While pursuing her masters, Taylor worked as a host and reporter for IMG College and Comcast. Maria Taylor, ESPN Basically immediately after earning her MBA, Taylor began working at ESPN.

Maria Taylor, ESPN Basically immediately after earning her MBA, Taylor began working at ESPN. Her first role at the network was as a sideline reporter for ESPN 2’s Saturday Night college ...

In her seven years at ESPN, Taylor has been relentlessly promoted. Taylor, 34, has risen to be the college football national championship sideline reporter, the host of the NCAA Women’s ...

UPDATED, 10:30 a.m: After three days of turmoil, ESPN announced Tuesday that Maria Taylor will be hosting the network’s pregame and halftime shows for the NBA Finals.

Maria Taylor has worked at ESPN for seven years as a studio show host and sideline reporter, a job that most often requires asking questions of college football coaches and other ESPN talking heads.

ESPN said anchor Maria Taylor is leaving the network after the two sides failed to reach an agreement on a contract extension. Her departure comes after a report that a colleague criticized her ...

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Sports reporter Maria Taylor is leaving ESPN after she and the network failed to reach an agreement on a contract extension, the company announced Wednesday. “So thankful to Jimmy [Pitaro] and ...

ESPN broadcaster Rachel Nichols will not be a sideline reporter for this year's NBA Finals, the network announced Tuesday. The finals between the Phoenix Suns and the Milwaukee Bucks begin Tuesday ...

At one point in negotiations with NBA Finals host and College Football national championship sideline reporter Maria Taylor, ESPN offered her a raise from her current salary of nearly $1 million ...

ESPN and Maria Taylor have worked out an agreement for her to continue working through the NBA Finals despite the host’s contract expiring this month, sources tell The Athletic. ESPN declined to ...