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David Moulton, broadcasting legend, passes away after cancer battle

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 12:12 AM

Last updated Oct 28, 2026

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Summary

David Moulton, a revered figure in sports broadcasting, died on Saturday after a six-year fight with renal cell cancer. He was known for his extensive career that spanned NFL and NCAA football, including a significant role as a spotter for major broadcasts. Moulton graduated from the University of Scranton and began his career in local sports media before gaining prominence in southwest Florida, where he became the voice of Florida Gulf Coast University athletics. His contributions earned him admiration from colleagues, including Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman, who spoke of Moulton's impact during a recent Monday Night Football tribute.

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•Moulton died after a long battle with cancer.
•He began his career in Scranton before moving to Florida.
•Worked as a spotter for NFL broadcasts alongside Troy Aikman.
•Gained recognition as the voice of Florida Gulf Coast University athletics.
•Tributes highlight his influence and legacy in sports media.

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12:12 AMYahoo Sports — Moulton, Florida broadcasting legend with Scranton ties, dies

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David Moulton became so revered in broadcast booths during an illustrious career, the 6-foot-4 Hall of Fame quarterback he worked with side-by-side for almost a decade fought back tears recalling his contributions Monday night. A longtime spotter for major NFL and NCAA football broadcasts who also built an impressive résumé as a columnist and radio voice during a 40-year career in sports media ...
— Yahoo Sports

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