| Profession: | Journalist |
| Date of Birth: |
December 14, 1965 |
| Years: | 54 |
| Heritage: |
3.5 million |
| Place of birth: |
Muscle Shoals, Alabama
|
| Height (m): |
1.82 |
| Religion: |
Christendom |
| Marital status: |
Married |
Rece Davis is an American television journalist who currently works for ESPN as Jen Lada and Allison Williams. He works for SportsCenter as an anchor. Also, he hosts many network shows like ‘College GameDay football’.
On September 15, 2018, The Spun published the article about Davis making an embarrassing mistake on College GameDay . He elaborated that he had made one of the funniest mistakes in show memory. Scroll down to continue reading the information about his personal life, career and net worth.
Subtitle : ESPN reporter, Rece Davis.
Source : press room
Rece Davis: biography, family, education
The veteran American reporter was born on December 14, 1965 in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, United States. He grew up in a Christian family along with his brother. His parents were Jerry and Janice Davis. But he has not disclosed information about his family and siblings.
In terms of education, after finishing high school, he has joined the University of Alabama. From college, he had graduated with a BA in Public Affairs and Broadcast News. During college, he had worked as a freelance television host, studio host, and radio personality.
Rece Davis: Career and achievements in life
Davis worked as a general assignment reporter for WCFT-TV in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1987. After graduation, he began his professional journalism career. Before joining ESPN, he landed a job with WRBL as a sports reporter, weekend news anchor, and also athletic director. In 1993, he moved to Flint, Michigan and began working at WJRT-TV. He worked on the digital channel as a sports presenter and reporter. He was therefore recognized as a young journalist who attracted the attention of the main network ESPN.
Then, in 1995, he left the channel and started working at ESPN2 for the show ‘SportSmash’. He subsequently hosted another program ‘NBA 2Night’ on the channel 1996-97. From 1997 to 1999, he joined ESPN2’s weekend show “RPM 2Night” and Sunday morning “RPM 2Day” as a studio host.
Rece Davis is an American television journalist who currently works for ESPN as Jen Lada and Allison Williams. He works for SportsCenter as an anchor. Also, he hosts many network shows like ‘College GameDay football’.
On September 15, 2018, The Spun published the article about Davis making an embarrassing mistake on College GameDay . He elaborated that he had made one of the funniest mistakes in show memory. Scroll down to continue reading the information about his personal life, career and net worth.
Subtitle : ESPN reporter, Rece Davis.
Source : press room
Rece Davis: biography, family, education
The veteran American reporter was born on December 14, 1965 in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, United States. He grew up in a Christian family along with his brother. His parents were Jerry and Janice Davis. But he has not disclosed information about his family and siblings.
In terms of education, after finishing high school, he has joined the University of Alabama. From college, he had graduated with a BA in Public Affairs and Broadcast News. During college, he had worked as a freelance television host, studio host, and radio personality.
Rece Davis: Career and achievements in life
Davis worked as a general assignment reporter for WCFT-TV in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1987. After graduation, he began his professional journalism career. Before joining ESPN, he landed a job with WRBL as a sports reporter, weekend news anchor, and also athletic director. In 1993, he moved to Flint, Michigan and began working at WJRT-TV. He worked on the digital channel as a sports presenter and reporter. He was therefore recognized as a young journalist who attracted the attention of the main network ESPN.
Then, in 1995, he left the channel and started working at ESPN2 for the show ‘SportSmash’. He subsequently hosted another program ‘NBA 2Night’ on the channel 1996-97. From 1997 to 1999, he joined ESPN2’s weekend show “RPM 2Night” and Sunday morning “RPM 2Day” as a studio host.