2022 NFL Week 17 TV & National Radio Schedule

 

Thursday, December 29

8:15 PM- Dallas Cowboys at Tennessee Titans 

AMZN: Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

AMZN SAP: Miguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú, Mayra Gomez

Westwood One: Ian Eagle, Joe Thomas

Compass Media: Kevin Ray, Danny White

Sunday, January 1

1 PM- Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 

FOX: Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi 

FOX SAP: 

Compass Media: Bill Rosinski, Brian Baldinger 

1 PM- New Orleans Saints at Philadelphia Eagles

FOX: Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver 
FOX SAP: 

1 PM- Cleveland Browns at Washington Commanders  

FOX: Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink

FOX SAP: 

1 PM- Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions

FOX: Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake 

FOX SAP: 

1 PM- Arizona Cardinals at Atlanta Falcons

FOX: Jason Benetti, Brady Quinn, Megan Olivi

FOX SAP: 

1 PM- Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots 

CBS: Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn 
CBS SAP: Benny Ricardo 

Sports USA: Larry Kahn, Stephen Gostkowski 

1 PM- Indianapolis Colts at New York Giants

CBS: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins 

CBS SAP: Nelson Fernandez 

1 PM- Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs 

CBS: Greg Gumbel, Adam Archuleta, AJ Ross

CBS SAP: Halim Zadat

1 PM- Jacksonville Jaguars at Houston Texans

CBS: Andrew Catalon, James Lofton, Aditi Kinkhabwala 
CBS SAP: José Antonio Melian 

4:05 PM- San Francisco 49ers at Las Vegas Raiders 

FOX: Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin 
FOX SAP: 

ESPN Radio: Steve Levy, DeAngelo Hall 

4:05 PM- New York Jets at Seattle Seahawks 

FOX: Chris Myers, Robert Smith, Jennifer Hale 

FOX SAP: 

Compass Media: Troy Clardy, Chad Brown 

4:25 PM- Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers 

CBS: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson 
CBS SAP: Armando Quintero 

Sports USA: Josh Appel, Mark Carrier

 4:25 PM- Los Angeles Rams at Los Angeles Chargers 

CBS: Spero Dedes, Jay Feely 
CBS SAP: Jerry Olaya 

8:20 PM- Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens 

NBC, Peacock: Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark
UNVSO: Miguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú 

NBC SAP: Edgar López, René Giraldo

Westwood One: Ryan Radtke, Mike Golic

Entravision: Ricardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

Monday, January 2

8:30 PM- Buffalo Bills at Cincinnati Bengals 
ABC, ESPN, ESPN2: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, John Sutcliffe 

Westwood One: Kevin Harlan, Kurt Warner 

Entravision: Ricardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

I am not going to remove the Buffalo at Cincinnati game info. I have never intended to remove it because the game did start, and these broadcasters were calling the game. They all deserve great credit for how they handled the traumatic events that occurred, and that is the primary purpose of this blog, to provide a list of the broadcasters calling the game. 

With that being said, I am well aware that the game was cancelled and will not be made up because of Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest. I am not going to comment on what happened, how much time was played, how the league was criticized, or anything else that followed. I encourage you to go and read the PROFESSIONAL REPORTS (not fan theories and speculation) as to what happened afterwards. That is all that I will say about the Damar Hamlin cardiac arrest. 

2022 NFL Week 16 TV & National Radio Schedule

Thursday, December 22

8:15 PM- Jacksonville Jaguars at New York Jets

AMZN: Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

AMZN SAP: Adrian Garcia-Márquez, Rolando Cantú, Mayra Gomez

Westwood One: Ian Eagle, Jason McCourty

Saturday, December 24

1 PM- Cincinnati Bengals at New England Patriots

CBS: Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn

CBS SAP: Benny Ricardo

ESPN Radio: Steve Levy, Rob Ninkovich

1 PM- Buffalo Bills at Chicago Bears

CBS: Greg Gumbel, Adam Archuleta, AJ Ross
CBS SAP: Halim Zadat

Sports USA: Larry Kahn, James White

1 PM- Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans 

CBS: Andrew Catalon, James Lofton, Amanda Renner

CBS SAP: José Antonio Melian 

(KICKOFF WAS DELAYED UNTIL 2PM VIA WEATHER) 

