Danyelle Sargent

Danyelle Sargent is a sports television reporter. Danyelle Sargent has worked for the NFL, ESPN, and FOX Sports. The American is currently enjoying more peaceful times with her husband, daughter, and two stepsons, who are overjoyed to have a mother in their lives.

Sargent worked at FOX Sports and debuted on FSN Final Score in late 2006.

Danyelle made an appearance for the segment’s taped version in July of 2011. It seems that minor controversies follow wherever you go.

Biography | Childhood & Education

Danyelle Sargent was born on May 19, 1978, in Georgia, United States of America.

Her hometown’s actual location, as well as the whereabouts of her parents, are still unknown.

Furthermore, whether she is the sole child is debatable.

Danyelle, on the other hand, is known to have attended Florida State University.

The American majored in Bachelor of Science in Communications at the university.

Similarly, after college, the Georgia native worked for CNN as a production assistant, specifically for CNN Sports Illustrated.

Danyelle also broke into the sportscasting business in less than five years after her first job, which included anchoring.

Height Age, Height, and Body Dimensions

Danyelle Sargent is currently 43 years old.

Well, that’s what social media photographs say; otherwise, she doesn’t appear 40; she’s still as lively and gorgeous as a 25-year-old.

Mrs. Musselman’s young glow survived a decade of busy work schedules, despite the fact that the secret to her attractiveness maybe her gym regimen.

In addition, the sports reporter posts motivational videos of her workout program on Instagram.

We, on the other hand, have no idea what her height or bodily dimensions are.

The beauty queen is taller than her spouse, as evidenced by certain Instagram images, and is estimated to stand around 5feet 8inches (1.76 m).

Mrs.Musselman also has a lean but slightly muscular physique as a result of her rigorous gym routine and other outdoor activities.

Danyelle’s afro hairdo, smiling visage, and muscly frame are her most noticeable features.

Facts of Danyelle Sargent

Net Worth | Salary & Incomes

According to various sources, Danyelle Sargent accrued a net worth of around $500k to $1 million.

Nonetheless, it is tough to pinpoint her financial statistics as they are kept confidential.

On the contrary, Eric Musselman, Danyelle’s husband, collected a staggering net worth of $2 million from his stints as a former basketball player and currently through coaching.

Despite this, figurative monthly earnings are not available at the moment.

Besides, NevadaSportsNet reported that the Arkansas Razorbacks coach would pocket a hefty $12.5 million from a new contract deal.

Thus, life seems comfortable for Musselman. In like manner, Danyelle’s stepsons are almost old enough to have a professional careers.

With that being said, Dad Musselman and Mom Mussleman live a quite fulfilled lifestyle, do charitable works on occasions, and also travel to exotic locations every once in a while.

Besides, even after retirement, Mrs. Musselman doesn’t live an ideal life. After her TV gig, the beauty queen became a local celebrity of some sort, and one can spot her in Full Pedal Cycling Studio.

In the meantime, the former reporter promotes and endorses several local organizations and actively participates in tackling various social issues.

Moreover, Sargent appears in fundraisers and charity venues actively supporting Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation and has affiliations with Pinocchio’s Moms on the Run to tackle breast cancer.

Professional Life | Sports Reporter

To begin, the Georgi native traveled a few hundred miles to the south, to the state of Florida, to complete her studies.

She returned home after that and began working at WGXA in Macon, Georgia, right away.

In all honesty, you should commend those who work in the media, particularly anchors and journalists.

They must report the news in its most unadulterated form, free of any prejudices or emotions.

For example, keeping a straight face like a camera records every moment and repeating the process day after day might be exhausting.

When Danyelle initially started in the industry, she looked tailor-made for it. In fact, Sargent is one of the few reporters who is born with a natural talent for the job.

Before joining ESPN, the African-American worked for Metro Sports, a Time Warner Cable-produced sports channel.

Similarly, since 2002, the reporter has worked for the Kansas City-based network organization for two years.

Danyelle was then assigned as a sideline reporter for the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2004 preseason by the network.

Ms. Sargent proudly stood as a co-emcee at the NCAA woman of the year awards the following year. In 2006, the American gladly took over the role once more.

ESPN

Moving forward, ESPN was keeping a close eye on Danyelle’s situation at Metro Sports.

Simultaneously, ESPN was looking for viable candidates for the ESPNEWS channel and identified Sargent as a worthy addition. However, her stay at ESPN wasn’t devoid of controversy.

In one instance, a technical difficulty caused Danyelle’s voice to be taped over a live broadcast, and the audience heard the American cursing on national tv.

Nonetheless, the situation got shrugged off and became a blooper for the news network to joke about in the future.

Granted that Sargent had an enjoyable ESPN experience, the network decided to part ways with her after the contract expired in 2006.

FOX Sports

Eventually, the talented reporter worked at FOX Sports and debuted on FSN Final Score in late 2006.

Also, Danyelle made an appearance for the segment’s taped version in July of 2011. It seems that minor controversies follow wherever you go.

To illustrate, on October 26, 2008, when working as a sideline reporter, Sargent interviewed San Francisco 49ers’ coach Mike Singletary.

At that moment, the FOX reporter asked what it meant for Mike to be the head coach and what the phone calls with his mentor Bill Walsh entailed.

Unbeknownst to her, Bill Walsh passed a year ago, and hence the interview was cut off suddenly.

Comedy Central, Yahoo, & NFL Network

Notwithstanding only a real-time job, Danyelle portrayed a fictional version of a sportscaster named Melissa Wells that premiered on Comedy Central’s Onion SportsDome.

In the dawn of 2012, the former sportscaster covered college football, NFL, NASCAR, Fantasy Football, and high school drafts during her time with Yahoo! Sports.

Similarly, NFL Network recruited Sargent as an anchor until April of 2013.

Relationship Status

As mentioned above, Danyelle Sargent is a happily married woman.

Accordingly, the FOX Sports reporter tied the knot to the renowned college basketball coach Eric Musselman sometime in September of 2009.

Indeed, the couple found a blessing in their daughter Mariah who was born in 2010.

Notwithstanding that, Danyelle is equally proud to be a stepmom to Michael and Matthew, Eric’s sons from a previous marriage.

As Gisele Bundchen once coined the term “Bonus Mom,” Sargent adheres to that term and doesn’t consider Michael and Matthew as stepchildren but as her own.

Likely so, the boys are glad to receive a motherly figure in their life.

Also Read:           Matt Olson,                         Tiger Woods            Tony Snell,   

Mariah Musselman: Also a Sports anchoring Geek

Mariah Musselman is very much interested in sports anchoring like her mother.

She loves the mic and is fond of facing the camera. In fact, she recently interviewed her father, Eric Musselman.

With a father brilliant in basketball coaching and a wonderful sports anchor like her mother, Mariah was born with the genes that drew her towards sports.

Social Media Presence

Her Instagram has 13k followers, her Twitter has 198,000 followers and her Facebook has 33.1k followers.