Jamie Erdahl and Jamie Chung

Jamie Erdahl (born December 3 1988) is a reporter from America of CBS Sports. Jamie Erdahl (born December 3 1988) is an American reporter for CBS Sports. She's currently CBS's sideline reporter who is working along with Brad Nessler (and Gary Danielson) for SEC games. Jamie also covers the NCAA basketball season and March Madness for CBS/Turner. She was hired by the company in 2014, as an anchor for the CBS Sports Network host. Erdahl is originally from Minnesota. Breck graduated her in 2007. Born in Bloomington in the city where she grew up in Minnesota. She is a native. Erdahl played basketball and softball at St. Olaf College. She transferred from American University in 2009 to earn a degree in broadcasting and communications. Erdahl was a graduate of the University in December 2011 was host of a variety of programs, including Eye on the Eagle. This 30-minute magazine featured the basketball team's players from the men's division as well as a live broadcast through Comcast SportsNet Washington. Jamie Chung..................Jamie Chung is a noted American actress, who has been active both on big and small screens since 2004. Her birthplace was in a Korean family as the first generation. In her early years, she experienced an identity struggle. When she was a student at the University of California Riverside she started her career as a cast member in the MTV reality show The Real World: San Diego after which she moved into Los Angeles to try her chances at acting. The struggle brought her into the spotlight with Samurai Girl, a TV miniseries. In 2004, she received critical acclaim in Eden as a character. Today she's an experienced actress who has appeared in many film and TV projects. She is also a blogger who shares her passions on travel, food and other topics in the blog What the Chung. Through Instagram her followers are massive with more than one million followers.