Coming later this month, YES Network will be moving its Brooklyn Nets sideline reporter Sarah Kustok to the analyst role. Along with Ian Eagle, she’ll be calling the Nets-Philadelphia 76ers game on March 14 in place of regular analysts Mike Fratello, Donny Marshall and Jim Spanarkel all of whom have other commitments.
Now if you wonder if Kustok has any experience, she played for DePaul and was captain of the team that went to the NCAA Tournament in 2003 and 2004. In addition Kustok ranks 4th in school history in field goal percentage. And she was an assistant coach for DePaul during the 2005-06 season.
Kustok also works for Fox Sports 1 as analyst on women’s games and most recently worked the Big East Tournament in Rosemont, IL.
Kustok follows Cheryl Miller and Doris Burke to analyze NBA games on TV.
[photo courtesy Ellen Wallop/YES]

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