Who is Michele Tafoya and what does she do?

Michele Tafoya is an American sportscaster who currently is a sideline reporter for NBC Sports. She also worked as a co-host of the KQRS Morning show along with Tom Barnard. She has been working for NBC sports since 2011. She also was a drive time talk radio host for WCOO-AM from 2009 to 2012.

When did Michele Tafoya join CBS Sports coverage?

Tafoya joined CBS Sports in September 1994 as a reporter and host for the CBS Television Network’s sports anthology show CBS Sports Spectacular and college basketball coverage. She served as a host of At The Half and as a reporter for college football games.

When did Michele Tafoya take over for Andrea Kremer?

In May 2011 it was decided by the managers of ABC Sports that Andrea Kremer be replaced by Michele as the brand-new sideline reporter for their “NBC Sunday Night Football” program. Tafoya happily accepted, and has kept that position since.

When did Michele Tafoya and Mark Vandersall get married?

Michele’s known romantic involvements are tied to only one man, starting with the day she met financial advisor Mark Vandersall in 1993. The two dated for seven full years prior to marrying on 30 May 2000, kept a secret from the media, as only their friends and family attended.

Where was Michele Tafoya at the 2013 TCA tour?

Michele Tafoya attends NBCUniversal’s “2013 Summer TCA Tour” at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on July 27, 2013 in Beverly Hills, California. Sports Sunday Night Football sideline reporter Michele Tafoya interviews linebacker James Harrison of the Pittsburgh Steelers after a game against…

Where was Michele Tafoya at the 2004 ESPYs?

Michele Tafoya during 2004 ESPY Awards – Arrivals at Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, California, United States. On-air talent Michele Tafoya speaks onstage at the ‘Sunday Night Football’ panel during the NBCUniversal NBC Sports portion of the 2014 Summer…

When did Michele Tafoya start working for ESPN?

Tafoya joined ESPN and ABC Sports in January 2000, working as a sideline reporter for ESPN Monday Night Football beginning in 2006 NFL Season. She was the sideline reporter for ABC Sports’ Monday Night Football during the 2004 NFL season and the 2005 NFL season.