Jenn Sterger

Über Jenn Sterger

Born Jennifer Lynette Sterger on November 29, 1983, in Miami, Florida, she is recognized as a model and television personality. Her career initially included a stint as an online columnist for Sports Illustrated. The New York Jets brought her into the fold in August 2008, appointing her as their "gameday host." Sterger's ascent to wider recognition occurred during a 2005 college football matchup between Florida State and Miami, when she was captured on national television. The moment prompted commentator Brent Musburger to remark that "15,000 young red-blooded Americans just signed up to go to Florida State next semester." She is also associated with the FSU Cowgirls, a group distinguished by their distinctive attire of minimal tops, short shorts, and cowboy hats. Her modeling career has seen her featured in publications such as Maxim and Playboy. Additionally, Sterger served as the "Sports Babe" for Sprint Exclusive Entertainment. Following her contributions of two articles to Sports Illustrated, she maintained a weekly feature on SI.com's "Scorecard Daily." Earlier in her life, Sterger held the position of drum major for the Gaither High School band in Tampa, Florida. In March 2008, E! Entertainment featured her on the show Byte Me: 20 Hottest Women of the Web, where she secured the #19 spot on their list. Sterger also played a role as a recurring host on the ABC program Race to March Madness. This nationally broadcast weekly show focused on prominent NCAA men's basketball teams and the season's trajectory leading up to the tournament. In her capacity as host, she conducted weekly segments at top university campuses, engaging in interviews with players, coaches, and fans of the respective teams. These visits included stops at the University of Memphis, University of Tennessee, University of North Carolina, Duke University, University of Southern California, UCLA, and Indiana University. In a move to reshape her image as a model, she underwent a procedure to have her breast implants removed.