ESPN has no shortage of great sideline reporters covering the many, many college football games that they broadcast throughout the year. One of the fan favorites in that group is Molly McGrath.

The ESPN sideline reporter came to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, rocking a see-through black outfit. “It’s Molly A McGrath. Boston College Eagle. American Icon. Let’s play ball,” one ...

ESPN, the network broadcasting the game, is putting its finishing touches on the broadcast. That includes sideline reporter Molly McGrath, who shared a behind-the-scenes look at her getting ready ...

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 ...

Reporting from the sidelines for Monday's big game was ESPN's Molly McGrath, who has been grabbing ... heads on social media as fans praised the broadcaster for her look. "@mollyamcgrath I ...

ESPN reporter Molly McGrath, though not an alumna of the University of Notre Dame, found herself reflecting on her college days while walking through the iconic campus on January 10. While McGrath ...

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.

Holly Rowe and Molly McGrath will report from the Ohio State and Notre Dame sidelines for the fourth consecutive year. The broadcast team will carry ESPN's primary coverage on its main channel ...

per ESPN sideline broadcaster Molly McGrath. The 6-foot-4, 216-pound signal caller dominated the Irish's first drive, rushing nine times for 34 yards and a score. He also completed 3-of-5 passes ...

Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Holly Rowe and Molly McGrath will the be the announcing team for the main ESPN telecast, which has programming set all day ahead of its College GameDay pregame show ...