Chris Roberts, who called some of the most iconic moments in UCLA basketball history as the team's play-by-play announcer, dies at age 74.

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Former Jefferson Parish Councilman Chris Roberts pleaded not guilty Monday (May 20) to 29 counts of tax evasion and wire fraud charges. U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael B. North set his ...

Chris Roberts, who worked as UCLA’s football and basketball play-by-play radio announcer for 23 years, has died. When he retired in 2015, Roberts equaled Fred Hessler’s record for longest ...

UCLA broadcaster Chris Roberts, who called the football and men’s basketball play-by-play for 23 seasons before retiring, died May 12 at his Glendora, Calif., home at age 74. He had ...

Chris Roberts, who called some of the most iconic moments in UCLA basketball history as the team's play-by-play announcer, dies at age 74.

When Chris Roberts attempted to board a United flight from Colorado to San Francisco to speak at a major security conference there in April, the airline's corporate security stopped him at the ...

Chris Roberts, the former voice of UCLA football and men’s basketball for 23 seasons, died Friday morning from complications of Parkinson’s disease at his home in Glendora. He was 74.

Roberts aims to create a whole new world for us called Star Citizen, a space-combat game where you’re not just a ship in a universe, but a person living a second life in a galaxy full of ...

Chris Roberts, who called some of the most iconic moments in UCLA basketball history as the team's play-by-play announcer, dies at age 74.