Shae Cornette graduated from IU where a professor encouraged her career in broadcast journalism. She joined ESPN in 2020 and has been a longtime anchor on SportsCenter. Cornette will make her debut as ...

Longtime “SportsCenter” anchor Shae Cornette will be the new host of ESPN’s popular sports debate show “First Take,” the network announced Thursday. Cornette will make her debut as “First Take” host ...

If you were a fan of ESPN shows like “Highly Questionable” or “High Noon” then you’ll be in for a treat on Wednesday, Oct. 22. Bomani Jones will speak during a free public event next week at the Roger ...

Stephen A. Smith makes statement on ESPN finding new “First Take” host. ESPN’s longtime talk show First Take made headlines Thursday morning when the network announced it has finally selected a new ...

ESPN has chosen SportsCenter anchor Shae Cornette to take over as host of its flagship daytime talk show First Take. Molly Qerim, who hosted of the show headlined by Stephen A. Smith for 10 years, ...

Shae Cornette has been named the new full-time host of ESPN's "First Take," joining the popular Stephen A. Smith-led program. Cornette, who joined ESPN in 2020, has previously been a fill-in host for ...

The sudden departure of longtime host Molly Qerim from ESPN’s First Take was one of the more surprising sports media stories of 2025, but weekly guest host Chris “Mad Dog” Russo recently provided an ...

Mad Dog Russo wasn't happy about taking a Tesla to work on Wednesday. / Screenshot via ESPN. Chris "Mad Dog" Russo wasn't too happy about his commute to ESPN headquarters on Wednesday morning and, as ...

It’s safe to say that, six weeks into the NFL season, the Aaron Glenn experiment hasn’t worked out for the New York Jets. After Sunday’s 13-11 loss to the Denver Broncos, the Jets have fallen to 0-6, ...

ESPN’s Evan Cohen just dropped a Knicks trade take bold enough to make Madison Square Garden gasp. On Wednesday’s episode of “Unsportsmanlike,” an ESPN Radio show, Cohen proposed a deal that could get ...

Scott Van Pelt has issued an on-air apology following criticism of his response to colleague Ryan Clark’s emotional comments about the late LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy. The SportsCenter host admitted ...