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Burns joined SEC Network in August 2014 after spending time hosting a show for Mile High Sports Radio in Denver. He was also on Fox Sports Radio for five years. Clearly, ESPN liked what they saw from his previous work.
When Burns isn’t talking about college football, he’s helping ESPN out as a course reporter for the SEC Men’s and Women’s Golf Tournaments.
“Burns hosts SEC Now both in-studio and on the road, traveling around the SEC to cover live events across all sports. In the 2017-18 collegiate season alone, Burns traveled to host SEC Now at the NCAA Men’s and Women’s College World Series, SEC Baseball and Women’s Basketball Tournaments and originated the network’s coverage from Starkville as Mississippi State marched to the NCAA Women’s Final Four. Burns also served as a roving reporter for SEC Network at the SEC Championship Game and College Football Playoff National Championship, and hosted SEC Network’s Pro Day shows live from Alabama and Georgia, respectively,” ESPN’s bio for Burns states.
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