American television sports announcer
Lewis Johnson, serving as Master of Ceremonies at theUSATF Jesse Owens Award banquet Lewis Johnson (born 13 December 1962) is an Americansports commentator andsports reporter .[ 1] [ 2] ABC ,NBC andCBS . He has also worked forWestwood One ,ESPN , thePac-12 Network andTurner Sports .
Lewis is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati.[ 3] [ 3]
Johnson has worked for NBC since the 2000 Summer Olympics. He has covered Notre Dame football, the NBA, and the AFL as well as nine Olympic and two Paralympic games.
He has also worked forNBCSN , thePac-12 Network ,ESPN /ABC ,CBS Sports andTurner Sports as well asWestwood One .
1999-2021 Bayou Classic on NBC Sideline reporter.
^ Lewis Johnson onTwitter ^ Lewis Johnson atWorld Athletics ^a b Hoffman, Carey (April 28, 2002)." . University of Cincinnati. ^ "LEWIS JOHNSON: Track & Field Reporter" .NBC Sports Group: Press Box . NBC Universal. RetrievedFebruary 20, 2018 .^ "Pac-12 Networks On-Air Personalities: Lewis Johnson" .PAC-12 . Pac-12 Conference. Archived fromthe original on September 5, 2014.^ Horne, Erik (April 17, 2016)."Thunder Q&A: Turner Sports sideline reporter Lewis Johnson" .NewsOK .The Oklahoman . ^ Hudson, Ryan (March 18, 2011)."NCAA Tournament Schedule 2011: Complete Times And TV Info For Saturday's Third Round Games" .SBNation .Vox Media, Inc. ^ " .CBS Sports (Press release). November 10, 2011.^ " .CBS Sports (Press release). November 3, 2011.^ "Lewis Johnson" .Westwood One Sports . Westwood One. Archived fromthe original on November 1, 2013.
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