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<h2>Background and Age</h2>

<p>Shannon Spake is known as an American sports reporter. She is most famous for her work with NASCAR and for reporting on football and basketball games for Fox Sports. Shannon Spake was born on July 23, 1976 in Sunrise, Florida. She earned a degree from Florida Atlantic University.</p>

<h2>Marriage, Husband, and Kids</h2>

<p>Shannon and Jerry have two identical twin sons who are now five years old.</p>

<p>Shannon Spake and Jerry McSorley got married in 2008. Jerry is a land developer and is very understanding and supportive of Shannon's career. She was often teased by race car drivers for her height, but she never took offense as she knew they were only joking. She never thought she would get married, as she was so focused on her career that she didn't think she would be able to focus on her personal life. It was her sister who set her up on a blind date with Jerry, and four years later he proposed to her on one knee on a boat. They got married in Ireland in a local church and had a wedding party in a 19th-century Gothic castle. Shannon and Jerry have two identical twin sons who are now five years old. Despite her busy career, Shannon and Jerry have managed to keep their family together.</p>

<h2>Career and Net Worth</h2>

<p>Shannon Spake is a NASCAR <a href="/biography/shannon-spake">correspondent</a> for ESPN. She also reports on basketball and college football games. She joined ESPN in 2006 after working for SPEED Channel, WCCB-TV, and WQAM. She was so popular that she received a lot of write-in votes from Playboy fans in 2008 during one of their contests. In 1999, Spake interned for the "Neil Rogers Show" on Miami's WQAM and then moved to New York City to join Nickelodeon as an assistant facilitator of on-air promotions. Starting in 2000, she spent two years at CBS News, including one at "The Early Show" as a partner producer.</p>

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