Erin Andrews

• SI.com has learned that Fox Sports is aggressively pursuing ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews for a role at its network. The networks executives recently met with Andrews regarding a major role in Foxs college football coverage.
(CNN Sports Illustrated)
• It may be hard to believe, but Erin Andrews is leaving ESPN. FOX Sports is reportedly making a strong push to hire Andrews, who is best known for her work on ESPNs College Gameday. Her contract expired at the end of June.
(NESN.com)
• Dont expect to see Erin Andrews as part of the Dancing with the Stars cast this fall.
(Radar Online.com)
• Erin Andrews is departing ESPN, leaving behind the Worldwide Leader in Sports for greener pastures. Ms Andrews contract expired this week, but rumors have been swirling since March that the stunning sideline reporter was unhappy at the network.
(Daily Mail)
• NEW YORK -- Erin Andrews is leaving ESPN. The network released a statement saying the reporter did great work for us and we made an aggressive offer to keep her. We wish her the best on her next chapter.
(CBS Sports)
• Jun 29 (TheWrap.com) - Erin Andrews is leaving ESPN and may join Fox Sports.
(Hartford Courant)
• As reported Friday evening by SI.com's Richard Deitsch, an ESPN spokesman confirmed that reporter Erin Andrews, whose contract with the network expires Saturday, is leaving ESPN. USAToday.
(Cincinnati.com)
• Sportscaster Erin Andrews is leaving ESPN and could possibly join Fox Sports. The channels PR representative Josh Krulewitz wrote on Twitter that the blonde beauty was leaving the network. Erin Andrews leaving ESPN.
(andhranews.net)
• ESPN reporter Erin Andrews had TMZ questioning whether she got breast implants after pictures of her wearing a small bikini in Miami surfaced over the weekend.
(International Business Times)
• By Chris Hassel Erin Andrews is reportedly leaving ESPN. I tweeted that she would be replacing Andy on SoundOFF. Several actually took that tweet literally.  The movie, "Ted", looks childish and profane, and I can't wait to see it.
(msnbc.com)