Biography:
Fox Sports Network anchor and reporter Kevin Frazier will portray himself in NBC’s new comedy series "Inside Schwartz." During each episode, Frazier and Fox Sports cohort Van Earl Wright will analyze Adam Schwartz’ (Breckin Meyer) personal and professional actions in the segment "Inside Schwartz."

As a veteran anchor for the sports network, Frazier began his sports career as an assistant basketball coach at Morgan State University, where he graduated from college. While at Morgan State, Frazier worked with his father Nathaniel, who was head coach of the basketball team. After leaving Baltimore, Frazier worked as a sports reporter for WXIX-TV in Cincinnati, WBFF-TV in Baltimore and WCBD-TV in Charleston, South Carolina, before moving to Los Angeles.

In 1995, Frazier joined the FX Network, co-hosting "The FX Sports Show." In 1996, he anchored the inaugural episode of "Fox Sports News" (now "National Sports Report"), where he continues as the main anchor. In addition, Frazier also hosts the pre-game show "College Football Saturday."

As a reporter on "National Sports Report," Frazier has covered all major sports events including the NBA Finals and the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four. In addition, he has filled in as a sideline reporter for the "NFL on Fox" game telecasts and as host on the pre-game shows for "NFL on Fox" and "NHL on Fox." Most recently, Frazier was a featured regular on "The X-Show."

When not in front of the camera, Frazier is an active member of the Los Angeles inner city community, where he teaches a media course at Dorsey High School. Frazier resides in Los Angeles with his wife Andrea. His birthday is May 20.

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