Jordan Cornette

Radio

Jordan Cornette is a multifaceted sports personality, renowned for his insightful analysis and charismatic hosting across various platforms. Born and raised in Ohio, Cornette’s journey into the sports world began as a standout basketball player at St. Xavier High School, where his talents on the court earned him recognition and admiration.

From 2001 to 2005, Cornette showcased his skills as a forward for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish basketball team, leaving an indelible mark on the program as a two-time captain and the all-time leader in blocked shots. Following his collegiate career, Cornette transitioned seamlessly into the realm of sports broadcasting, leveraging his expertise and passion for the game to captivate audiences.

Cornette’s broadcasting career soared to new heights when he joined ESPN as a college basketball analyst in 2018, where his keen insights and engaging presence made him a beloved figure among fans. In 2019, he played a pivotal role in the launch of the ACC Network, where he serves as the host and in-game analyst for “The Huddle,” the network’s flagship football studio show, and “All ACC,” its premier nightly news and information program.

During the college basketball season, Cornette’s versatility shines as he assumes various roles, including studio host, studio analyst, and color commentator for ESPN networks. Notably, he made history alongside his wife, Shae Peppler Cornette, as the first married couple to co-host a national ESPN Radio show, “GameDay,” on weekends.

Cornette’s illustrious career reached new milestones in 2021 when he was promoted to co-host ESPN+’s “SportsNation,” a dynamic program that delivers highlights and talk shows on a daily basis. In February 2022, he shared insights into his broadcasting journey and personal life on The Enquirer’s “That’s So Cincinnati” podcast, reflecting on his influences, collaborations, and the unique experience of working alongside his spouse. Through his expertise, charisma, and dedication, Jordan Cornette continues to leave an indelible mark on the world of sports broadcasting.