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FRED ROGGIN, Southern California JOSEPH M. QUINN AWARD for journalistic excellence and distinction Doing What He Loves FOR RED ROGGIN’S LONG, award-winning career began in 1976. Though just 19, he SPORTSCASTER earned a job as a play-by-play sports an- nouncer, reporter and anchor for KIKO AND LIFETIME Fradio in Globe, Arizona, the state where he was raised. ACHIEVEMENT His ascent was quick, and four years later, AWARD WINNER following radio and TV stints in Yuma, Arizona, Austin, Texas and Phoenix, Roggin joined NBC4 FRED ROGGIN, Southern California. That’s where the merry- go-round of jobs stopped, THERE’S ALWAYS and 33 years later he is recognized across South- SOMETHING ern California. The sta- NEW tion’s primary sports anchor and reporter is the recipient of the Los An- BY MARIA geles Press Club’s 2013 ARMOUDIAN Joseph M. Quinn Award for Lifetime Achievement. For Roggin, it’s all about doing what he loves. At the top of his game, Roggin has earned “I loved sports, and I numerous local Emmy Awards, Golden Mike Awards, Associated Press Awards and several could talk and tell stories, Press Club Awards for his sports segments, and people would listen specials and series. to my stories,” he said. “I loved the idea of getting paid to tell stories segment “Hall of Shame,” a roundup of sports about sports.” bloopers, errors and other amusing sports mo- Since joining the team at NBC4, Roggin has ments. developed a series of programs and segments. “I always believed that humor was one way He considers that to be one of the hallmarks to attract an audience,” said Roggin. “I’m gen- of his career. erally goofy, and at times people find what I do “I’m a producer at heart who gets to be on amusing. But at other times, people may want the air,” said Roggin, who attributes his lon- to hit me with a right hook.” gevity to his creativity and unconventional ap- In 1990, his own “Roggin’s Heroes,” which proach to reporting and production. Without highlighted extraordinary sports plays, was these qualities, he suggests, “I would become developed into a nationally syndicated weekly like everyone else, and that person is easily program. Earlier this year, NBC4 launched the replaced.” Sunday midnight sports commentary show In 1980, Roggin created, hosted and execu- “Going Roggin.” The 30-minute program fea- tive-produced the weekly show “Sunday Night tures a series of segments such as “Freduca- Sports.” Shortly after, he created the humorous tion,” Roggin’s commentary on the week’s top LA 24 PC sporting events and a dialogue with profes- networks and cable television. After report- Roggin interviews Kobe sional athletes, experts and viewers about a ing on the Olympic Games in Sydney and Salt Bryant and Ron Harper of the Lakers; his mementoes variety of issues in sports. Lake City for NBC, Roggin advanced to host include media badges from Then there’s Roggin’s “The Challenge,” a the games in Turin, Athens, Beijing, Vancou- several Olympics and the multi-platform, post-game discussion show ver and London. His sports segments appear Centennial Playofs of the airing after NBC’s “Sunday Night Football.” It regularly on NBC’s “Early Today” program and Stanley Cup Finals; his child- hood photos already show includes NFL analysis, interviews and a contest on two MSNBC shows, “First Look” and “Morn- his engaging personality. in which viewers compete to win prizes. ing Joe.” In addition to his work in Los Angeles, Rog- Running down his industry accolades is a gin’s broadcasts have appeared on national breathtaking task. Roggin has earned 30 local LA 25 PC JOSEPH M. QUINN AWARD FRED ROGGIN Emmy Awards, 23 Golden Mikes, three Associated Press prizes and numerous Press Club awards in categories in- cluding Best Sports Series, Best Sports Special, Best Sports Segment and Best Sports Reporting. His honors include being named California Sportscaster of the Year in 1990 by the National Association of Sports Broadcasters and being voted Best Sportscaster in a Los Angeles Daily News readers’ survey. Although Roggin loves sports so much that he consid- ered pursuing a career as either a major league umpire or an NBA referee, he has also been involved with other entertainment programs. In 1994 he produced and hosted three one-hour, primetime specials called “Top Secret Television.” In 1997 he teamed up with Arthel Neville on the daytime talk show “The Arthel & Fred Show.” More recently, Roggin interviews the Angels’ Rod Carew, above, and Tommy Lasorda of the Dodgers, at left. Roggin hosted two Game Show Network shows, “GSN Live” and “The Money List,” Roggin was born in Detroit, grew up in the latter based on the UK pro- Arizona, where he studied broadcasting at gram “Who Dares Wins.” The Phoenix College, and now lives in Calabasas former lasted for two years, with his wife Richel and his five children, the latter for one. Haylee, Jack, Josh, Jeff and Shannon. USC Athletics salutes Fred Roggin, the 2013 Joseph M. Quinn Award winner as presented by the Los Angeles Press Club Congratulations and FIGHT ON! LA 26 PC.
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