1. Erin Andrews

Erin Andrews is the leading female voice for the NFL on Fox and has one of the most decorated careers in the sport on the collegiate and pro level. Starting her career in 2001 for the Sunshine network, Andrews has gone from covering Tampa Bay Lightning games to being recognized by millions of people in the country. She got her first major break in 2004, joining ESPN and covering a variety of sports. In 2005 she started covering college football for the network and was the feature sideline reporter upon her departure from the company in 2012. Andrews joined Fox Sports in 2012 and has been the lead sideline reporter for the Fox Game of the Week since the 2014 season.

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5. Rachel Nichols

Rachel Nichols is one of the leading voices in ESPN’s NBA coverage throughout the year. She started her television career with ESPN in 2004 and worked there until 2013 covering breaking news in a number of sports./caption]

She was a regular on SportsCenter, Outside the Lines, and E:60.
After leaving ESPN in 2013 she became a member of the CNN/Turner sports team and covered the NBA and NCAA tournaments each season. When Nichols returned to ESPN in 2016 she became the full-time host of The Jump, a 30-minute television show covering all groundbreaking news in the NBA and is still in that role today.[

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