Holly Rowe and Walt Frazier at a Knicks-Jazz game at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 30, 2024. X/Holly Rowe Rowe re-signed with ESPN/ABC on a long-term deal last March — a month after she was ...

ESPN’s Holly Rowe hosted Monday’s All-Star Night of Honors ceremony, part of the College Sports Communicators Unite 25 event. Rowe, though, was not only the host.

— Sam Neumann (@Sam_Neumann_) September 1, 2024 Holly Rowe with exceptional insight into the helmet communication!! — Mitch Buhler (@CoachBuhler) September 1, 2024 [Awful Announcing on X] ...

Caitlin Clark has missed the Indiana Fever’s last seven games due to a groin injury. Just before halftime of the Fever’s showdown against the Seattle Storm on Sunday, Fever head coach Stephanie White ...

The update on Caitlin Clark's injury status has essentially been a series of non updates. The Indiana Fever have made it clear that they are proceeding with the ...

Holly Rowe and her husband Scott quietly began dating during their college years at the University of Utah. It was their shared interest in sports that initially brought them together.

Holly Rowe will let nothing stand in her way when it comes to getting a postgame interview. She’ll even climb on top of a scorer’s table if she has to. Kansas State fans rushed the court after ...

“Those women don’t need your junk,” Rowe, who serves as the sideline reporter for the WNBA on ESPN and ABC, said Friday on ...

Holly Rowe’s group interview with Chet Holmgren (7), Tre Mann, Jaylin Williams (6) and Jay Williams In Rowe’s defense, she wasn’t the person who came up with the nickname.

ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe, who wrote about having her contract renewed this week, says her cancer has returned and it has spread. Rowe told the Associated Press on Thursday just a few ...

Rowe added: "I hope to be back at work soon doing what gives me so much joy in life." Rowe tweeted that the surgery "went well." So moved by all the love & prayers today. Thanks ️ Surgery went well.

Rowe was worried she'd be among those laid off by the network last month. Instead, she'll remain on the sidelines for college football, basketball, volleyball, softball and WNBA games.