Suzy Shuster

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Suzy Shuster is an American broadcaster, currently a sideline reporter for ABC's college football broadcasts since 2004.

A 10-year veteran of sports broadcasting, Shuster served three years as a lead reporter/anchor for Fox Sports Net.

Prior to joining FSN, Shuster was a producer on the acclaimed series, Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel on HBO.

Before HBO, Shuster spent two years as an associate producer at ESPN, where she produced a weekly feature on SportsCenter. She began her career at Fox News. She worked as a field reporter for the 1996 Presidential election coverage as well as breaking news producer.

Shuster is infamously known for asking Nebraska head coach Bill Callahan after he was doused with Gatorade, "Was that one of the more satisfying dumps you’ve had?”

A graduate of Columbia University, Shuster is married to NFL Network anchor and veteran sportscaster, Rich Eisen, a former ESPN reporter.

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