Anita Marks

Anita Susanne Marks worked as an reporter on the football sideline and was also a professional women's soccer player. Anita Marks was her name at the time for her birth. The actual information where she was born is unknown but there is a rumor that she was born within South Dade County Florida. The woman isn't of a certain nationality, but is white. Anita Marks received her primary training at Miami Sunset Senior High School in 1988. She graduated there in 1988. In 1988, the University of South Florida was the next destination. She majored Communications. The year 1992 was when she finally completed her bachelor's degree. Anita Marks played professional football as a female. At the University of South Florida, Anita Marks played Collegiate Flag Football. Since 2000 she has also been playing professionally in football. In 2004, she retired. Anita Marks started her career in broadcasting as an anchor for the sports talk radio show on 105.7 The Fan. Then, she joined MASN-TV to co-host the show. She resigned in 2010 from her position as a host at CBS Radio Baltimore. Now she works for ESPN New York as a reporter. Anita Marks (born April 1970) was born in South Dade County Florida. Marks' race is white American. The sportscaster rarely speaks about her private life. As of now, all that we are aware of is that she lives on her own with four dogs, and she isn't married. Anita recently revealed she is Anita isn't married and she doesn't have a boyfriend. She is a dog lover just as any mother would love her child. Anita Marks was a successful female footballer who is now hosting 98.7 FM on ESPN. Anita Marks is a female football player and is a radio host on ESPN FM. She has been hosting Fantasy Football recently with Tom Rock. It is likely that her wealth will be very high. Glassdoor states that the median earnings for a reporter in the sport industry ranges from $80,000 to $150,00,000. She began her radio broadcasting with 105.7 the Fan as the sports talker. In the following years, she was a part of MASN-TV to co-host the program. Now, she is an anchor for ESPN New York. She was best known as a correspondent in Mike & Mike. Mike & Mike series, which starred Mike Golic & Mike Greenberg.