1 PM- New Orleans Saints at Cleveland Browns

CBS: Spero Dedes, Jay Feely, Aditi Kinkhabwala

CBS SAP: Jerry Olaya

1 PM- New York Giants at Minnesota Vikings

FOX: Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink 

FOX SAP: 

1 PM- Atlanta Falcons at Baltimore Ravens

FOX: Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake
FOX SAP: 

1 PM- Seattle Seahawks at Kansas City Chiefs

FOX: Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin

FOX SAP: 

Compass Media: Mike Morgan, Brian Baldinger

1 PM- Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers

FOX: Chris Myers, Robert Smith, Jenn Hale

FOX SAP: 

4:05 PM- Washington Commanders at San Francisco 49ers

CBS: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins
CBS SAP: Nelson Fernandez

Sports USA: Bob Fitzgerald, Doug Plank

4:25 PM- Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys

FOX: Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews
FOX SAP: 

Compass Media: Kevin Ray, Danny White

8:15 PM- Las Vegas Raiders at Pittsburgh Steelers

NFL: Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner, Steve Mariucci, Michael Irvin, Steve Wyche, Allison Williams

NFL SAP: 

Westwood One: Mike Watts, Ross Tucker

Sunday, December 25

1 PM- Green Bay Packers at Miami Dolphins

FOX: Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver
FXDEP: Jorge Pérez-Navarro, Marco Martos

FOX SAP: 

Westwood One: J.P. Shadrick, Derek Rackley

 4:25 PM- Denver Broncos at Los Angeles Rams

CBS: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson 
CBS SAP: Armando Quintero 

Nick: Noah Eagle, Nate Burleson, Gabrielle Nevaeh Green, Dylan Schefter

Westwood One: Bill Rosinski, Ryan Leaf

8:20 PM- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Arizona Cardinals

NBC, Peacock: Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark
UNVSO: Miguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú 

NBC SAP: Edgar López, René Giraldo

Westwood One: Ryan Radtke, Mike Golic

Entravision: Ricardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

Monday, December 26

8:15 PM- Los Angeles Chargers at Indianapolis Colts
ESPN: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, John Sutcliffe 

Westwood One: Kevin Harlan, Kurt Warner  

Entravision: Ricardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

News and Notes and Broadcast Assignments by Rudy Martzke (Dec 16-18, 2022 edition)

 

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Best line: WJOX-FM’s Cole Cubelic, on the McElroy and Cubelic in the Morning show, discussing the Music City Bowl’s over/under at 31, “Will either team run 31 plays in the game?”

Funniest exchange: ESPN's Joey Galloway quipped to Steve Levy, "I'm jealous. You've done quite a few of these Bahamas Bowls, but it's the first time you've brought me."

Levy replied, "Another advantage,  when you do the national Championship you don't get to wear these type of shirts."

Top Stat: ESPN's Joey Galloway revealed that Miami (OH) QB Aveon Smith is the first QB to lead the Red Hawks in both rushing and passing yardage in the same season.

Top Reporting: ESPN's Kris Budden reports that UAB interim coach Bryant Vincent cleared out his desk 10 days before the Bahamas Bowl so that incoming new coach Trent Dilfer would have it for recruiting purposes even though he needed it for bowl prep.

Top Analysis: ESPN's Joey Galloway shared that a key to developing a young QB is to make sure you always gain positive yardage on 1st Down so you don't have to force them into third and heroic situations, which often result in turnovers.

Funniest exchange: ESPN's Steve Levy commented,  "Joey, I've heard you were pretty fast in the day. " 

Galloway replied, "I've heard that to."

After calling the next play Levy went back to that. "I've done some research on my partner, and is it really true that you ran the 40 in under 4.2 seconds?" 

Galloway, "Yes, it was definitely under 4.2."

Levy, "I had you clocked at 4.18."

Galloway, "Some people say 4.17, but either way it was fast. "

Levy concludes, "Way to go speedster."

