# Rick Pizzo

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'''Rick Pizzo''', a native of Staten Island, NY, is an American sports broadcaster who currently works for the [Big Ten Network](/source/Big_Ten_Network). Pizzo received his bachelor's degree from [Hamilton College](/source/Hamilton_College_(New_York)), and a master’s from [Syracuse University](/source/Syracuse_University). He is one of the original Big Ten Network hosts, alongside Dave Revsine and Mike Hall. A former collegiate hockey player and golfer at Hamilton, Pizzo serves as BTN's main hockey and golf host.

==Previous experience==

===WBTW===
From 1998 to 2001, Pizzo worked as a sports anchor/reporter for WBTW, Myrtle Beach, SC.

===WFMY===
From 2001 to 2007, Pizzo worked as a sports reporter, anchor/reporter for WFMY, Greensboro, North Carolina. While in Greensboro, he was named an Associated Press Award-winning sports reporter/anchor and taught sports broadcasting classes at Elon (NC) University.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.eyeonsportsmedia.com/2007/12/talent-profile-rick-pizzo-studio-host.html|title = Talent Profile: Rick Pizzo, Studio Host, Big Ten Network}}</ref>

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