spring 2001 as the network's lead professional golf reporter. He has since become a SportsCenter anchor, primarily hosting the 11 p.m. ET edition while remaining the ...