In her new position, Burruss will also work select SEC ON CBS games throughout the year. In addition to their college football reporting duties, both Dell and Burruss will continue in their anchor roles on CBS Sports HQ, the 24/7 streaming sports news service. The announcements were made today by Harold Bryant, Executive Producer and Executive Vice President, Production, CBS Sports.

Burruss will work throughout the season with Rich Waltz and Aaron Taylor.

Here’s more from a CBS release, which also includes the elevation of Sherree Burruss (seen at bottom left above) to lead sideline reporter for CBS Sports Network college football games:ĬBS Sports has named Jenny Dell lead college football reporter, teaming her with Brad Nessler and Gary Danielson to call the CBS Television Network’s top game each week, including the SEC ON CBS game of the week, beginning with the 2022 season.Īdditionally, Sherree Burruss has been elevated to lead college football reporter for CBS Sports Network. And Monday also saw CBS announce their replacement for Erdahl, Jenny Dell (seen at top left above). NFL Network officially announced that move Monday, with Erdahl (seen at right above during a February basketball broadcast) sliding into the role vacated when Kay Adams left the network in April. Last month, Ryan Glasspiegel and Andrew Marchand of The New York Post reported that CBS sideline reporter Jamie Erdahl was leaving for NFL Network’s Good Morning Football.

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