History of Courtney Cronin in Timeline

Courtney Cronin is a reporter for ESPN, primarily covering the Chicago Bears. She joined the network in 2017, initially covering the Minnesota Vikings before transitioning to the Bears beat in 2022 following Jeff Dickerson's passing. She appears on various ESPN shows, including Around the Horn, First Take, and SportsCenter, offering insights and analysis on football.

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August 1, 1990: Courtney Cronin Born

On August 1, 1990, Courtney Cronin was born. She would later become an ESPN reporter covering the Chicago Bears.

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2008: Attended Indiana University Bloomington

In 2008, Courtney Cronin began attending Indiana University Bloomington to study journalism and Spanish.

2012: Graduated from Indiana University

In 2012, Courtney Cronin graduated from Indiana University Bloomington with degrees in journalism and Spanish.

2013: Joined The Clarion-Ledger

In 2013, Courtney Cronin accepted a reporter and editor position at The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Mississippi, covering Southeastern Conference and high school athletics.