Taylor Haugen's Family and Tim Tebow Featured on ESPN GameDay Today

Taylor Haugen was a 15-year-old from Niceville, Florida who died on August 30, 2008 from injuries sustained during a high school football game. Today, on ESPN's GameDay, Taylor's family and Heisman trophy-winning Florida quarterback Tim Tebow will be featured, and spread the message about the work they are doing for the Taylor Haugen Foundation.

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The foundation is said to provide support and recognition to faith-based, athletic students and community organizations through various scholarships and funding. Tebow has worked with Brian and Kathy Haugen and the foundation, and wears a wristband with its mantra on it: "Dont' Quit- Never Give Up."
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"Tim Tebow is a true ambassador for the Taylor Haugen Foundation,” said Brian, who is also the president of the foundation. “Like Taylor, his life is focused on devotion to faith, family, and community. We were so pleased that he was able to present the inaugural Taylor Haugen Trophy and that he wears the wristband in honor of our extraordinary son and we are thankful that ESPN selected T’s story to share with the nation.”

Jenn Brown: Former Model Turned ESPN Sideline Gal

ESPN’s rolling out the babes lately, and perhaps they’re looking for an Erin Andrews replacement? Hopefully not, but who says there can’t be two hotties roaming the college gameday sidelines? Their latest discovery is former model (with some juicy bikini pics out there) Jennifer Brown, aka Jenn Brown, who is currently doing gigs on the network’s College Gameday, Inside the NFL, and ESPNU’s Road Trip.


Says Wikipedia:

Jenn Brown is an American television personality, TV host, Sportscaster, producer, and a model. An avid sports lover and extremist, Brown has a carefree nature that entices viewers to follow her on her many bold and electrifying adventures. In addition to returning to Inside the NFL as the only female correspondent, Jenn has offered her football expertise to the college world, on ESPN’s “College GameDay” and ESPNU’s “Road Trip”. Jenn also covers both boxing and mixed martial arts for Showtime Sports and CBS.


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Over the years, Brown has covered a variety of events ranging from The Super Bowl to Red Carpets, from Film Festivals to the X Games and has hosted over 100 television episodes between all her shows.

Throughout the 2009 football season, Jenn has moved onto the college field for both ESPN’s College GameDay and ESPNU’s Road Trip. Coinciding with her correspondent duties on Showtime’s INSIDE THE NFL, Jenn has provided a behind-the-scenes look at College GameDay through ESPNU’s Road Trip, a one-hour series capturing the fan and student perspective. Jenn also covers all mix martial arts and boxing events for Showtime.




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In addition to being a part of the hosting team for ABC’s summer 2009 primetime show The Superstars, Jenn has appeared as a regular correspondent for a variety of networks and programs, including E! Entertainment’s” E! News Now”, ESPN’s “Road Trip”, CMT’s “I Want to Look Like a High School Cheerleader Again,” HDNet’s “The Wild Side” and CNN’s “Showbiz Tonight.” Jenn has also covered major sporting events, including The Super Bowl for INSIDE THE NFL, The NBA All-Star Game and World Series of Poker for ESPN, the Collegiate Nationals for CBS Sports, the X Games Live Coverage for ESPN360 and many Nationally Syndicated Winter Action Sport Shows.