Tracy Wolfson

Tracy Wolfson is a sportscaster known for her work in American sports broadcasting. An eight-time Emmy Award-nominated reporter for CBS Sports, she is a two-time recipient of the Sports Emmy for Outstanding Sideline Reporter. Wolfson began her career at CBS Sports as a researcher, contributing to coverage of U.S. Open Tennis, the Olympic Winter Games, and the NCAA Final Four. She transitioned from behind-the-scenes roles to on-air reporting, building her expertise in sports journalism and live event coverage.

Wolfson served as CBS's lead SEC college football sideline reporter for 10 years before becoming the network's lead NFL sideline reporter. She works alongside Jim Nantz and Tony Romo on "The NFL on CBS" top game each week, as well as CBS Sports' Thanksgiving games, the AFC Playoffs, and the AFC Championship Game. Wolfson has been the sideline reporter for multiple Super Bowls, contributing to the network's coverage of major NFL events.

In addition to football, Wolfson is a key figure in NCAA men's basketball coverage, serving as CBS's lead reporter for the Final Four and the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship. Her experience extends to coverage of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, auto racing, skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, gymnastics, track and field, and rodeo. Before her full-time role at CBS, Wolfson worked as an anchor and reporter for Madison Square Garden Network and as a host and reporter for ESPN, covering U.S. Open Golf, college football, and arena football.

Wolfson also serves as a panelist on CBS Sports' "We Need to Talk," a nationally televised all-women sports show. She has been recognized among the Cynopsis Top Women in Media. Beyond broadcasting, Wolfson advocates for women's empowerment and sports equity through initiatives such as the Tracy Wolfson Shadowship Program at the University of Michigan, which provides hands-on broadcasting experience and scholarships for aspiring journalists, particularly women entering sports media. Her career demonstrates versatility and leadership in sports broadcasting and journalism.