Sean Farnham Biography
Sean Farnham is an ESPN college basketball analyst in the United States. Farnham usually calls Southeastern Conference games for ESPN’s Super Tuesday and Thursday Night Showcase packages.
Sean Farnham Age
He was born on September 16, 1977.
Sean Farnham Height
He stands at a height of 6 feet 6 inches tall.
Sean Farnham Education
He attended De La Salle High School in Clayton, California, where he played basketball. Farnham was a part of the storied Oakland Soldiers AAU program he was selected as a BCI All-American. In his senior year of 1996, Sean led De La Salle to their first-ever NorCal championship, in which they also faced Crenshaw in the D-1 state final. Farnham played for the UCLA Bruins from 1997 to 2000 after graduating from high school.
Sean Farnham College
Farnham was a UCLA basketball player who played as a freshman for the 1997 Pac-10 Championship squad, which proceeded to the NCAA Elite Eight. In 1997, he was selected UCLA’s Freshman of the Year, in 1999, he was named Most Improved Player, and in 1999-2000, he was a co-captain alongside Earl Watson.
Sean Farnham Parents
He is the beloved son of Mike Farnham and Victoria Farnham. They are both Caucasian.
Sean Farnham Wife
He has been happily married to his wife Sarah Farnham and they have a happy marriage. The couple tied the knot in 2002. During their freshman year of college, the couple started dating. Michael Mullen, the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is Farnham’s wife’s uncle. Farnham founded Hoops From Home, a non-profit company dedicated to providing basketball camps to children of military members stationed on military facilities, in 2012.
Sean Farnham Kids
He is a loving father of three; two boys and a girl.
Sean Farnham ESPN
Farnham began his career as a college basketball analyst with ESPN in 2010. He is a game and studio commentator who frequently appears on SportsCenter and other ESPN programs. Farnham began working as a basketball commentator for CBS College Sports in 2008, covering the Mountain West Conference, Atlantic-10 Conference, and Conference USA. Sean co-hosted the afternoon drive show with Chris Meyers on Fox Sports Radio. He originally began with the network in 2004 as their lead college basketball analyst and weekend host. On Fox Sports Radio, Farnham co-hosted the afternoon drive show with Chris Meyers. In 2004, he joined the network as the network’s lead college basketball commentator and weekend host.
Additionally, Farnham began his radio career in 2003 with ESPN 710 Los Angeles, where he hosted Lakers, UCLA, and USC postgame shows and also filled in on weekday programming. Farnham began working for Fox Sports Net/West in the fall of 2001, covering Pac-10, Big West, and WCC basketball, as well as NBA, MLB, and college football.
He won two Emmys in Los Angeles during his ten years with Fox Sports Net.
Sean Farnham Flatbread
Sean’s favorite meal, the “Farnham Flatbread,” was named after him by Davenport. They surprised Sean with the menu in one of his ESPN and Gonzaga broadcasts, and he responded by declaring it the finest day of his life. “Cancer is my driving passion outside of basketball, and I’m so thankful for the community of Spokane and the support they’ve shown,” said Farnham, who lost his father-in-law in November 2018 after a 14-year fight.
Sean Farnham Davenport
The Davenport Hotel in Spokane teamed up with ESPN’s Sean Farnham to advertise the “Farnham Flatbread,” with all sales going to cancer research.
Sean Farnham Salary
He earns a salary of approximately $ 87,000 annually.
Sean Farnham Networth
Her net-worth has amassed to approximately $ 800,000