Josh Elliott

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Josh Elliott is a reporter at ESPN, and was the host of Classic Now on ESPN Classic, which was a talk show like ESPN2's Cold Pizza, only a classic version. Since its cancellation, he has become an anchor on SportsCenter and a fill-in host on Cold Pizza. He is from California, United States. He is also an anchor on ESPNEWS and gives reports live from specific locations (most notably Pittsburgh). Other show appearances for Elliott also include 4 Quarters and The Hot List on ESPNEWS and Around the Horn on ESPN.

Before working for ESPN, Elliott worked for Sports Illustrated. He received his graduate school education from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.

Elliott completed his undergraduate studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he wrote for the school newspaper, the Daily Nexus.

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Current Anchors John Anderson \| Chris Berman \| Michelle Bonner \| John Buccigross \| Linda Cohn \| Rece Davis \| Josh Elliott \| Neil Everett \| Robert Flores \| Mike Greenberg \| Jay Harris \| Fred Hickman \| Dana Jacobson \| Brian Kenny \| Suzy Kolber \| Steve Levy \| Bob Ley \| Kenny Mayne \| Chris McKendry \| Dari Nowkhah \| Karl Ravech \| Scott Reiss \| Dave Revsine \| Stuart Scott \| Sage Steele \| Scott Van Pelt \| Stan Verrett \| Matt Winer \| Trey Wingo
Former Anchors Larry Beil \| Steve Berthiaume \| Tim Brando \| Cara Capuano \| Kevin Corke \| Jack Edwards \| Rich Eisen \| Kevin Frazier \| Gayle Gardner \| George Grande \| Greg Gumbel \| Brett Haber \| Jason Jackson \| Craig Kilborn \| Lee Leonard \| Tom Mees \| Gary Miller \| Chris Myers \| Keith Olbermann \| Dan Patrick \| Robin Roberts \| Sharon Smith \| Charley Steiner \| Mike Tirico \| Pam Ward \| Whit Watson
Reporters Chris Connelly \| Hank Goldberg \| Pedro Gomez \| Mike Massaro \| Chris Mortensen \| Rachel Nichols \| Sal Paolantonio \| Lisa Salters \| Jeremy Schaap \| George Smith \| Shelley Smith \| Ed Werder

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SportsCenter Personalities
Current Anchors John Anderson \| Chris Berman \| Michelle Bonner \| John Buccigross \| Linda Cohn \| Rece Davis \| Josh Elliott \| Neil Everett \| Robert Flores \| Mike Greenberg \| Jay Harris \| Fred Hickman \| Dana Jacobson \| Brian Kenny \| Suzy Kolber \| Steve Levy \| Bob Ley \| Kenny Mayne \| Chris McKendry \| Dari Nowkhah \| Karl Ravech \| Scott Reiss \| Dave Revsine \| Stuart Scott \| Sage Steele \| Scott Van Pelt \| Stan Verrett \| Matt Winer \| Trey Wingo
Former Anchors Larry Beil \| Steve Berthiaume \| Tim Brando \| Cara Capuano \| Kevin Corke \| Jack Edwards \| Rich Eisen \| Kevin Frazier \| Gayle Gardner \| George Grande \| Greg Gumbel \| Brett Haber \| Jason Jackson \| Craig Kilborn \| Lee Leonard \| Tom Mees \| Gary Miller \| Chris Myers \| Keith Olbermann \| Dan Patrick \| Robin Roberts \| Sharon Smith \| Charley Steiner \| Mike Tirico \| Pam Ward \| Whit Watson
Reporters Chris Connelly \| Hank Goldberg \| Pedro Gomez \| Mike Massaro \| Chris Mortensen \| Rachel Nichols \| Sal Paolantonio \| Lisa Salters \| Jeremy Schaap \| George Smith \| Shelley Smith \| Ed Werder

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