Pam Oliver, a 1984 FAMU Journalism grad, will once again handle sideline reporting duties for FOX Television's broadcast of the Super Bowl this evening. Not only is Oliver attractive, hardworking, and professional, she's one of the most knowledgeable reporters in the business. USAToday Newspaper recently ranked her among the Top 3 sports reporters in the business.
At FAMU, Ms. Oliver was a member of the track team and cut her teeth working on the campus radio station.
hey now! girlFriend's looking real good and representing very well. we're all proud of her and many of us have been following her rise in the business.
ReplyDelete18-1 got to suck! GO GIANTS!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was a real pleasure to see her running around the track back in the day, Trust me.
ReplyDeleteShe did a great job yesterday. She made us all proud.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget that #98 (Fred Robbins, Jr.) of the NY Giants (he is the guy who left the field in the 4th quarter with an injury) is the son of a Rattler basketball player, Fred Robbins, Sr.
ReplyDeletesorry but i don't know robbins, but DAMN she is PHAT - YES, she is Smart, Articulate, Professional, AND PHINE.
ReplyDeleteAlthough Sam Madison (I think he is #19) of NY Giants (traded from the Miami Dolphins...betcha he couldnt be happier now. LOL) is not a FAMU graduate but he is still a Rattler nonetheless. Graduated from FAMU High and was a star player for the Baby Rattlers Football..his original training ground. CONGRATS SAM and PAM! We are definitely proud of you!
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