Derek Harper is a former American professional basketball player. A Second-Team All-American at the University of Illinois, he was the 11th overall pick of the NBA Draft. Harper played as a point guard for 16 seasons in the National Basketball Association with the Dallas Mavericks, New York Knicks, Orlando Magic and Los Angeles Lakers. Harper went out with a bang,... read full bio
Richard Alan Dick" Enberg is a sportscaster presently providing play-by-play for Padres telecasts on Fox Sports San Diego. He is well-known for his signature catchphrase ("Oh, my!") that he uses after exciting and outstanding athletic plays. Previously, he had a long career calling various sports for networks including NBC, CBS and ESPN. Enberg announced or hosted the Tournament of Roses... read full bio
Don Cherry is a world renown Canadian ice hockey commentator for CBC Television, and a retired professional hockey player and NHL coach. Cherry co-hosts the show called Coach's Corner intermission segment with Ron MacLean on the long-running Canadian sports program, Hockey Night in Canada. He has also worked for ESPN in the United States as a commentator during the latter... read full bio
The first podcast recorded and broadcast in a prison, Ear Hustle, debuted with first-person accounts of the everyday reality of life inside San Quentin State Prison in California. The podcast currently offers stories from both inside jail and from the outside, post-incarceration. It was co-founded by Bay Area artist Nigel Poor together with Earlonne Woods and Antwan Williams, both of... read full bio
American sportscaster and television personality, Erin Andrews, is a dancer turned sports journalist who quickly progressed through the sports reporting ranks. Andrews began reporting on various ESPN programs such as National Hockey Night and the College World Series, before becoming a sideline reporter for ESPN College Football Thursday and Saturday Primetime games, Big Ten college basketball games and Major League... read full bio
Ernie Johnson, Jr. is the lead television voice for the Major Leagues on TBS. He also hosts Inside the BA for TNT and does some of the joint coverage of the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Tournament for both CBS Sports and CBS. He was diagnosed with cancer in 2003 and has been continuing his chemotherapy ever since.... read full bio
Gary Thorne is the lead announcer, responsible for the play-by-plays, for MASN. Previously working for ABC and ESPN, Thorne has done announcer work for National Hockey League, Major League Baseball, college football, and even the Frozen Four hockey tournament. For four years, he was the announcer for the MLB International broadcasts of the All-Star Game, ALCS, NLCS, and the World... read full bio
Ian has 19 years of PGA Tour experience, which includes three World Cup appearances and a win at the Tucson Open. After making a smooth transition from athlete to executive to businessman, Ian is currently the General Manager of St. George's Golf & Country Club. Additionally, Ian worked for Wasserman Sports Marketing & Talent Management Company as the Vice President of... read full bio
Jack began playing rock and alternative music by up-and-coming acts on BBC Radio 1. He now presents Radio 1's Indie show on a Thursday and the Future Artists show, which airs Monday through Wednesday from 10 p.m. to midnight. Jack started his adventure on Fly FM, the student radio station of Nottingham Trent University. Jack led the station to its best-ever... read full bio
Jared Dostie is a building and design expert who has appeared on networks such as Food Network, DIY, and HGTV. He is currently a Licensed Contractor and artisan who grew up in a family from Maine filled with carpenters and builders. Jared began building treehouses at age seven. He traveled the world, visiting Japan, Germany and South Africa, where he... read full bio
Jim Kaat won sixteen Gold Gloves and was an All-Star for three seasons. In addition to leading the American League (AL) in wins (25) and complete games (19), he led the AL in shutouts (5). He has three seasons with 20 wins, to go along with his 283 lifetime victories. Following a brief assignment under former player Pete Rose as pitching... read full bio
In 1974, Lampley started his broadcasting career after being selected for what ABC referred to as a "talent hunt." Executives at ABC believed that because of his youthful appearance, Lampley would appeal to the college fans they wanted to see at their college football games. He covered five Olympics, baseball games, the Indianapolis 500, and the Wide World of Sports... read full bio
Joe Buck is a well-known American sports anchor and broadcaster who serves as Fox Sports' primary play-by-play announcer. Born in 1969 in St. Petersburg, Florida, Buck's father, Jack Buck, was a well-known sportscaster for the St. Louis Cardinals, thus he was surrounded by sports and broadcasting as a child. In the late 1980s, Buck started working as a reporter and play-by-play... read full bio
John Anderson is an ESPN SportsCenter host, mostly appearing on the 6-8pm slot with Lindsay Czarniak. Previously, he co-hosted the reality game show Wipeout, which aired on ABC. John worked for KTUL-TV and KOTV-TV in Tulsa, OK, and at KPHO-TV in Phoenix, AZ before joining ESPN. He has been honored with the Bill Teegins Oklahoma Sportscaster of the year award.... read full bio
In the broadcasting industry, Jonathan Coachman has had one of the most varied careers. As a charming, animated young backstage interviewer who frequently found a way to amuse WWE fans with his antics during interviews with Superstars like The Rock, The Coach made the transition from local sports anchor to WWE in. Coachman later had a second job in addition... read full bio
Josh Luchs came clean about his two decades as a sports agent in a Sports Illustrated cover story titled Confessions of an Agent. The story triggered a title wave of social conversation, media coverage, and a chorus of calls for NCAA referendum. Luchs was also featured on HBOs Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel. Overall, Luchs reached an estimated TV... read full bio
American sports journalist Karl Ravech is best recognized for serving as Baseball Tonight's primary host on ESPN. Karl has largely worked for ESPN on SportsCenter and Baseball Tonight. He was also in charge of providing play-by-play analysis for both the MLB and the Little League World Series. Additionally, he has recently covered gold for the network. In the Major League Baseball... read full bio
Ken Harrelson is a former All-Star first baseman and outfielder who played in the Major Leagues for 8 years. He played professionally for the Kansas City Athletics, the Washington Senators, the Boston Red Sox, and the Cleveland Indians. At the Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame's Induction Weekend, he was presented with the Ford C. Frick Award for achievement in baseball... read full bio
Kirk Herbstreit is a Sports Emmy Award-nominated analyst for ESPN’s College GameDay, as well as a color commentator on college football games on ESPN and ABC. He served as a commentator in EA Sports’ NCAA Football until the series was put on hiatus. Prior to his media career, Herbstreit was a quarterback on the Ohio State football team, where he... read full bio
Lee Corso, one of college footballs most knowledgeable, opinionated and entertaining analysts, is a key member of ESPNs college football production team. Corso -- who joined ESPN in 1987 after 28 years of football coaching experience at the college and professional levels, including 17 seasons as a head coach serves as a featured analyst for College GameDay. His seasoned... read full bio
