Craig Kilborn is arguably the most famous face to ever come out of ESPN. From the sports network, his comedy has taken him to Comedy Central and the major networks and even into Hollywood movies.

Growing up, Craig Kilborn appearances on the basketball court became a regular occurrence when people began to comment on his height. But ultimately, his big break came in reporting on sports events rather than playing in them. He joined ESPN in the early 1990s and hosted the network’s flagship program “SportsCenter” from 1993 to 1996. He was the show’s lead anchor during the late evening broadcast, and because of his stint in the anchor chair, he became the inspiration for the character of Casey McCall in Aaron Sorkin’s television series “Sports Night.”

By 1996, Craig Kilborn speaker appearances were no longer behind the “SportsCenter” desk. Instead, the star made the leap to Comedy Central, where he debuted as the anchor of the newly minted “The Daily Show.” He left that show in 1998 to take over the reins from Tom Snyder on CBC’s “The Late Late Show.” Jon Stewart became the host of “The Daily Show” and remains in that post today. Kilborn stayed with “The Late Late Show” until 1994 and developed loyal fans for his trademark sketches, which included Yambo, Five Questions and Dance, Dance, Dance. A Craig Kilborn appearance took place on the silver screen in the 2003 smash hit comedy “Old School.”

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