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Johnson also worked the first round of the NBA Playoffs for NBATV in 2024 and 1 game for TNT with Jim Jackson and Sideline Reporter Dennis Scott. [29] [30] In September 2021, Johnson was challenged by comedian Gus Johnson to an athletic competition for the Twitter handle @GusJohnson, [31] as the sportscaster has not tweeted since 2012. [32]
Gustav Emil Johnson was born in Grantsburg, Wisconsin, [2] on June 20, 1995, [3] [2] the son of Debra and Pete. [4] He is of Norwegian, Danish, and Swedish descent. [5] In middle school, he filmed what he called "stupid sketches that kids would think are funny", sometimes with his younger brother Sven. [4]
"Gus Johnson was one of the greatest players I ever played with or against," teammate and hall of famer Wes Unseld said. "He was a ferocious defender and rebounder, and as a young player, I was completely in awe of his ability. He was truly a star ahead of his time." [11] "Gus was probably one of the roughest players I have ever played against.
In July 2012, Johnson married TV personality Evelyn Lozada. The former NFL player was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge against her on Aug. 11. He was released from jail on $2,500 ...
Jenny Taft (born September 5, 1987) is an American sports television personality who works as a lead college football sideline reporter on Fox broadcasts. Her broadcasting career began with the Fox Sports North (FSN) regional affiliate.
Before the Big Ten championship broadcast cut to the halftime break, Gus Johnson teased that he had a “juicy secret” to share. Well towards the start of the third quarter, Johnson revealed it.
Gus Johnson, who currently calls play-by-plays for Fox Sports, recently drove down $3.1 million for a posh, all-white affair located along Marina Del Rey’s Ballona Lagoon in an off-market deal.
Gus Williams (October 10, 1953 – January 15, 2025) was an American professional basketball player in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Nicknamed " the Wizard ", he was a two-time NBA All-Star playing for the Seattle SuperSonics , winning an NBA championship in 1979 .