Jamie Erdahl and Jamie Chung

Jamie Erdahl (born December 3 1988) is a reporter from America for CBS Sports. Jamie Erdahl has been a CBS Sports journalist since 1988. She serves as CBS's lead reporter for sideline reports in the SEC alongside Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson and others. Jamie is a reporter covering the NCAA NBA regular season games and March Madness events for CBS/Turner. She joined in 2014 on the CBS Sports Network and is currently a presenter in the studio. Erdahl is a native of Minnesota. She was raised in Bloomington, Indiana. In 2007, she graduated from Breck school. Erdahl was a basketball and softball player in St. Olaf College. After 2009, she enrolled at American University, where she completed a degree in broadcasting. When she graduated in December of 2011, Erdahl hosted several shows for American University, including Eye on the Eagle a 30-minute magazine show featuring the team's men's basketball that aired at Comcast SportsNet Washington. Jamie Chung..................Jamie Chung is a noted American actress, who has been active both on big and small screens since 2004. When she was in her beginnings, as a first-generation Korean immigrant she struggled with questions of identity. When she was young when she was pursuing an economics degree at the University of California Riverside in Riverside, California, she was an MTV presenter on The Real World: San Diego. The show was telecast in Los Angeles later on in her professional career she became an actress. She struggled for a while until finally making waves by starring in her own mini-series on television called Samurai Girl. Four years later, she won the attention of critics for her character as Eden. In today's world, the actress has a long list of movies and TV shows that she has a name on. She is also a blogger who shares her passions on travel, food and other subjects on her website What the Chung. The blog has more than a million followers. Instagram has more than a million people following her.