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Dan Hoard Bio, Age, Height, Wife, Salary, Net Worth, Cincinnati Bengals

 

Dan Hoard an American radio and television sportscaster working together with Dave Lapham as the Radio Voice of the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals. He as well serves for the University of Cincinnati men’s Bearcats football and basketball games as a play-by-play announcer.

Dan Hoard Age

DanHoard was born in Lakewood, New York, in the United States. His age and date of birth are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as the information is made public.

Dan Hoard Height

Hoard stands tall at an average height is 5 ft 10 inches ( approx 1.78m ).

Dan Hoard Education

He joined Southwestern Senior High School in 1981 and later earned his high school diploma. He then joined the University of Syracuse and later graduated in 1985 from the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.

Dan Hoard Family

Dan information regarding his father, mother, and siblings are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as the information is made public.

Dan Hoard Wife

He is married man to Peg Rusconi who works for Verge Scientific Communications as the Senior Director and Media Strategy. The duo is blessed with a son called, Sam.

Dan Hoard Salary

Dan earns an estimated annual salary is $97,780 according to Cincinnati Bengals anchors’ and reporters’ salaries.

Dan Hoard Net Worth

Hoard has an estimated net worth of $2 million.

Dan Hoard Career

Dan together with Dave Lapham is the play-by-play voice of the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football league. He as well serve a a play-by-play for Bearcats and men’s basketball football games at the University of Cincinnati.

He previously served as the baseball play-by-play broadcasting as the TV/radio voice for the Pawtucket Red Sox. He got hired to replace Brad Johansen secured the role of calling the Bengals.

Serving as a play-by-play voice, Dan has as well served at the University of Cincinnati calling both basketball and football games. He previously served at WXIX-TV. Before joining WXIX-TV, He served as a sports director for WTVH-TV Syracuse.