Jamie Erdahl and Jamie Chung

Jamie Erdahl (born December 3 1988) is a reporter from America at CBS Sports. Jamie Erdahl (born December 3 1988) is an American reporter at CBS Sports. The station's sideline reporter is currently Jamie, working alongside Brad Nessler (and Gary Danielson) in SEC games. Jamie covers NCAA basketball's regular season on CBS/Turner in addition to March Madness. Her appointment was made by the company back in 2014 as a CBS Sports Network host. Erdahl comes from Minnesota. Breck School, Bloomington is the place where she was born and was raised. Erdahl was a basketball player as well as baseball while at St. Olaf College. Her education is broadcasting and communications. Erdahl hosted various shows before she graduated from the college in December 2011. These include Eye on the Eagle, an issue of 30 minutes that featured basketball players from the team's that airs on Comcast SportsNet Washington. Jamie Chung..................Jamie Chung is a noted American actress, who has been active both on big and small screens since 2004. As a small girl, Chung was plagued by a problem with her identity. Both of her parents are first generation Koreans. While majoring in economics at University of California Riverside she was an actor on the MTV reality show The Real World: San Diego then later moved to Los Angeles to try her success in acting. After a period of struggle she eventually got her breakthrough in the mini-series on television Samurai Girl winning critical acclaim after four years for her performance in Eden. She is now a well-established actress, with countless films and TV works to her credit. A passionate blogger, she writes about her experience on subjects like food and travel in her blog What the Chung. Also, she has an enormous number of followers, with over one million followers on her Instagram account.

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