ESPN’s Molly McGrath Caught Major Backlash Last Week Defending Terrible Actions From Player ESPN’s Molly McGrath received a ...

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.

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 ...

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 sideline reporter Molly McGrath walks the field in pregame at Autzen Stadium. / Craig Strobeck-Imagn Images Despite the game getting interesting late, the most exciting part of the College ...

After traveling to Indiana to sit down with Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman, ESPN reporter Molly McGrath made her way to Atlanta ahead of Monday's College Football Playoff national ...

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.

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 ...

Most people thought the youngster did an excellent job of singing the national anthem with class, including reporter Molly McGrath. McGrath has been a college football reporter for ESPN since 2016.

Kentucky guard Lamont Butler left Tuesday's game vs Tennessee with what appeared to be an aggravated shoulder. Here are the latest injury updates: ...

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 ...