Top Stat: ABC's Tom Hart points out that SMU had the sixth most passing yards in the FBS, but tonight BYU has held them to 86 as the 4th Qtr starts.

Top observation: ABC's Tom Hart points out that SMU usually likes to go up tempo, but all the replays and injuries have limited SMU's ability to go up tempo tonight.

Top Stat: ABC's Tom Hart points out Ben Bywater's earlier 76-yard Pick 6 was the first Pick 6 in New Mexico Bowl history.

Top Stat: ABC's Kevin Neghandi points out that Frank Gore Jr's 329-rushing yards in the LendingTree Bowl is a new record for most rushing yards by a single individual in any bowl game.

Top Point: ABC's Tom Hart points out that BYU's offense is becoming too predictable. Since Maiava-Peters threw his interception, BYU has run the ball on 15 straight plays (not including punts).

Top Stat: ABC's Tom Hart points out that SMU is 0/3 on 2- point conversion attempts this season, yet they're going for 2 to win the game.

Top analysis: ABC's Brock Osweiler points out that most teams only have 2-3 2-point plays on their chart because they're so rare.

Top Stat: ABC's Tom Hart says the last successful onside kick recovery for SMU came back in 2015.

Interesting Point: ABC's Tom Hart says that if BYU holds on to win the New Mexico Bowl, it'll be the first time he remembers a team winning without completing a pass in the 2nd Half.

Top Analysis: ESPN's Dave Neal pointed out that while a lot of the method's with running plays appeared to be the same, Boise State came out with a whole new set of plays and offensive formations in the 2nd Half that allowed their running attacks to explode.

Top Stat: ESPN's Dave Neal shared that 1/3 of North Texas WR's Jyaire Shorter's catches for his career have resulted for TD's, and for the season 11 of his 24 have been TD's (nearly 50%).

Best huh comment: After a lengthy review to determine off-setting unsportsman like penalties, ESPN's Dave Neal stated, "After all that we get off setting penalties? Why don't we just line up and play ball and just say let's forget about trying to figure it all out?"

Top stat: ESPN's Dave Neal shared that UConn football went 4-32 from 2018-2021. Yet they went 6-6 in Jim Mora Jr's. first year as head coach in 2022.

Top Stat: ESPN's Dave Neal shared that Boise State QB Taylen Green is the first Boise State QB ever to have 2 100-yard rushing performances in a single season.

Top Stat: ESPN's Dave Neal points out that in the first half of the Frisco Bowl North Texas and Boise State combined for 16 points. However they combined to score 36 in the 3rd Quarter.

Top Analysis: ESPN's Dave Neal shared that QB problems aren't always about passes and incompletions. They can be caused by different metrics. For example of Austin Aune's 15 interceptions in 2022, 5 were returned for Pick 6's.

Strongest comment: ESPN Radio's Freddie Coleman telling listeners,  “UAB's 4th Down attempt was a sign of supreme arrogance and contempt because Miami (OH) had only made 2 1st Downs total in the game to that point, and now you've given them a short field.”

Top Foresight: ESPN Radio's Freddie Coleman shared that a 4th Down attempt failure typically boosts the other teams offense. Miami (OH) came back and doubled their 1st Downs for the game to 4.

Top Stat: ESPN Radio's Freddie Coleman shared that UAB WR Trea Shropshire should be double teamed at all times, because he came into the Bahamas Bowl averaging 21 yards per catch.

Oops Award: ESPN Radio's Kevin Winter just said 21 seconds remain in the ball game. However it's 21 seconds remain until Halftime.

Top Stat: ESPN Radio's Kevin Winter shares that Miami (OH) RB Kevin Davis' 3rd Qtr TD is only his 2nd rushing TD this season.

Top Stat: ESPN Radio's Kevin Winters shared that 5 of UAB's 6 losses in the regular season were by 1 score or less (8 points or fewer).

Top Stat: ESPN Radio's Kevin Winter shares that Miami (OH) is 4/5 on 4th Down attempts compared to UAB's 1/3.

Oops Award: Bowl Season Radio's Jamie Seh isn't afraid to admit when she's made a mistake. 

"The Roadrunners are lining up in the endzone. Oops! I mean the redzone."

Top stat: Bowl Season Radio's Landry Burdine shares this is the second time this season Troy's D has forced 4 turnovers in 1 game.

Top analysis: Bowl Season Radio's Landry Burdine is a fan of old school football, 

"I love that UTSA lined up directly under Center. Direct snaps when a QB is 3-5 yards back often result in a QB being stuffed and lead to 3rd and 4th Down failures."

Top reporting: Bowl Season Radio's Despina Barton reported that Troy coach Jon Sumrall  gathered his team together after scoring a go ahead TD to remind them that their mentality should always be remain gritty and don't be afraid to win ugly.

Top Stat: Bowl Season Radio's Jamie Seh shared that Troy's Cure Bowl win is their 5th straight bowl win. Troy is now 6-3 in bowl games.

Top Stat: Bowl Season Radio's John Denton shares that Cincinnati is 3-0 when Charles McClelland rushes over 100 yards.

Top Stat: ESPN Radio's Anish Shroff shares that statistically speaking the Celebration Bowl features Polar Opposites: the nation's best 3rd Down conversion team (NC Central) against the nation's best 3rd Down Defense (Jackson State).

Best line: ESPN’s Mark Herzlich, after Cincinnati intercepts a pass thrown by Louisville WR Braden Smith in the Wasabi Fenway Bowl, “It's not a trick play anymore when you've done it four times in a game."

Top observation: CBS Sports Spero Dedes noting that Gonzaga has had one of the most brutally tough non-conference schedules this season.

Best line: CBS Sports Spero Dedes telling viewers, You will not see two big time performances in College Basketball from what we’ve seen from Timme right in front of his parents and Anthony Miller.”

Top analysis: Bowl Season Radio's Cole Cubelic says the long fade completion to start the game forced Rice's D to switch from man-to-man to the zone and in turn could allow big plays on both sides of the ball for Southern Miss.

Top Stat: Bowl Season Radio's Mike Grace shared that Rice had the most turnovers out of all bowl teams during the regular season at 30. Cole Cubelic followed up that only 2 FBS teams had more turnovers than Rice in the FBS in 2022.

Top Point: Bowl Season Radio's Mike Grace points out that Southern Miss was ranked 11th in the Sun Belt in red zone scoring efficiency, but much of that was caused by having 3 different QB's start this season.

Top Analysis: Bowl Season Radio Cole Cubelic said a red zone scoring stop is as good as a 2-for-1 score inside two minutes on defense when you trail because it can keep a team from being up by 3 scores & allow you to cut it to 1 score when you get the ball to begin the second half

Top Analysis: Bowl Season Radio's Cole Cubelic said the most ridiculous play in football is a false start on the Center because the Center is in control of when the play starts. Your primary job is to start the play, not start then stop.

Oops Award: ESPN Graphic Department Friday showed Troy playing the United States Tennis Association (USTA). They played University of Texas San Antonio (UTSA).

Top Analysis: ESPN Radio's Dave Steckel says that while you normally should play for guaranteed points, when you're inside the opponents 1 and have a big, strong offensive line you should always go for the Touchdown.

Funniest comment: ESPN Radio's Dave Steckel said, "If you evaluate SMU's defensive tackling solely based off of film, you'd think they were The Grinch because they stink, stank, stunk. This means they're a surprise for being good in the first half."

Top Analysis: ESPN Radio's Dave Steckel really likes when teams change things up. "I'm really liking what Aaron Roderick's doing. In the first quarter he was all ground and pound and up tempo, but here in the second he's letting Maiava-Peters sling things out."

Top Point: ESPN Radio's Jay Alter points out that Maiava-Peters has appeared on national tv before. In 2019 Alter called a high school game on ESPN between Maiava-Peters and Alabama Heisman Winning QB Bryce Young.

Funniest comment: ESPN Radio's Dave Steckel. "(Maiava-Peters) is an elusive runner. We may have to change his last name to Houdini."

Top Stat: ESPN Radio's Dave Steckel says that 92% of the time when the defense scores a touchdown, that team wins the game.

Top Stat: Bowl Season Radio's Brian Estridge shares that Boise State had the #11 defense in the FBS coming into the Frisco Bowl. 

Top Reporting: Bowl Season Radio's Chris Mycoskie shares that instead of having a typical turnover chain, Boise State has a turnover spear that has a skull on it that gets adjusted with every turnover. 

NFL

Best stat: NFL Network’s Noah Eagle noting that Colts QB Matt Ryan is 3 completions away from his 13th straight season of having 300 completions or more.

Best moment: Pro Football Weekly’s Hub Arkush surprising viewers and showing up on the “The Way We Hear It” segment and thanked all those that that kept him in his thoughts after his medical emergency. Arkush also thanked his family and friends. Arkush thanked the PFW crew.

NFL Network needs to have Noah Eagle & Nate Burleson paired together in next years late season games. The chemistry between the two is remarkable. Eagle has set up Burleson perfectly as well as giving Burleson latitude to excel. 

Unfortunately, Eagle is at Fox &  Burleson at CBS.

Kevin Kugler is showcasing that he is one of the best play by play broadcasters in the business tonight. He’s making the NFL proud tonight.

Good Movie Reference: NFL Network’s Mark Sanchez, as the Dolphins/Bills we’re starting to play, “If the Bills start scoring touchdowns it’s turns Otis Day and the Knights. This thing could turn into Animal House real fast. They will singing be “Shout” at the top of their lungs.”

Funniest exchange: NFLN Mark Sanchez discussing a replay w/Mike Pereira “So, will they say stands rather than confirmed?  Pereira says, Well, there is no such thing as stands in the NFL. It’s either the call stands or reversed. Sanchez retorts, “I was asking for a friend.”

Clever line: NFL Network’s Rich Eisen, after Browns WR Peoples-Jones TD catch, “A Michigan man delighting the Ohio football fans.” 

Eisen is a grad of Michigan.

Best production: Production team getting a clean crisp shot of Bills QB Josh Allen getting the ball in the end zone on a 2-point conversion to tie the game at 29-29.

Worst Call: NFL Network going to commercial when it was clear there would be review of Josh Allen 2 pt attempt that would tie up the game in the 4th qtr.

NFL Network’s hiring of Emmanuel Sanders is proving to be worth the spend. He has done a stellar job at each of his on-air opportunities. Sanders will sooner than later will be a fixture sitting in a studio analyst chair.

Top nugget: CBS Sports Ian Eagle telling viewers that Jet fan had no reaction when QB Zach Wilson entered the game. Eagle noted fans were probably worried of the team being pinned back after a punt.

Clever production: CBS Sports, as the 1-11-1 Texans scored a touchdown on the 10-3 Chiefs to take a 7-0 lead playing  Daryl Hall & John Oates song “You Make My Dreams (Come True) going to commercial break.

Understatement Award: CBS Sports Adam Archuleta,” It's hard to believe any team here in the NFC South will win their last four games."

Top Analysis: Fox Sports Greg Olsen points out that Jacksonville's biggest weakness all season has been slow starts, but while you can occasionally do so without consequences a slow start against a team like Dallas in almost impossible to come back from.

Best Timing Award: Fox Sports Greg Olsen points out that after falling behind 14-0 Jacksonville has been able to drive against Dallas by using some misdirection on every snap. Next snap was a TD to cut the lead to 14-7.

Top reporting: CBS Sports Evan Washburn telling viewers that Zach Wilson reached out to Hall of Fame QB’s Steve Young, Kurt Warner, Drew Brees that have been benched in their careers to get their thoughts on how to get back on track.

Top Stat: Fox Sports Kevin Burkhardt shares that the last time Dallas made the Super Bowl was the same year the Jacksonville Jaguars began NFL play: 1995.

Top information: With 3:17 left in the 3rd quarter and Pittsburgh coming off a TD drive that took 11:43 off the clock, Greg Gumbel tells CBS viewers Carolina's total time of possession is only 12:30.

CBS Sports Tony Romo continues to shy away in key situations and defer to Jim Nantz. He has a tendency to ask Jim Nantz, “What would you do here?,” “Jim, they have to go for it here, right?”

AROUND THE DIAL

Amazon will have Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, and Kaylee Hartung on the call Thursday for Jaguars/Jets. 

