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Shae Cornette Joins ESPN’s ‘First Take’ After Molly Qerim Exit

“Hosting ‘First Take’ is no easy assignment. It requires confidence, toughness, and real sports insight — and Shae brings all of that and more,” said Smith, in prepared remarks.

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ESPN’s ‘First Take’ Picks Shae Cornette To Succeed Molly Qerim As Host

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Shae Cornette named full-time 'First Take' host at ESPN with Stephen A. Smith's blessing

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ESPN chooses Shae Cornette as Molly Qerim’s ‘First Take’ replacement

ESPN has their new “First Take” host. After a month-long tryout period, the network chose Shae Cornette to replace Molly Qerim on “First Take,” Front Office Sports reported Thursday.

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ESPN hires new host to replace Molly Qerim on ‘First Take’

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Who is Shae Cornette? Meet ESPN's New 'First Take' Host

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Chris Russo shares theory about why ‘embarrassed’ Molly Qerim really left ESPN

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo believes Molly Qerim left ESPN before her contract expired at the end of this year because she didn’t want to finish the year as a “lame duck”

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NFL Week 7 predictions, ESPN matchup predictor's picks, win probabilities for this week

ESPN Analytics has revealed its Matchup Predictor numbers for the 15 games in the league this week, and they offer some interesting win probabilities.

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ESPN reveals TV announcers for Clemson football vs Boston College and all Week 7 ACC games

What time do Week 7 ACC football games kick off, and what channel will each game be on? Here's the full TV viewing guide and announcer schedule.

ESPN predicts the winner of Alabama football vs Tennessee Vols

Will Ty Simpson and Alabama stay unbeaten in the SEC with another top 25 showdown looming vs Tennessee? Here's what ESPN thinks of Saturday's matchup.

Shae Cornette’s husband hints at challenges she faced to get to ESPN’s ‘First Take’: ‘Beyond wild stuff’

Shae Cornette’s husband had a cryptic response to his wife getting the “First Take” host job. Jordan Cornette, who has been married to the ESPN personality since 2019, took to social media to congratulate his partner — and seemingly threw shade at people who “never made it easy.