Molly McGrath took center stage for the College Football Playoff with her stunning fits. Now it’s college basketball season ...

ESPN college football sideline reporter Molly McGrath said she had a positive experience while covering Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff national championship game Monday. McGrath ...

Molly McGrath got fans excited early before and during the National Title game. Before the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Ohio State Buckeyes got busy to determine who would win the National title ...

One of the fan favorites in that group is Molly McGrath. Born in California ... terrorist attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day hit, McGrath admitted that she was scared at first and wanted ...

Molly McGrath got fans excited early before the Orange Bowl. Before the Penn State Nittany Lions and Notre Dame Fighting Irish took to the field in Miami, McGrath posted her outfit on her ...

ESPN reporter Molly McGrath is not an alumna of the University of Notre Dame. Her alma mater is Boston College, where she was the cheerleading captain during her time in Chestnut Hill.

Tasked with being the sideline reporter for ESPN's game coverage and reporting from South Bend on the Notre Dame football team was veteran reporter Molly McGrath. She was a part of each Notre Dame ...

These guys gave everything they got." Freeman was all class in the loss, even speaking with ESPN's Molly McGrath in the tunnel following the game. It was a decision she won't soon forget.

As the teams put the finishing touches on their game plans and hit the field for warm-ups, ESPN's reporting trio is doing the same. Reporters Holly Rowe and Molly McGrath will be on opposing ...

coach Marcus Freeman told ESPN's Molly McGrath while coming out of the locker room. After getting medical clearance to return to the game, Leonard led the No. 7 Fighting Irish on an eight-play ...

Molly McGrath took center stage for the College Football Playoff with her stunning fits. Now it’s college basketball season and she’s at it again. McGrath, who has been at ESPN since 2016 ...