ABC and ESPN Football babe Bonnie Bernstein. She actually has a couple of fansites on the Internet, which is a first. Granted, SidelineHotties.com is sorta a fansite, but I’ve never seen a whole site devoted to one person. I mean, Bonnie is a babe, but she’s not the babe caliber of, say, Melissa Stark or Erin Andrews.

Wikipedia says:

Bonnie Bernstein (born in Brooklyn, New York on August 16, 1970) is an American television sports reporter and anchor.

Bernstein grew up in Howell, New Jersey. She attended the University of Maryland, College Park, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in broadcast journalism, after being a four-time Academic All-American in Gymnastics. She received the Thomas M. Fields award for excellence in academics and sports. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland.

Bernstein has worked for various radio and television channels: Before her first network job at ESPN, she was the weekday sports anchor at NBC affiliates KRNV-TV and KRNV radio in Reno, Nevada. Prior to working in Nevada she was the weekend news anchor in Salisbury, Maryland at ABC’s WMDT-TV. She began her career in broadcasting as the news and sports director of WXJN-FM radio in Lewes, Delaware.

In 1995 she became a correspondent for ESPN’s SportsCenter in Bristol, Connecticut; and in 1998 moved to CBS, where she has mostly covered NFL football games and interviewed players and coaches. She has covered five Super Bowls; during Super Bowl XXXVIII, she became the first sportscaster in history to cover the Super Bowl for both network television and radio (for Westwood One) at the same time.

Bernstein has also covered the NBA Finals, Major League Baseball playoffs, the US Open, NCAA men’s and women’s basketball games and the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships; she hosted several half time shows; and worked as a reporter at CBS’ NFL Today show.

During halftime at a 2001 NFL season football game between the Chicago Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars, Bernstein interviewed Dick Jauron, the coach for the Bears at that time. During the interview, she remarked, “Two dicks. Wow!” The play-by-play announcer at that time was Dick Enberg. However, that innocent, though sexually suggestive remark did not hurt her image as one of television’s best sideline reporters.

In January 2006, Bernstein left CBS to pursue other broadcasting opportunities and develop Velvet Hammer Media, a company that helps aspiring or working journalists move up to the next level in their careers. She will still continue to cover the NFL for Westwood One.

In July 2006, Bernstein rejoined ESPN as a dugout level reporter for Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN with Jon Miller and Baseball Hall-of-Famer Joe Morgan, a sideline reporter for college football on ABC and ESPN with Brad Nessler, former Miami Dolphins quarterback Bob Griese, and former ESPN Sunday Night Football commentator Paul Maguire, as well as doing features and studio hosting duties for various ESPN/ABC programs.

On July 27, 2006, Bernstein filled in for ESPN’s Jim Rome on his show, Jim Rome is Burning. On September 11, 2006, Bernstein was the sideline reporter for the second half of the NFL Week One Monday Night Football doubleheader between the San Diego Chargers and the Oakland Raiders with Nessler, former Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams, and Kansas City Chiefs head coach Dick Vermeil, and former Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski.