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Holly Rowe, ESPN reporter and University of Utah alum, speaks a the annual Parry D. Sorensen Distinguished Lecture, presented by the University of Utah Department of Communication, in Salt Lake ...

ESPN’s Holly Rowe gets ready to report from the sidelines during the Clemson Tigers game against the Florida State Seminoles on October 15, 2022, at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee, FL.

ESPN reporter Holly Rowe said surgery to remove a second chest tumor "went well" on Tuesday night after announcing she would undergo the operation earlier Tuesday.

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Holly Rowe interviews Kelsey Plum at 2017 WNBA Draft. NBAE/Getty Images “I was really grateful because my contract was up in April,” she said.

Rowe, a Utah native, was probably excited enough getting to watch the Utes win their season opener over Florida 24-11. But the shot of oxygen added a little more juice to the evening.