ESPN's Holly Rowe has been covering college and pro sports at the network for 30 years. Tonight, she's on the WNBA Draft. Rowe, 58, is well-respected in general for her experience and expertise as an ...

Rowe also has a reputation for asking deeply personal questions to draftees in front of massive nationwide audiences. ESPN's television audience reached a peak of 3.09 million viewers during the 2024 ...

ESPN sports telecaster Holly Rowe is an absolute legend in her career, but that does not mean that bumps in the road haven’t happened along the way. Rowe is one of the most respected names in ...

WNBA Draft has been filled with memorable moments, but none more endearing than ESPN reporter Holly Rowe’s playful remark to Notre Dame guard Sonia Citron. After Citron was selected third overall by ...

With the arrival of Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese in 2024, the league saw ...

Patrick spent 18 years calling Sunday Night Football for ESPN, where he also announced college football, basketball, and baseball. Holly Rowe worked with Patrick as a college football sideline ...

With the WNBA Draft tipping-off Monday night, many players will find new homes. Some players anxiously await their name being called at the draft, while others could be on the move via trade. With the ...

ESPN reporter Holly Rowe is one of the most respected names in the sports media business, but longtime WNBA fans have a tough time overlooking her history of problematic interviews, especially on ...

In a report from Front Office Sports' Annie Costabile, ESPN reporter Holly Rowe stressed that the WNBA's recent success and women's basketball in general was long overdue. She has long been ...