Clark Kellogg Biography

One of the greatest basketball players to come out of Cleveland, Clark Kellogg set a state record 51 points in the Ohio State High School finals. After a three year career at the Ohio State University, Kellogg was drafted in the first round by the Indiana Pacers. After a rookie season that added him to a short list of NBA rookies averaging 20 points and 10 rebounds a game, Kellogg’s career ended after three seasons due to serious knee problems. After his playing days were over, Kellogg signed on with ESPN as a basketball analyst before jumping over to CBS Sports. At CBS, Kellogg began as a basketball analyst before working his way to their lead college basketball announcer and is one of the main voices of March Madness. In 2014 Kellogg moved back to his role as studio analyst and is well known as the announcing voice in all NBA 2K video games since 2K9. 

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