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Ghizal Hasan has been an NCAA Division 1 Play-by-Play Broadcaster for the past decade. Currently, he serves as lead radio voice for CSUN Men's Basketball, and UC Riverside Baseball. Hasan also handles play-by-play on CIF (H.S.) Football for Riverside TV, on Spectrum, Frontier and AT & T systems. Additionally, he's called a variety of sports, including: women's basketball, men's & women's soccer and volleyball, football & gymnastics, for Santa Monica College, LMU, UCLA, USC, and USD.
Ghizal is a graduate of both UC Irvine's School of Humanities and UCLA's Graduate School of Film & Television. A produced screenwriter, Hasan has contributed to projects for Comedy Central, ABC, NBC, CBS, VH-1 and MTV. He's also written original material for several nationally touring stand-up comedians. His work has been recognized by The Austin Heart of Film Festival, The Sundance Institute, and the Newport Beach Film Festival.
Born & raised in New Jersey, Ghizal grew up listening to the radio voices of the New York City sports teams. In grammar school, he was a regular listener to Art Rust Jr. Sports Talk on WABC, before graduating to WFAN, and Mike and The Mad Dog, in high school. His favorite athletes of all-time are Muhammad Ali, Joe Namath, Don Mattingly, Drazen Petrovic & Martin Brodeur. He also holds a deep admiration for how Howard Cosell hosted "Battle of the Network Stars," on ABC.
In the non-sports realm, Ghizal is a fan of vintage sitcoms, the music of Sam Cooke & Frank Sinatra, and the history of American Organized Crime. While in college, he got the chance to cover a number of MTV's "Rock and Jock" events, where Roger Clemens tried to bean him with a softball (and missed), and Dean Cain asked security to remove him from the Bren Center (they didn't). He also once placed third in a comedy competition judged by Jerry Seinfeld (but, I mean, what does he know about comedy?)
Ghizal is a graduate of both UC Irvine's School of Humanities and UCLA's Graduate School of Film & Television. A produced screenwriter, Hasan has contributed to projects for Comedy Central, ABC, NBC, CBS, VH-1 and MTV. He's also written original material for several nationally touring stand-up comedians. His work has been recognized by The Austin Heart of Film Festival, The Sundance Institute, and the Newport Beach Film Festival.
Born & raised in New Jersey, Ghizal grew up listening to the radio voices of the New York City sports teams. In grammar school, he was a regular listener to Art Rust Jr. Sports Talk on WABC, before graduating to WFAN, and Mike and The Mad Dog, in high school. His favorite athletes of all-time are Muhammad Ali, Joe Namath, Don Mattingly, Drazen Petrovic & Martin Brodeur. He also holds a deep admiration for how Howard Cosell hosted "Battle of the Network Stars," on ABC.
In the non-sports realm, Ghizal is a fan of vintage sitcoms, the music of Sam Cooke & Frank Sinatra, and the history of American Organized Crime. While in college, he got the chance to cover a number of MTV's "Rock and Jock" events, where Roger Clemens tried to bean him with a softball (and missed), and Dean Cain asked security to remove him from the Bren Center (they didn't). He also once placed third in a comedy competition judged by Jerry Seinfeld (but, I mean, what does he know about comedy?)
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