Biografía de Maria Taylor
Maria Taylor is a well-known African-American sports journalist and television personality. Born on May 12, 1987, in Alpharetta, Georgia, Maria Taylor grew up in a family of athletes. Her father, Steve Taylor, played college football at the University of Tennessee, while her mother, Suzette Taylor, was a college volleyball player.
Maria Taylor attended Centennial High School in Roswell, Georgia, where she excelled in various sports. She was a talented volleyball player and led her team to win the state championship in 2004. She was also a track and field athlete and held the state record in the triple jump.
After graduating from high school, Maria Taylor received a full scholarship to play volleyball at the University of Georgia in Athens. She was a four-year starter at outside hitter and led her team to the NCAA tournament all four years. She was also an academic All-American and graduated with a degree in broadcast journalism.
After college, Maria Taylor began her career as a sports journalist. She worked as a sideline reporter for ESPN’s coverage of college football games, covering some of the biggest games and events. She also covered college basketball, volleyball, and softball.
In addition to her work with ESPN, Maria Taylor has also worked for other media outlets. She hosted the pregame and postgame shows for the Atlanta Hawks, and she has worked for the SEC Network, where she has covered college football, basketball, and softball.
Maria Taylor’s success as a sports journalist has made her a role model for young women and minorities in the industry. She is known for her insightful reporting and her ability to connect with athletes and coaches. She is also an advocate for social justice and has spoken out about issues related to race and gender equality in sports.
