Erin Andrews

[Iron Mike]

[Iron Mike]

[Tyrone Bigguns]

My dad and I's? She's a journalist, right?

Oh yeah, she was hired for her journalistic skills.

It was a chat transcript. I doubt she typed it in herself.

And that invalidates my point?

[Tyrone Bigguns]

I'd like to think Andrews is a little more than a pretty face--like Melissa Stark, Michelle Tafoya, and Susy Kolber.

And, i'd like to think it really was the tooth fairy leaving me money under my pillow.

[HarveyWallbangers]

So, she can't win. If she's good-looking, that's why she got the job. Do you think she's good at her job?

[Tyrone Bigguns]

So, she can't win. If she's good-looking, that's why she got the job. Do you think she's good at her job?

Of course she got the job cause she looks good, so do most on-air talent...that is why "they" say.."a face made for radio."

Yes, her job is to look good, get the horny male students psyched, and ask inane questions.

C'mon, Harv..would you really miss anything if she wasn't there?

When she actually performs in the role of a journalist like Shelley Smith then we can start thinking of her as more than just eye candy.

[Bretsky]

Erin Andrews is incredibly hot; but she is also very good at her job....all looks aside.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Erin Andrews is incredibly hot; but she is also very good at her job....all looks aside.

Define exactly what her job is and how she is good at it.

[Bretsky]

Erin Andrews is incredibly hot; but she is also very good at her job....all looks aside.

Define exactly what her job is and how she is good at it.

I don't have ENSP's job description.........and I'm certainly not going to create one because my gut tells me you will nitpick at it.

She covers a mutlitude of sporting events. She interviews well. She is fluent with her speech in front of the camera. She is good at what she does.

She would not have got the job if she was not qualified and now she's more than capable with or without the looks.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Erin Andrews is incredibly hot; but she is also very good at her job....all looks aside.

Define exactly what her job is and how she is good at it.

I don't have ENSP's job description.........and I'm certainly not going to create one because my gut tells me you will nitpick at it.

She covers a mutlitude of sporting events. She interviews well. She is fluent with her speech in front of the camera. She is good at what she does.

She would not have got the job if she was not qualified and now she's more than capable with or without the looks.

I don't see her doing anything that just about any confident person could do.

She doesn't ask hard hitting questions. She doesn't do any real research. She does puff work.

If she wasn't good looking, she wouldn't have the job.

[Bretsky]

Erin Andrews is incredibly hot; but she is also very good at her job....all looks aside.

Define exactly what her job is and how she is good at it.

I don't have ENSP's job description.........and I'm certainly not going to create one because my gut tells me you will nitpick at it.

She covers a mutlitude of sporting events. She interviews well. She is fluent with her speech in front of the camera. She is good at what she does.

She would not have got the job if she was not qualified and now she's more than capable with or without the looks.

I don't see her doing anything that just about any confident person could do.

She doesn't ask hard hitting questions. She doesn't do any real research. She does puff work.

If she wasn't good looking, she wouldn't have the job.

Obviously we just have to agree to disagree I don't but that girls get their ESPN jobs due to their looks, and I stand by my comments that she does her job well. If your viewpoint differs, so be it.

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I am curious as to what evidence you have that she doesn't do her job well?!? She's good looking, but she's not a super model or anything. She has what most would consider the dream job in sports reporting working for the #1 company. Explain to me what reason their is to believe that she is unqualified?!? Seems like she's awfully bright, hardworking, and constantly on the go to me.

[woodbuck27]

She's definitely pretty. I like this photo of her.

GOOD GOD.

THANKS for little children that grow up to be Pcker fans.

[FavreChild]

I'd say Erin Andrews is probably my favorite sideline reporter, and obviously I could care less about her looks.

I totally disagree that anyone can do Andrews' job well. Perhaps more than any other broadcasting role, the sideline reporter has to think on his or her feet. Unlike the guys in the booth who merely banter with each other, she has to interact with coaches, players, and fans in an unscripted way.

Personally, I think she does an excellent job. She is way more knowledgeable about sports than some of the other "pretty faces" that have held similar positions. She isn't annoying and doesn't ask ridiculous questions. She is an above-average interviewer and has a great rapport with the athletes and coaches. Her interviews don't come across as fake and stilted - at least not compared with the typical sideline interview. Sure, a lot of information that she "reports" is scripted and fed to her. So what? It still takes a tremendous amount of poise to handle a live-game situation. I teach these kind of communication skills for a living, and very few people truly have the ability to handle this kind of job well.

[Rastak]

I'd say Erin Andrews is probably my favorite sideline reporter, and obviously I could care less about her looks.

I totally disagree that anyone can do Andrews' job well. Perhaps more than any other broadcasting role, the sideline reporter has to think on his or her feet. Unlike the guys in the booth who merely banter with each other, she has to interact with coaches, players, and fans in an unscripted way.

Personally, I think she does an excellent job. She is way more knowledgeable about sports than some of the other "pretty faces" that have held similar positions. She isn't annoying and doesn't ask ridiculous questions. She is an above-average interviewer and has a great rapport with the athletes and coaches. Her interviews don't come across as fake and stilted - at least not compared with the typical sideline interview. Sure, a lot of information that she "reports" is scripted and fed to her. So what? It still takes a tremendous amount of poise to handle a live-game situation. I teach these kind of communication skills for a living, and very few people truly have the ability to handle this kind of job well.

You're gonna smack me in the head but if we (Erin and I) had a conversation I wouldn't remember a word she said.