Jeff Hullinger is the afternoon drive news anchor for WSB-AM (Morning Drive with Steve and Vikki on B-98.5).

He is in his 23rd year of Atlanta broadcasting.

Hullinger is a 16 time Emmy award winner for television sports anchoring and reporting. The most ever by an Atlanta sports anchor.

Jeff has collected more than a dozen Best of Atlanta's.

In 2008, Hullinger was awarded two regional radio Edward R. Murrow's for news and sports reporting and was a finalist for the Green Eyeshade award for best newscast..

Jeff was the weeknight Atlanta television sports anchor at WAGA TV for 18 years, and served as the radio play by play voice of the Atlanta Falcons. He garnered Associated Press awards for best play by play in the state of Georgia. His call of Morten Anderson's NFC Title winning kick in the Minneapolis Metrodome is played in the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame as one of the state's 10 biggest sports moments.

Hullinger broadcast television preseason Falcons games in 3 decades, the 80's, 90's and 2000's. He hosted 4 Falcons head coaches television shows over the years. His biggest thrills aside from broadcasting an NFC Championship game and a Super Bowl were calling a Falcons/Saints game with former Soviet President Mikael Gorbachev as an analyst and traveling to Tokyo to broadcast the Falcons/Cowboys Tokyo Bowl.

He is a past recipient of Georgia Sportscaster of the Year as voted by his peers with the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association.

Jeff spent two years as one of ESPN TV's front line College Football play by play voices, including bowl games. His favorite experience was serving with ESPN Gameday on the road in Ohio for the network feature game of the week as the play by play voice.

He also called men's and women's NCAA basketball, and the Arena League post season games.

Hullinger also filled in many times as the Host of CNN's Talkback Live. When the bomb went off at Centennial Olympic Park, Jeff anchored 8 and a half hours of WAGA TV's coverage.

He began his career as a weekend sports anchor and reporter at KSL in Salt Lake City, then on to Denver and KCNC where he was a weekend sports anchor and reporter and anchored the Broncos pre-game show. He also spent two years with WTSP-TV Tampa/St.Pete as a reporter and sports anchor.

Jeff has a B.S. degree in Mass Communications from Colorado State-Pueblo. Jeff is married and has 2 children.