Jordan Cornette is a well-known American host and analyst who presently works for ESPN as a college basketball analyst. He also hosts All ACC, the ACC Network’s main news and information program. The native of Cincinnati, Ohio, previously attended Notre Dame and played basketball there.

His Wiki-Bio, Nationality, and Age

Jordan is 37 years old, having been born on March 31, 1983. He was born in the United States of America, in the city of Cincinnati. He is currently based in Chicago. From 2001 through 2005, he attended Notre Dame University.

His father’s name is Joel Sr., and his mother’s name is Christi. Joel Cornette, his younger brother, was his best friend growing up. His sibling passed away on August 16, 2017, owing to coronary atherosclerosis.

What is the status of his current relationship?
Jordan is a married man, according to his current marital status. Shae Peppler, who is the host of SiriusXM NFL Radio, is his wife.

According to the wife’s tweet, they married on June 2nd, 2019 at Harbour Town Golf Links’ 18th Lane on Hilton Head Island. They’ve been married for a year and haven’t had any concerns with divorce or separation. They enjoy one other’s company. Despite the fact that the couple has yet to have children of their own, they do have a pet dog.

Jordan, on the other hand, is the father of a kid named Carter. He greeted Carter with his ex-girlfriend, whose identity has yet to be revealed. His son is currently residing with his biological mother.

Jordan Cornette’s net worth is unknown. Jordan, who used to play basketball, now works for ESPN as a college basketball analyst. He makes a good living as an ESPN and All ACC reporter.

Jordan’s net worth has not been released, however, according to some tabloids, it is speculated to be approximately $700,000. His annual compensation as a television anchor might be around $62,910 per year.

A Professional Life
Jordan is currently employed by ESPN as a college basketball analyst. In addition, he is the anchor of All ACC, the ACC Network’s premier news and information program. Prior to joining ACCN, he was a daily co-host on ESPN1000’s Kap&Co. Similarly, he was the host of The Jam.

He also co-hosts Spain and Company on ESPN Radio, in addition to his hosting and analysis duties.

He worked as a college basketball analyst for CBS Sports Network before joining ESPN. Jordan also played basketball for Notre Dame from 2001 to 2005.