There aren't many ESPN hosts who have received more praise over the past decade than Laura Rutledge, that's for sure. ESPN hired Rutledge in 2014 as a reporter for SEC Network. Six years later, she ...
The last Sugar Bowl turned into an all-SEC clash between Ole Miss and Georgia. The game delivered from the start, but just as ...
College football never slows down, and neither do the people who cover it. Reporter Laura Rutledge knows that better than ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's a busy week for Laura Rutledge, but the ESPN host still managed to make time for her husband's birthday. Laura Rutledge, 37, ...
Although Laura Rutledge won't be hosting "SEC Nation" this fall, ESPN has gone above and beyond to ensure the show still has ...
Laura Rutledge, a University of Florida alumna, is leaving "SEC Nation," which she hosts each Saturday during the college football season. Rutledge announced the decision on Tuesday in a joint ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The NFL is officially back. On Thursday night, the new season opened with a matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas ...
The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. From the sidelines to the snacks, Farm Rich kicks off Big Game celebrations with an Ultimate Game Day Hosting Giveaway ...
Laura Rutledge hasn’t had much downtime over the last few days, but she still has room in her schedule to put some rumors to rest. The ESPN reporter — who has been running around (literally) covering ...
As ESPN’s Laura Rutledge continues to break boundaries in sports media, she’s eager for all football fans to celebrate the diversity of the sport’s fan base. “I am shocked and saddened by it,” ...
ESPN sports reports Laura Rutledge (“NFL Live” host) spoke about being a female in sports journalism, especially with the 60th Super Bowl coming up on Sunday, February 8th. First Lady Eleanor ...
Rutledge was on the field at Levi’s Stadium after the Seattle Seahawks beat the San Francisco 49ers 13-3. The win secured the NFC West title and the No. 1 seed for Seattle under head coach Mike ...
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