The Top 10 Hottest TV Women in Dallas: Part III

The other day I told you about the voices you'd be hearing on Dallas Cowboys' radio broadcasts this season. Now how about some good news on the faces you'll be seeing? In particular, one Candice Crawford. Yowsa. I hear the new(ish) Channel 33 reporter/former Miss Missouri will be involved in some way...

By Richie Whitt

August 5, 2009

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The other day I told you about the voices you'd be hearing on Dallas Cowboys' radio broadcasts this season. Now how about some good news on the faces you'll be seeing?

In particular, one Candice Crawford.

Yowsa.

I hear the new(ish) Channel 33 reporter/former Miss Missouri will be involved in some way on Cowboys-related TV programming. Possibly even anchoring something as vital and prominent as Special Edition with Jerry Jones.

Bad news: That would mean a diminished TV role for Dallas icon Brad Sham.

Good news: It would take the sting out of the recent rip-our-hearts-out departures of Erin Hawksworth and Megan Henderson.

Time to shuffle the deck and tweak what we all must admit are the most important rankings in town ...

10. Gina Miller, Channel 11 sports anchor

9. Darla Miles, Channel 8 reporter

8. Meredith Land, Channel 5 reporter

7. Nerissa Knight, Channel 11 reporter

6. Teresa Frosini, Channel 11 traffic

5. Emily Jones, Fox Sports Net Southwest reporter

4. Fiona Gorostiza, Fox4 weather

3. Karen Borta, Channel 11 anchor

2. Shelly Slater, Channel 8 weekend anchor

1. Candice Crawford, Channel 33 sports reporter

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