Todd Donoho

It was announced on March 12, 2015 that Donoho would join the Mark in the Morning show on The Sound LA 100.3.

In 1999, Donoho complained to station management when the time allotted for sports reporting was cut from 4.5 minutes to 2.5 minutes. After insisting that the sports report had to include game scores, Donoho was fired from the station. Donoho was unable to join another broadcasting entity immediately, because KABC continued paying him his salary through the end of the year.

Prior to joining KABC in July 1989, Donoho received nearly all favorable reviews for his work. Early in his tenure at KABC, Donoho was criticized by local columnists and viewers for being "too cornball." Former LA Times columnist Jim Healy referred to Donoho as "Dorkoho". Early on, Donoho was rated by the LA Times and the TV Times's Steve Harvey as the worst sports broadcaster in Los Angeles.

Beginning in early 1988, Donoho was also a regular guest on local radio station KLOS's weekday morning drive time show, The Mark & Brian Show, during their "Stump the Commissioner" segment. He continued this work through at least 2009. In the early 2000s, Donoho was a radio sports anchor for KLOS's sister station, KSPN (AM).

While at Missouri, Donoho married his college sweetheart, Paula (née Gerber), in 1979. They have three sons, one of whom, Kevin, was a star wide receiver at Hart High School in Newhall, California.

Todd Donoho (born October 25, 1955) is an American radio and television sportscaster, who hosts the post-game show for Missouri Tigers basketball on the statewide Tiger Radio Network. He led sports news reporting in the 1990s for Los Angeles television station KABC-TV after working for stations across the country and later became a sports news anchor for Fox Sports West.