Jamie Erdahl and Jamie Chung

Jamie Erdahl (born December 3 1988) is an American reporter for CBS Sports. Jamie Erdahl is an American journalist at CBS Sports. She was born on December 3, 1988. She's CBS's main reporting on the sidelines for the SEC together with Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson and many others. Jamie reports on the NCAA Basketball's regular season for CBS/Turner, as well as March Madness. She joined the company in 2014 and has since joined CBS Sports Network as a host in the studio. Her birthplace is Minnesota. Her birthplace and childhood was in Bloomington she graduated from the Breck School in the year 2007. Erdahl played softball as well as basketball while at St. Olaf College. She attended American University from 2009 until 2012 to earn a degree. When she graduated in December of 2011, Erdahl was the host of several programs for the school including Eye on the Eagle a 30 minute magazine program featuring the team's men's basketball that aired on Comcast SportsNet Washington. Jamie Chung..................Jamie Chung is a noted American actress, who has been active both on big and small screens since 2004. As a young girl, Chung was plagued by a problem with her identity. Her parents were the first generation of Koreans. Early on when she was pursuing an economics degree at University of California Riverside in Riverside, California, she was an MTV presenter on The Real World: San Diego. In Los Angeles later on in her career, she began to develop into an actor. The struggle led to her breaking into the limelight in Samurai Girl, a TV miniseries. A few years ago, she was praised by critics in Eden as a character. She is now an established actress, with a variety of TV and film projects to her credit. What the Chung shares the experience of a foodie, and the occasional traveler on their blog. Additionally, she enjoys a huge following with more than 1 million Instagram followers.