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Sideline Reporter, ABC Sports
Todd Harris joined ABC Sports in July of 1999 as a sideline reporter on ABC Sports' coverage of College Football. Currently he is also the pit reporter for ABC's Indy Racing League coverage. This year he joins Keith Jackson and Dan Fouts for his 5th year covering Pac-10 football for ABC.
Prior to coming to ABC, Harris spent several years working for various broadcast networks, including ESPN, ESPN2, Outdoor Life Network, Prime Network, TBS, TNT and Fox Sports.
Harris covered the NBA Playoffs for Turner Sports, beginning in 1998. He also worked for Turner Sports at the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, and the New York City Goodwill Games, and worked for NBC at the Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City.
Harris is the current host and play-by-play announcer for ESPN's "The World's Strongest Man", Supercross and Motocross series. He has covered several ther sports, with a background in extreme sports such as snowboarding and surfing, and is a contributing writer for ABC Sports' BCS Online site, Snowboard Life magazine and Snowboarding Online.
A 1990 graduate of Brigham Young University, Harris has a BA in broadcast journalism / communications. He is a native of Southern California, was raised in Portland Oregon and now resides in North Ogden, Utah, with his wife and their five children.