120 Sports Talent

After starting his career in the heartland nearly 20 years ago, Michael Kim brings his passion for sports and expertise to the nation's fans from coast-to-coast. By way of Missouri, Kim launched his career in sports broadcasting in 1996, where he was one of the original hires for ESPNews. Over the next eighteen years, Kim matured from a rookie to one of the most respected names in sports broadcasting. Kim now brings his expertise and sports passion to 120 Sports as its lead host.

Dave Ross brings a Washington D.C. intensity and love for talking sports to the 120 Sports team. A man of many caps, Ross has worked as a producer, reporter, author, and, most importantly, sports anchor throughout his career. Ross also served six years in the United States Marine Corps, and was deployed in the ground war in Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm. And yes, he still found the time to talk sports before, during, and after the war.

Tyler Jacobs, a digital native himself and a rising star as a sports host, brings his talents from Columbia, Missouri, where he was a sports anchor and director. A natural born entertainer, Jacobs adds a tireless energy for all things sports to the 120 Sports family. A University of Missouri alumni, Jacobs grew up following a variety of sports across the nation and around the world.

Hailing from Texas, Ro began his broadcast career as an Dallas sports anchor, followed by on-air/hosting engagements with BET, the Dallas Cowboys, and Fox Sports Southwest as an EMMY® Award-Winning host of Mavs Insider. Parrish has also found a way to blend his love for sports and music, hosting countless events as an NBA Entertainment personality.

Ovie Mughelli, the former Wake Forest Demon Deacon, was drafted by the Ravens in the fourth round in the 2003 NFL Draft. Mughelli spent four seasons with the Ravens before moving on to the Atlanta Falcons, where over four seasons, he was featured as the starting fullback and was selected to the 2010 Pro Bowl team. Mughelli was also selected a Second team All Pro on two occasions in nine total seasons in the NFL. Mughelli's love of sports extends beyond football though and he brings his perspective to the 120 Sports team.

Bryant McFadden, former cornerback at Florida State University, was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers as the 62nd overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft. Over six seasons with the Steelers, McFadden was an integral part of two Super Bowl championship teams (Super Bowl XL and Super Bowl XLIII). Prior to becoming a standout collegiate athlete and Super Bowl champion though, McFadden was a youth with a passion for many sports and a fan of teams and athletes across the country.

Dylan McGorty has settled nicely into his role as "sports-obsessed lunatic who firmly believes the athletes on TV can hear him." His passion: the debates, the predictions, the shared experiences; all drive his eagerness to engage with the sports community. From serious statistical analysis to the lighter side of comic relief, sports dispenses the perfect medicine to any situation, and McGorty is ready to serve it up in heaping doses, all in a Jersey accent.

Tim Doyle brings years of on the court experience to the 120 Sports team as a former basketball player at Northwestern University. After college, Tim transitioned from the hardwood to the analyst's chair, sharing his insights with The Big Ten Network and Campus Insiders, among others. Doyle's shoot from the hip style and quick wit brings an incomparable flavor to the broadcast.

Laura Britt gives her take on sports not only as a passionate spectator, but as an experienced reporter and studio host in the sports-crazed South. Growing up in Birmingham, AL, Britt was surrounded by rabid sports fans including at her alma mater, the University of Alabama- Birmingham. Britt combines her love for sports with a passion for modern media leveraging social media to gauge up-to-the-minute public opinion and will always let you know exactly what is trending now.

Raised in a family of athletes, Alex brings a unique insight and perspective to the world of sports. Daughter of three-time Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth, Alex grew up around athletes and fanatics who loved to give their own take on all things sports. Whether watching from the stands or from the couch, Alex has always had her eyes and ears on the field. Now, she's here to give her own insights and opinions on all facets of sports as a professional broadcaster.

Danny Graves is a former Major League Baseball pitcher who excelled with both the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds earning two All-Star selections with the Reds. At the age of 22, Graves debuted with the Cleveland Indians in 1996 and after being traded to the Cincinnati Reds in 1997, starred as the team's saves leader four out of five years from 1999-2004. Graves approaches delivering insight to the viewers with the same preparedness and passion that he took the mound with.

Steve Phillips has spent his life in baseball. A New York Mets draftee and a minor leaguer for 7 seasons, Phillips moved to the New York Mets' front office in 1990 and climbed the ranks over 13 years with the team, serving as the Senior Vice President/General Manager from 1997-2003. Having a major hand in constructing the 2000 National League pennant winner, Phillips then moved into TV and Radio. He currently co-hosts the "Evan and Phillips in the Morning" show on SiriusXM radio, serves as a baseball insider on Canadian sports network, TSN and calls Mets games in New York in addition to providing his deep insight and baseball perspective to 120 Sports.

Rick is a former sports host of The Young Turks Network, a popular channel on YouTube and noted by many as the world's largest online news show. Strom has a passion for his alma-mater, Indiana University, European soccer, and any sporting event that takes place inside the "square circle".

Antoine Walker, drafted sixth overall in the 1996 NBA Draft by the Boston Celtics, won both a NCAA Men's Division I Basketball (Kentucky Wildcats-1996) and a NBA Championship (Miami Heat-2006) during an outstanding career that also included three All-Star appearances and an NBA All-Rookie Team selection in 1997. Walker brings a lifetime of basketball knowledge and on-the-court experience to 120 Sports as a basketball analyst.