Erin Andrews is the most popular female sideline reporter in the history of sports due to her great looks and the number of horny men with an internet connection. The affect she has on guys is incredible. Coaches grab her and athletes get flustered, but it hasn’t inflated her ego.
While Erin Andrews is the undisputed Queen of sideline reporters/sports broadcasters that doesn’t make her the number one pick in the black community. Pam Oliver is the most discussed black female reporter at my barbershop, and Danyelle Sargent was incredible before she met her demise. I’ll leave it up to you though, who is the black equivalent of Erin Andrews?
Pam Oliver- Pam is a staple of the NFL on Fox. She was instantly moved to legendary status when the infamous “Pam in dem jeans” photo surfaced on the ‘net.
Lisa Salters- At 5′2″ Lisa Salters holds the distinction of being the shortest woman to ever play for the Penn State women’s basketball team. Size doesn’t matter.
Stephanie Ready- Probably the most interesting woman in the group. Stephanie is the first woman to coach in a men’s professional league, has worked the sidelines for the Charlotte Bobcats and TNT, and will sell you a house on the side.
Sage Steele- I don’t catch to much of ESPN First Take but I haven’t been seeing Sage Steele lately? Norby, don’t make me come up there.
Reischea Canidate- Reischea is the sleeper in the group. She’s sexy as hell but her talent is being wasted on ESPNNews. More people would be jockin her if she had a higher profile.
Danyelle Sargent- A personal favorite here at YBB. We miss her presence on ESPNNews. How long does a sista have to pay for one SMALL mistake?
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