Erin Andrews staying at ESPN
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(July 2, 2010) Erin Andrews, whose current ESPN deal expires this week, has tentatively agreed to a new multiyear deal to remain.

ESPN executive vice president Norby Williamson declined Tuesday to discuss what new on-air roles Andrews, who is an ESPN/ABC sideline reporter and was a recent contestant on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars," might have under her new ESPN/ABC deal.

But, says Williamson, "We hope to have a deal signed soon."

Read more at USA Today where this story was originally published.
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