Charissa Thompson

2 months ago | celebritynetworth.com | Charissa Thompson

What is Courtney Hansen's Net Worth? Courtney Hansen is a Minnesota-born actress, model, author, columnist, and television host who has a net worth of $1 million. The daughter of SCCA championship racer, Jerry Hansen, Courtney Hansen developed a love of cars early. She currently hosts various automotive related, or travel shows on Spike TV and Fox Sports Network, and writes an automotive column for FHM magazine.

2 months ago | tigernet.com | Charissa Thompson

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The No. 24 Clemson Tigers gymnastics team finished with a season-high 49.250 on bars and redshirt junior Brie Clark earned a 9.95 on floor, but the No. 23 North Carolina Tar Heels tallied a 49.425 on floor to edge the Tigers, 196.575-195.800, in a Sunday afternoon ACC contest. The Tigers move to 3-4 on the season, 2-2 in ACC competition. The Tar Heels are now 2-3 on the year, 1-2 in ACC action.

2 months ago | tigernet.com | Charissa Thompson |Grayson Mann

One priority Clemson target is receiving national recognition. Bear McWhorter of White (GA) Cass High announced on his social media Sunday afternoon that he's been selected to the Under Armour All-American game. McWhorter was in Carrolton, Georgia, on Sunday to participate in the Georgia Under Armour camp, and a strong performance has led to an invite to the brand's most prestigious game.

2 months ago | tigernet.com | Charissa Thompson |Grayson Mann

CLEMSON – In a weekend that was amplified by an upset in Littlejohn, Shawn Poppie’s Tigers were seconds away from capturing a decisive victory of their own. With 2.8 seconds to go, Loyal McQueen’s inbound was tipped, leaving No. 13 North Carolina enough space to run out the remaining seconds, holding on for a 53-51 victory. The shorthanded Tigers without Mia Moore fall to 11-13 (4-9 ACC), making it four losses in a row.

Nov 18, 2023 | totalprosports.com | Charissa Thompson |Darrelle Lincoln

Charissa Thompson sparked an uproar after she said she used to fabricate coaches’ comments when she worked as an NFL sideline reporter. The Thursday Night Football host would later claim she simply “chose the wrong words” when she made these comments. Thompson made the admission on Wednesday’s episode of the Pardon My Take podcast. Her explanation was that if she was unable to interview a coach in time during a game, she would simply make up reports.