The college football season is officially over, but ESPN sideline reporter Molly McGrath is still turning heads on a weekly ...

“It’s Molly A McGrath. Boston College Eagle. American Icon. Let’s play ball,” one fan said while providing a look at her outfit as she was giving a report on the field. It’s Molly A McGrat ...

One of the fan favorites in that group is Molly McGrath ... and broadcast journalism at Boston College. But while working as a cheerleader, McGrath got the idea to become a sideline reporter ...

Follow Us She graduated from Boston College in 2011, where she received the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Excellence all four years. Also Read: PHOTO: ESPN’s Molly McGrath Had Heads ...

Molly McGrath took center stage for the College Football Playoff with her stunning fits. Now it’s college basketball season ...

Molly McGrath took center stage for the College ... The reporter was a cheerleading captain for the Boston College Eagles where she graduated in 2011. She’s married to Max Dorsch, a commercial ...

ESPN reporter Molly McGrath, though not an alumna ... walking through the iconic campus on January 10. While McGrath graduated from Boston College, where she was the cheerleading captain, her ...

I was tasked with interviewing Marcus… — Molly McGrath (@MollyAMcGrath) January 21, 2025 Kind words for the Notre Dame football program from a Boston College graduate. Here's to hoping for ...

ESPN reporter Molly McGrath is not an alumna of the University of Notre Dame. Her alma mater is Boston College, where she was the cheerleading captain during her time in Chestnut Hill.

ESPN college football sideline reporter Molly McGrath said she had a positive experience while covering Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff national championship game Monday. McGrath ...

These guys gave everything they got." Freeman was all class in the loss, even speaking with ESPN's Molly McGrath in the tunnel following the game. It was a decision she won't soon forget.

After traveling to Indiana to sit down with Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman, ESPN reporter Molly McGrath made her way to Atlanta ahead of Monday's College Football Playoff national ...