ESPN College Football

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ESPN College Football is a promotion of NCAA Division 1-A NCAA football on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN on ABC, ESPN Classic, and ESPNU. ESPN College Football debuted in 1982.

Contents 1 Coverage overview 1.1 Major conference rights 2 Television announcers (as of 2007) 3 See also

[edit] Coverage overview

ESPN College Football consists of four to five games a week, with ESPN College Football Primetime, which airs at 7:30 on Thursdays. Saturday includes ESPN College Football Noon at 12:00 Saturday, a 3:30 or 4:30 game that isn't shown on a weekly basis, and ESPN College Football Primetime on Saturday. A Sunday game, Sunday Showdown, was added for the first half of 2006 to make up for the loss of Sunday Night Football to NBC.

[edit] Major conference rights

ACC, Big Ten, Big East, Conference USA, MAC, SEC, Sun Belt, WAC, and Army

[edit] Television announcers (as of 2007)

Game	Play- by- Play	Analyst(s)	Field Reporter(s)
ESPN College Football Thursday Primetime	Chris Fowler	Doug Flutie and Craig James	Erin Andrews
ESPN2 College Football Friday Primetime	Sean McDonough	Chris Spielman	Rob Stone
ESPN and ESPN2 midweek games	Rece Davis	Mark May and Lou Holtz	Todd Harris or Rob Stone
ESPN Saturday noon	Dave Pasch	Andre Ware	Erin Andrews
ESPN2 Saturday noon	Pam Ward	Ray Bentley	Rob Simmelkjaer
ESPN on ABC Saturday games	Brad Nessler	Bob Griese and Paul Maguire	Bonnie Bernstein
	Ron Franklin	Ed Cunningham	Jack Arute
	Dan Fouts	Tim Brant	Todd Harris
	Terry Gannon	David Norrie	Jeanine Edwards or Quint Kessenich
	Dave Lamont	Jesse Palmer or James Hasty	Jimmy Dykes
ESPN on ABC Saturday Night College Football	Brent Musburger	Kirk Herbstreit	Lisa Salters
ESPN College Football Saturday Primetime	Mike Patrick	Todd Blackledge	Holly Rowe
ESPN2 College Football Saturday Primetime	Mark Jones	Bob Davie	Stacey Dales
ESPN College Football Sunday Showcase	Eric Collins	Bill Curry	Dave Ryan
In-Studio Shows	Host	Analyst(s)
ESPN on ABC pre-games, halftimes and post-games	John Saunders	Craig James and Doug Flutie
ESPN College Gameday	Chris Fowler	Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso
ESPN College Football Scoreboard	Rece Davis	Mark May and Lou Holtz
ESPN2 College Football Scoreboard	Stan Verrett	Jesse Palmer

[edit] See also

• ESPN College Football Primetime
• ESPN College Football Primetime
• ESPNU College Football

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