Todd McShay
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Todd McShay (born March 22, 1977) is a football analyst.[1] McShay is a native of Swampscott, Massachusetts and played quarterback for the Swampscott (Mass.) High School football team (1991–1994). In 1999, He graduated from the University of Richmond with a B.A. in leadership studies, and served as the backup quarterback before a back injury ended his college career. After his injury he worked as an undergraduate assistant football coach at the University of Richmond before landing an internship with Gary Horton in the summer of 1998. Following graduation, McShay worked full-time for "The War Room", (1999-2006) a start-up publication created by former NFL scout Gary Horton.
McShay joined ESPN in 2006 as a football analyst, providing in-depth scouting information on college football players across the country. He makes regular appearances on a number of ESPN programs, including ESPNU Coaches Spotlight, SportsCenter, and ESPN Radio focusing on the NFL Draft. He also calls the East West Shrine Game and the College Football Skills Challenge for ESPN. He and Mel Kiper, Jr. often debate where each player will be selected. McShay also writes for ESPN Insider and gives several mock drafts from February to April.
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- ^ Kluck, Ted A. (2007-10-01). Game Time: Inside College Football. Globe Pequot. pp. 103–. ISBN 9781599211992. http://books.google.com/books?id=RYbv-uJwF8gC&pg=PA103. Retrieved 29 April 2011.
- ESPN MediaZone (March 10, 2010). Todd McShay
- ESPN MediaZone (June 2, 2011). [1]
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