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Evan Washburn
NameEvan Washburn
Birth date29 August 1984
Birth placeHockessin, Delaware, U.S.
Alma materUniversity of Delaware
OccupationSportscaster, former lacrosse player
Years active2007–present (broadcasting)

Evan Washburn is an American sportscaster and former professional lacrosse player, known for his work as a sideline reporter and studio host for National Football League and National Collegiate Athletic Association broadcasts. A former defenseman who played in Major League Lacrosse, he transitioned to broadcasting following his playing career. Washburn is a prominent figure for CBS Sports, covering the NFL on CBS and NCAA basketball tournament, and has also called games for Premier Lacrosse League coverage on ESPN.

Early life and education

Evan Washburn was born in Hockessin, Delaware, and attended Salesianum School in Wilmington, Delaware. He was a multi-sport athlete, excelling in lacrosse and football. Washburn continued his academic and athletic career at the University of Delaware, where he played NCAA Division I lacrosse for the Fightin' Blue Hens. He was a four-year starter on defense, earning All-America East Conference honors and serving as a team captain. He graduated from the University of Delaware with a degree in history.

Playing career

Following his collegiate career, Washburn was selected by the Chicago Machine in the 2007 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft. He played professionally in Major League Lacrosse for three seasons as a defenseman with the Chicago Machine and later the Denver Outlaws. His playing career was noted for its physical, defensive style, competing against some of the league's top attackmen. After the 2009 Major League Lacrosse season, he retired from professional play to pursue opportunities in sports media.

Broadcasting career

Washburn began his broadcasting career with Comcast SportsNet in Philadelphia, covering local sports news and serving as a studio host. He joined CBS Sports in 2013, initially contributing to coverage of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament and PGA Tour events. He gained national prominence as a sideline reporter for the NFL on CBS, working on broadcasts alongside announcers like Ian Eagle and Charles Davis. Washburn has reported from multiple Super Bowl broadcasts for CBS Sports, including Super Bowl LV and Super Bowl LVIII.

In addition to his National Football League duties, he serves as a studio host and reporter for CBS Sports' coverage of March Madness. Washburn has also maintained a strong presence in lacrosse broadcasting, serving as a game analyst and studio host for ESPN's coverage of the Premier Lacrosse League and NCAA Division I men's lacrosse championship. His analytical style bridges his experience as a former professional player with the demands of modern sports television.

Personal life

Evan Washburn resides with his family in the Northeastern United States. He maintains a connection to his alma mater, the University of Delaware, and is involved with charitable initiatives supporting youth sports programs in Delaware. Washburn is also an avid fan of Philadelphia sports teams, including the Philadelphia Eagles and the Philadelphia 76ers.

Category:1984 births Category:American sportscasters Category:American lacrosse players Category:University of Delaware alumni Category:People from Hockessin, Delaware Category:CBS Sports people Category:Major League Lacrosse players