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Pam Oliver: The sideline reporter for Fox NFL Sports was an All-American middle-distance runner at Florida A&M University who held school records for years after she left FAMU in the 1980s. Oliver started with ESPN before moving to Fox in 1995. She obtained her B.A. in journalism in 1984.

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Pam Oliver: The sideline reporter for Fox NFL Sports was an All-American middle-distance runner at Florida A&M University who held school records for years after she left FAMU in the 1980s. Oliver started with ESPN before moving to Fox in 1995. She obtained her B.A. in journalism in 1984.
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Nov 2, 2018

What you should know about Sunday’s NFL game between the Falcons (3-4) and the Washington football team (5-2):

- Time: 1 p.m.

- Where: FedEx Field, Landover, Md.

- TV: Fox NFL:  Play-by-Play: Kevin Burkhardt, Color Analysis: Charles Davis. Field reporter: Pam Oliver.

ExploreWe checked in with Davis earlier in the week to help preview the match.  

- Local Radio:  92.9 The Game — Play-by-Play: Wes Durham. Color Analyst: Dave Archer. Sideline: John Michael. Producer: Beau Morgan. Pre-game show starts at 11 a.m. with Mike Conti and Hugh Douglas. Producers: Morgan and Wendy Adams. Here's a listing of  Falcons Radio Network  around the state and in Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee.

- National Radio: Compass Media Networks: Play-by-Play: Chris Carrino. Color Analysis: Brian Baldinger.

 - Satellite radio: SIRIUS: 94 (WASH), 81 (ATL) | XM: 385 (ATL), 226 (WASH)

-- Online: NFL.com/gamepass or fuboTV (free trial)

fuboTV (free trial) or FoxSpotsGo.com 

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