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Florida A&M's Pam Oliver earns Broadcasting Hall of Fame recognition
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Florida A&M's Pam Oliver earns Broadcasting Hall of Fame recognition
Pam Oliver has been a fixture on NFL sidelines for many years as a reporter and last Tuesday, the Florida A&M alumna added another honor to an endless list of awards. Oliver, a 1984 FAMU graduate, was inducted into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame, part of a class that includes the recently retired Lee Corso and the late Greg Gumbel. She is recognized as the longest-tenured NFL sideline reporter, covering over 500 games during her 30-year ca…
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