Emily Jones Parents, Age, Height, Net Worth 2024, Husband

Quick Facts

Full Name:	Emily Jones McCoy
Age:	46 years old
Birthday:	August 1, 1977
Nationality:	American
Horoscope:	Leo
Husband:	Mike McCoy
Net Worth:	$1 million $5 million
Height:	5 feet 7 inches
Profession:	Journalist
Sibling:	(One)Sarah Schulz
Birth Place:	Houston, Texas
Married Date:	July 4, 2009

Emily Jones is a Fox Sports Net television anchor and reporter who focuses on Big 12 Conference college football. Emily Jones works at professional baseball and basketball games for the Texas teams, doing pre- and post-game shows as well as sideline reporting.

How much does Emily Jones earn?

In terms of Emily Jones’ earnings, she is a sportscaster who has earned a good living from her work. Emily earns between $33,774 and $112,519 per year as an FSN sportscaster. However, these amounts can vary greatly depending on the employee’s level of seniority.

Her exact salary and net worth are not yet known. However, some online sources estimated it to be between $1 million and $5 million.

How old is Emily Jones?

Emily Jones is 46 years old. She was born on August 1, 1977, in Plainview, Texas. Her astrological sign is Leo. Her full name is Emily Catherine Jones.

She has frequently featured her parents on her Instagram page but has never mentioned their names. Unfortunately, her father has passed away, and she frequently posts pictures of him in memory of him. She also has an older sibling named Sarah Schulz. Her sister planted the seed in her mind to cover sports for a living.

Similarly, Emily is of American nationality. Moving on to her educational background, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in broadcast journalism from Texas Tech University in 1998. She had a strong desire to be a sportscaster since she was a child.

Who is Emily Jones married to?

Emily is a married woman, according to her relationship status. Mike McCoy, a mortgage banker in Fort Worth, married her. Later, she legally changed her name to Emily Jones McCoy, incorporating her maiden name Jones in place of Catherine.

They exchanged wedding vows on Saturday, July 4, 2009, at the Westin Hotel and Resort in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, with Rev. Brian Anderson officiating.

The couple has also welcomed two children, a son, and a daughter. She frequently posts photos of her kids and husband on her Instagram accounts. The family appears to be content. She enjoys spending time with her kids.

Furthermore, during her Sportscaster career, the journalist has never been involved in any controversial acts. She has successfully maintained a clean image profile and is currently controversy-free.

How tall is Emily Jones?

Emily Jones is 5 feet 7 inches (1.7 m) tall and weighs around 55 kg. She wears bras in size 34B. Her chest measurement is 36 inches, and her waist measurement is 25 inches. She also has lovely green eyes and brown hair.

Career Line of Emily Jones

Emily Jones McCoy works as an anchor and reporter for FSN. After graduation, she began working for Lubbock NBC affiliate KCBD as a news reporter for two years and then as its sports director for four years before joining Fox Sports Southwest full-time for nine years.
Similarly, she covers Big 12 Conference college football and does sideline reporting and live pre-and postgame shows for the Texas Rangers, Dallas Mavericks, San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets, and Houston Astros.
When Bill Land left to become the San Antonio Spurs’ play-by-play announcer on FSN Southwest in January 2007, she took over as host of Big 12 Showcase.
In addition, she played a reporter in two television shows: Friday Night Lights and Dallas. Kyle Chandler later appeared in the film.
She has also worked for Fox Sports. Later that year, in November 2013, she left Fox Sports to devote more time to her family, but she returned in 2014 as a Texas Rangers sideline reporter.
In 2015, she unexpectedly received a Gatorade shower intended for Josh Hamilton.
She also serves as the president of the Do It For Durrett Foundation. It is a non-profit organization founded following the untimely death of ESPN baseball beat writer Richard Durrett.