CBS Sports will have Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, and Evan Washburn on the call next Saturday for Bengals/Patriots.

CBS Sports will have multi-sport star Andrew Catalon, James Lofton, and Amanda Renner on the call for Texans/Titans.

CBS Sports will have Greg Gumbel, Adam Archuleta, and AJ Ross on the call for Bills/Bears.

CBS Sports will have multi-sport star Spero Dedes, Jay Feely, and Aditi Kinkhabwala on the call for Saints/Browns.

CBS Sports will have the workaholic Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, and Melanie Collins on the call for Commanders/49ers.

Fox Sports will have Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth, and Kristina Pink on the call for Giants/Vikings.

Fox Sports will have all-sport star Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, and ace reporter Shannon Spake on the call for Falcons/Ravens.

Fox Sports will have multi-sport star Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, and Laura Okmin on the call Saturday for Seahawks/Chiefs.

Fox Sports will have the best interviewer in the business in Chris Myers, Robert Smith, and Jen Hale for Lions/Panthers.

Fox Sports will have Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, and Tom Rinaldi on the call for Eagles/Cowboys.

NFL Network will have Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner, Steve Mariucci, and Michael Irvin on the call for the special 50th Anniversary of the Immaculate Reception game between Raiders/Steelers. Game kicks off at 8:15pm Christmas Eve. Steve Wyche and Allison Williams will cover the sidelines.

Fox Sports will have multi-sport star of Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston, and Pam Oliver on the call on Christmas Day for Packers/Dolphins.

CBS Sports will have Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, and Tracy Wolfson on the call Christmas Day for Broncos/Rams.

Nickelodeon will have Noah Eagle, Nate Burleson and  Gabrielle Nevaeh Green will be in the booth with reporter Dylan Gilmer on the call for Broncos/Rams on Christmas Day. The game is a simulcast of the game airing on CBS.

NBC Sports will have Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, and Melissa Stark on the call Christmas night for Buccaneers/Cardinals.

ESPN will have Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, and Lisa Salters on the call of Chargers/Colts. 

2022 NFL Week 15 TV & National Radio Schedule

 

Thursday, December 15

8:15 PM- San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks 

AMZN: Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

AMZN SAP: Adrian Garcia-Márquez, Rolando Cantú, Mayra Gomez

Westwood One: Kevin Kugler, Ryan Harris

Saturday, December 17

1 PM- Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota Vikings 

NFL: Noah Eagle, Nate Burleson, Lindsay Czarniak, Tom Pelissero 

NFL SAP: 

Westwood One: Ryan Radtke, Ross Tucker 

4:30 PM- Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns 

NFL: Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner, Stacey Dales, Steve Wyche
NFL SAP: 

Westwood One: John Sadak, Mike Golic

8:15 PM- Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills 

NFL: Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin, Peter Schrager 

NFL SAP: 

Westwood One: Bill Rosinski, Jason McCourty

Sunday, December 18

1 PM- Dallas Cowboys at Jacksonville Jaguars 

FOX: Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews 

FOX SAP: 

Compass Media: Kevin Ray, Danny White 

1 PM- Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears

FOX: Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver 

FOX SAP: 

ESPN Radio: Steve Levy, Mike Tannenbaum

1 PM- Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints 

FOX: Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink 

FOX SAP: 

1 PM- Detroit Lions at New York Jets

CBS: Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn 
CBS SAP: Benny Ricardo 

Sports USA: Josh Appel, Mark Carrier

1 PM- Kansas City Chiefs at Houston Texans

CBS: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins 

CBS SAP: Nelson Fernandez 

1 PM- Pittsburgh Steelers at Carolina Panthers 

CBS: Greg Gumbel, Adam Archuleta, A.J. Ross

CBS SAP: Halim Zadat

4:05 PM- New England Patriots at Las Vegas Raiders 

FOX: Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake 
FOX SAP: 

ESPN Radio: Marc Kestecher, Kirk Morrison 

4:05 PM- Arizona Cardinals at Denver Broncos 

FOX: Chris Myers, Robert Smith, Jennifer Hale 
FOX SAP: 

