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Erin Andrews Replacing Pam Oliver as Sideline Reporter for Fox Sports' No. 1 NFL Team

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By Brett Malec Jul 15, 2014 7:00 PMTags
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UPDATE: ABC President Paul Lee says he's not to worried about whether or not Andrews' new Fox gig will prevent her from co-hosting the upcoming season of Dancing With the Stars. "I can't go into details but I'm feeling good about it," Lee said at TCAs. "We feel great about Erin, she did great this season."

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Erin Andrews is now Fox Sports' top sideline reporter!

The 36-year-old anchor is replacing veteran reporter Pam Oliver as Fox's NFL sideline reporter for their No. 1 news team for the upcoming NFL broadcasting season. Andrews joins fellow top team reporters Joe Buck and Troy Aikman.

Oliver, 53, has been Fox Sports' top sideline reporter for the past 19 NFL seasons. Oliver will stay on for the next season but will be dropped to the network's No. 2 reporting team. After next season, she will no longer be a sideline reporter for the channel.

Oliver confirmed the news to Sports Illustrated, saying, "To go from the lead crew to no crew was a little shocking. I said I wanted to do a 20th year [on the sidelines]. I expressed to them that I was not done and had something to offer. Again, I think it was predetermined coming in. Not at that meeting, but two years ago it was determined that no matter what I did or did not do, a change would be made for this year."

After her 20th season on the football field, Oliver will then work on other productions for Fox Sports, as well as continue her role on Showtime's 60 Minutes Sports.

—Reporting by Kristin Dos Santos