How staying confident, prepared, and excited helped Jada Ross cover the National Championship at 19

To be successful in the sports journalism world, resiliency, preparation, and a good attitude are essential traits. It's a cutthroat industry that has limited opportunities. University of Florida Journalism Student Jada Ross is aware of that and knows that if she's going to be like one of the many great broadcasters from her school, she needs to be persistent, excited and confident. In this conversation, Jada talks about how despite being just 19, she's already put herself in multiple spots to cover many national sporting events, how experiences at the U.S. Open and NBA Paris Games helped her be ready to cover the Florida Gators win the National Championship, the key to navigating the nerves of covering high stakes events, and more.

0:00 Important note about this podcast
1:09 Welcome!
1:39 What it's like to cover the National Championship
3:15 Being the youngest in the Media Room
4:14 Staying objective covering your school
11:53 Staying resilient in a tough industry
17:40 Managing the nerves through preparation
23:39 Being the only woman in the room
24:17 Managing the craziness of covering the National Championship
25:59 Time management under duress
28:25 Career goals and role models
33:37 Advice to younger self
35:17 Thanks for watching!

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