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Rachel Nichols leaves ESPN for CNN

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Sad day for the eyes of many men who watch ESPN.

Never was a fan. Never thought she was that hot.

 

Won't miss her.

She is attractive but not overly hot by any means.

Love her. Sexy mouth, red hair, and smart.

Always thought she was every bit as good looking as Erin Andrews. :idunno:

ESPN is losing hto anchors left and right. Do they not pay very well?

^^^ Absolutely. I never thought Rachel was just the hottest there was, but she had this look and she was put together pretty well.

 

However, and some will think I'm crazy here, but I was a little bummed about Erin Andrews leaving for Fox, UNTIL they brought in Sam Steele and WOW. She does it for me. She's higher on my list than Erin. But, I've always been a sucker for the shorter, Cheerleader/Soccer player types....just ask my wife. :)

Never was a fan. Never thought she was that hot.

 

Won't miss her.

 

I'm with you Clizzy. I hated the way she said, "ESPN".

I'm with you Clizzy. I hated the way she said, "ESPN".

 

How many times can I like a single post?

Never was a fan. Never thought she was that hot.

 

Won't miss her.

I never thought she was that hot either. Now I'm not saying I wouldn't.... ah, nevermind.
How many times can I like a single post?

 

Glad someone else things so. It drove me crazy.

I'm with you Clizzy. I hated the way she said, "ESPN".

 

Dude, I thought I was the ONLY person who was bothered by that.

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