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"Being a professional sportscaster is a dream job for many, but it takes a lot of hard work to get to the top! As with everything, you need to pay your dues before you&#39;re able to climb the ladder to make it. No one stars their careers being a Keith Olbermann or a Hannah Storm! Many of the sportscasters&#160;you see on TV now didn’t start their careers immediately in front of the cameras.Some of them worked behind the scenes for a period of time on the sets and networks as writers, or maybe as guests appearing on other sports analysts&#39; shows. Others got their start working at radio stations in their early years using their exuberant personalities to gather a following inside of the state or city, and then expanding their audience from there.Then there are those who were some of the best at the sport they played. After retiring from playing, they found their calling in front of the cameras, giving an&#160;inside look into the inner workings of an organization, a team, and a player&#39;s mindset. The road to the top is never an easy one, but the question of how much can one make once they’ve reached it can vary widely!"
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