- Derrin Horton
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Derrin Horton is an American sportscaster based in Los Angeles, California.
Horton joined NFL Network at the start of the 2004 NFL season where he currently serves as an anchor, reporter and host. Horton provides in-depth interviews, post-game reports, and sideline reports for the Network.
Before working for NFL Network, Horton was a sportscaster for KCAL-TV in Los Angeles.[1] This was before the CBS Corporation duopoly started and KCAL and KCBS consolidated their on-air and production teams.
Horton has also been a play-by-play announcer and anchor for ESPN and Fox Sports Net. He is a native of Queens, New York.
Derrin was also on an episode of Spike TV's Pros VS. Joes, in which he lost in overtime to Sal Masekela. Derrin went to Syracuse University.
He is now Sports Director for KTLA to replace former sports director Damon Andrews.
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NFL Total Access Hosts Paul Burmeister (2004–present) · Fran Charles (2006–present) · Spero Dedes (2006–present) · Rich Eisen (2003–present) · Alex Flanagan (2006–present) · Derrin Horton (2003–present) · Randy Moss (2008–present) · Bill Patrick (2003–2004)Analysts Marcus Allen (2005) · Brian Baldinger (2003–present) · Bobby Beathard (2007) · Charles Davis (2007–present) · Butch Davis (2005–2006) · Terrell Davis (2003–present) · Jamie Dukes (2006–present) · Marshall Faulk (2006–present) · Michael Irvin (2009–present) · Seth Joyner (2003–2005) · Lincoln Kennedy (2003–2006) · Steve Mariucci (2006–present) · Mike Martz (2009–2010) · Mike Mayock (2003–present) · Jim E. Mora (2003–present) · Ken Norton, Jr. (2003–2004) · Glenn Parker (2003–2004) · Dan Reeves (2003–2005) · Deion Sanders (2006–present) · Warren Sapp (2008–present) · Sterling Sharpe (2003–present) · Emmitt Smith (2005) · Tom Waddle (2007–present) · Solomon Wilcots (2003–present) · Rod Woodson (2003–2011)Reporters Jennifer Allen (2004–present) · Michelle Beisner (2006–present) · Scott Hanson (2006–present) · Kara Henderson (2004–present) · Adam Schefter (2003–2009) · Jason La Canfora (2009–present)Categories:- Living people
- Television news anchors in Los Angeles, California
- National Football League announcers
- College basketball announcers in the United States
- College football announcers
- American television sports announcers
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