Erin Andrews is an American sportscaster and the most recognizable personality at ESPN, known for her good looks which have led her become a star both inside and outside the world of sports. But those looks are combined with the ability to do seemingly anything the network asks of her so that she has become ESSPN’s biggest star. In her latest appearance on College Gameday, she's a sideline reporter, an anchor, a feature reporter, and an interviewer all rolled into one. Andrews who graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in telecommunications in 2000 was voted "America's Sexiest Sportscaster" in 2007 and 2008.
While training to gain a degree in telecommunications at the University of Florida in the late 90s, Andrews was a member of the Dazzlers dance team
Years later at ESPN, having a pro-Florida bias after doing the "Gator Chomp" on-set with Tim Tebow is the big question the sportscaster face
But way before ESPN, after graduating in 2000, Andrews began work as a freelance reporter with FSN Florida
In 2001, the Sunshine Network hired her to report on the Tampa Bay Lightning after her report covering Atlanta sports for Turner
And in 2004, the 33-year-old was hired by ESPN as an NHL reporter. A year later, she began the job that would make her famous including Major League Baseball, Great Outdoor Games, men's college baseball and the College World Series sideline reporting…
… and has served as a similar sideline reporter for ESPN's long-running Sunday Night Baseball
By 2007, Erin Andrews was chosen as "America's Sexiest Sportscaster" by Playboy magazine
Once again, the famous reporter won the Playboy poll in 2008, and expanded her off-field presence with a photoshoot in GQ magazine
In July 2009, her world turned upside down after a video of her who was curling hair unclothed in front of the mirror in a hotel room online
In order to "get away" from the stalking incident, Erin Andrews was announced as a celebrity contestant on Dancing with the Stars for its tenth season
Andrews was one of three contestants to make it to the finals, where she came in third place
With her star brighter than ever, she hosted ESPN's College Gameday from 9:00am to 10:00am on Saturdays on ESPNU that gave her a much bigger presence on ABC and ESPN
Erin Andrews picked up some more duties as a Good Morning America correspondent
On Gameday, she was in charge of interviewing coaches and conducting features each week
Erin Andrews still does the sideline reporting for the featured Saturday night college football game on ABC
Erin Andrews-ESPN's Biggest Star
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