He stepped out of his behind-the-scenes role in 2004 when he was cast as the ultimate sports know-it-all on the game show “Stump the Schwab.” By Richard Sandomir Howie Schwab, a sports nerd ...

Longtime ESPN producer and statistician Howie Schwab, the star of the network's popular "Stump the Schwab" game show from the 2000s, died Saturday at the age of 63. "SportsCenter" aired a tribute ...

Howie Schwab, a longtime ESPN producer and star of the ESPN trivia show Stump the Schwab, died today at 63, according to his family. No cause or location was given. Schwab began at ESPN in 1987 ...

Howie Schwab, a longtime ESPN producer and star of the ESPN trivia show "Stump the Schwab," died Saturday at the age of 63, according to his family. Schwab joined ESPN in 1987 and worked for the ...

Howie Schwab, a longtime ESPN producer and host of “Stump the Schwab,” died Saturday, the network announced. He was 63. Schwab worked for the company for 26 years before spending time at Fox ...

April 20 - Howie Schwab, best known for his time on ESPN trivia show "Stump the Schwab," died Saturday, the network announced. He was 63. Schwab worked at ESPN from 1987 through 2013 in a variety ...

Jan. 4, 2011; New Orleans, LA, USA; ESPN logo prior to the 2011 Sugar Bowl between the Arkansas / Andrew Weber-USA TODAY Sports Longtime ESPN media personality Howie Schwab, star of the network's ...

Howie Schwab was one of the least likely sports TV stars ever, and it was a stroke of random luck that then-ESPN president Mark Shapiro put him on air. In a recent interview on the How Leaders ...

Howie Schwab, the star of the ESPN trivia show "Stump the Schwab," has died at the age of 63. Schwab's family told ESPN of his death on Saturday morning. Schwab was hired by ESPN in 1987 and ...

Howie Schwab, a longtime ESPN producer and star of the ESPN sports trivia show "Stump the Schwab," died Saturday at the age of 63. Schwab's family confirmed his death to ESPN after college ...

Howie Schwab was one of the least likely sports TV stars ever, and it was a stroke of random luck that then-ESPN president Mark Shapiro put him on air. In a recent interview on the How Leaders ...