TV & Radio Host, ESPN
Sarah Spain: Biography at a Glance
- espnW columnist and SportsCenter reporter
- Hosts the podcast “That’s What She Said” and co-hosts ESPNRadio’s “The Trifecta” and “Izzy and Spain”
- Contributes to other ESPN programs, including “The Dan Le Batard Show With Stugotz,” and “Olbermann”
- Wrote a popular sports blog on ChicagoNow.com and was a recurring guest-host of “ChicagoNow” on WGN Radio - 720AM
- Former sidelines reporter for the Big Ten Network
- Hosted the “Coors Light Fantasy Players Minute,” an online fantasy football show
Biography
Sarah Spain is a columnist for espnW, a SportsCenter reporter, host of the That’s What She Said podcast, co-host of espnW Presents: The Trifecta, airing Saturdays 12 – 3 p.m. ET on ESPN Radio, and co-host of ESPN Radio's Izzy and Spain. Since joining ESPN in 2010 Spain has also contributed to other programs and platforms at the company, including The Dan Le Batard Show, Russillo & Kanell, His & Hers and Olbermann.
Prior to joining ESPN, Spain wrote a popular sports blog on ChicagoNow.com, acted as a recurring guest-host of ChicagoNow radio on WGN AM-720 and was a freelance writer for the Chicago Tribune Red Eye. Sarah also did some sidelines reporting for the Big Ten Network and hosted the Coors Light Fantasy Players Minute, an online fantasy football show.
Spain received a bachelor’s degree in English in 2002 from Cornell University, where she competed as a heptathlete and served as the co-captain of the track & field team.
