Cumulus Media’s Westwood One to Broadcast the NCAA Division I Men’s Final Four and National Championship Game in Spanish for the Seventh Straight Tournament - Seite 2

Greivis Vásquez is one of the most successful Hispanic basketball players ever to wear a uniform. Greivis, a native of Venezuela, was a former All-American point guard at University of Maryland, where he led the Terrapins to three NCAA Tournament appearances. As a senior, he was named ACC Player of the year, and the winner of the Bob Cousy award, given annually to the best collegiate point guard in the nation. He was selected by the Memphis Grizzlies in the first round of the NBA Draft in 2010 and played for six teams in his seven years in the league. Greivis has also played for the Venezuelan National Team and led the squad to the 2014 FIBA South American Championship. In 2012, he was honored as a “Champion of Change” at the White House for his efforts as a sports diplomat in the United States and his native Venezuela. This will be Vasquez’ sixth time calling the Final Four and national championship game in Spanish for the network.

Carlos Morales joins Westwood One for the fourth time on the Final Four broadcasts, but third as pregame and halftime host. Morales served as the game analyst in 2021. Morales was on the coaching staff of the Puerto Rican national basketball team for a decade, during which time they participated in two Olympic Games, three world championships, and three Goodwill Games. During his time there, the national team captured five gold medals and seven silver medals in international competitions. He also coached professional basketball in both Venezuela and the Dominican Republic before joining ESPN as a television analyst in 2000. He called the Final Four and national championship game in Spanish for ESPN International from 2005-2018.

Where to Listen
Westwood One’s Final Four coverage can be heard on terrestrial radio stations and via SiriusXM. All three games will also be streamed online for free on westwoodonesports.com. Additionally, the broadcasts will be available for free via the NCAA March Madness mobile app or The Varsity Network app. Fans can also access live audio via Alexa-enabled devices by asking to “Abre Westwood One Sports”. TuneIn premium subscribers can also hear all the action live.

In addition to broadcasting the NCAA Men’s Final Four and national championship game in Spanish for seven years, Westwood One has broadcast the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament since 1982 and every game of March Madness on multiple platforms since 2005. The network has broadcast the Women’s Final Four and national championship game for more than 25 years.