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Podcast: Saturday Millionaires, Episode 10

Kristi Dosh By Kristi Dosh1 min read

Last Updated on February 3, 2023

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What’s it really like to be a sideline reporter or part of the game day crew a television network? I tell you about my experience shadowing the ACC Network crew!

I went behind the scenes at the UVA vs. Louisville game last weekend to find out what it’s like to be sideline reporter. It’s so much more involved than the average fan thinks. Thank you to Raycom Sports and Rachel Baribeau for letting me tag along and showing me the ropes!

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  • Kristi Dosh

    Kristi A. Dosh is the founder of BusinessofCollegeSports.com and has served as a sports business analyst and contributor for outlets such as Forbes, ESPN, SportsBusiness Journal, Bleacher Report, SB Nation and more. She is also the author of a book on the business of college football, Saturday Millionaires. Kristi is a sought-after consultant and speaker on topics related to the business of college sports and a former practicing attorney. Click to learn more

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  • Superfun Happy Slide (@whyimsmrtthnyou)
    May 11, 2015

    Great behind-the-scenes look. I don’t think I’ve ever heard the tale of this type of life explained before. I’m a fan!

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  • Superfun Happy Slide (@whyimsmrtthnyou)
    May 11, 2015

    I was wondering if you think that college football coverage, regardless of network, focuses on the schematics of the game to the detriment of the bringing the pageantry of the games to the viewer? You guys spoke about the colour and excitement that differentiates the college game from the pros. Don’t you think the football vernacular and excess of coach-speak clouds out that special-something that defines college ball?

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