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Jemele Juanita Hill (/ dʒ ə ˈ m ɛ l / jə-MEL; born December 21, 1975) is an American sports journalist. She worked for the Raleigh News & Observer, the Detroit Free Press, and the Orlando Sentinel. She joined ESPN in 2006 and worked in various roles until 2013, when she succeeded Jalen Rose as host of ESPN2's Numbers Never Lie.
[2] [3] Jemele Hill replaced Rose as a co-host on June 3, 2013. On August 13, 2013, ESPN parted with Hugh Douglas following an altercation with co-host Michael Smith. [4] On October 27, 2014, ESPN announced that the program would be re-branded as His & Hers on November 3, 2014, after Smith and Hill's ESPN podcast of the same name. [5]
After spending the last few weeks trying hammer out a new deal, Maria Taylor and ESPN officially announced a split on Wednesday without a new contract in place. Taylor’s final assignment with ...
Since leaving ESPN in 2018, Jemele Hill has not shied away from expressing how stifled she felt at the end of her time with the Worldwide Leader. Hill was with ESPN as a writer, host and anchor ...
During her last few years at ESPN, Jemele Hill became one of the most significant, and at times, polarizing voices in the sports world. After co-hosting the midday show His & Hers and eventually ...
He co-hosted ESPN SC6 with Jemele Hill as well as the weekly His & Hers Podcast on ESPN Radio and iTunes. Also, Smith was a regular panelist on ESPN's Around the Horn . [ 4 ] Smith's tenure at ESPN covered 15 years; he left the network in 2019, after reaching a contract buyout agreement with the network.
Jemele Hill, the outspoken sports journalist and commentator who sparked a massive controversy for the Walt Disney-owned cable network when she called President Donald Trump a “white supremacist ...
In a new memoir, Jemele Hill takes a look back at how her love for sports carried her through a troubled childhood all the way to a career at ESPN.