4:25 PM- Cincinnati Bengals at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 

CBS: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson 
CBS SAP: Armando Quintero 

Sports USA: Larry Kahn, Stephen Gostkowski 

 4:25 PM- Tennessee Titans at Los Angeles Chargers

CBS: Andrew Catalon, James Lofton, Amanda Renner
CBS SAP: José Antonio Melian 

Compass Media: Troy Clardy, Brian Baldinger

8:20 PM- New York Giants at Washington Commanders

NBC, Peacock: Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark
UNVSO: Adrian Garcia-Márquez, Rolando Cantú 

NBC SAP: Edgar López, René Giraldo

Westwood One: Ryan Radtke, Mike Mayock 

Entravision: Ricardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

Monday, December 19

8:15 PM- Los Angeles Rams at Green Bay Packers
ABC, ESPN: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters

ESPN2: Peyton Manning, Eli Manning 

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, John Sutcliffe 

Westwood One: Kevin Harlan, Ross Tucker 

Entravision: Ricardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

2022-23 FCS Semifinals & Championship, D2 Championship, & D3 Championship TV & National Radio Schedule

 

Wednesday, December 14

9 PM- NJCAA D1 Championship: Iowa Western vs. Hutchinson

ESPNU: Chris Sylvester, Brandon Noble, Sam Hyman

Friday, December 16

7 PM- FCS Semifinal: UIW at North Dakota State 

ESPN2: Drew Carter, Aaron Murray, Marilyn Payne 

7 PM- D3 Championship: North Central (IL) vs. Mount Union

ESPNU: John Schriffen, Rene Ingoglia, Coley Harvey 

Saturday, December 17

1 PM- HBCU Pigskin Classic

CNBC: Chris Lewis, Anthony Herron, Corey Robinson

4 PM- FCS Semifinal: Montana State at South Dakota State 

ESPN2: Mike Couzens, Kelly Stouffer, Taylor Davis 

4 PM- D2 Championship: Colorado School of Mines vs. Ferris State 

ESPNU: Kevin Brown, Huston Mason, Morgan Uber 

Sunday, January 8

2 PM- FCS Championship: North Dakota State vs. South Dakota State 

ABC, ESPN3: Roy Philpott, Jay Walker, Paul Carcaterra 

Westwood One: Ted Emrich, Derek Rackley, Taylor Davis 

For the Celebration Bowl and the FBS bowl games, please visit this page. 

2022 NCAA D1 Women's Volleyball Tournament Final 4 & Championship TV & Streaming Schedule

 

SEMIFINALS 

Thursday, December 15

Broadcast on ESPN & ESPN+

Broadcasters: Courtney Lyle, Holly McPeak, Katie George 

7 PM- San Diego vs. Texas

9:50 PM- Pitt vs. Louisville 

x- Start time will be 30 minutes after Game 1 concludes. 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Saturday, December 17

Broadcast on ESPN2 & ESPN+

Broadcasters: Courtney Lyle, Holly McPeak, Katie George

8 PM- Louisville vs. Texas

2022 Women's National Invitational Volleyball Championship Championship Streaming Schedule

 

Wednesday, December 14

7 PM- Boston College at Drake

ESPN+: Larry Morgan, Laura Leonard 

2022 Women's National Invitational Volleyball Championship Semifinals Streaming Schedule

 

Saturday, December 10

4 PM- Southern Miss at Boston College 

ACCNX: Ben Altsher

Sunday, December 11

1 PM- Drake at Davidson
ESPN+: Sam Goldfarb 

2022 US High School Football Weeks 16-18 National TV and Streaming Schedule

 

Wednesday, December 14

Noon- UiL 1A D2 Championship: Benjamin (TX) vs. Loraine (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Granger Huntress

Simulcast of Bally Southwest

3 PM- UiL 1A D1 Championship: Westbrook (TX) vs. Abbott (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Granger Huntress

Simulcast of Bally Southwest   

8 PM- UiL 2A D2 Championship: Albany (TX) vs. Mart (TX)

Stadium College Central: Ted Emrich, Greg Tepper, Paige Schnorbach, Madison Hock

Simulcast of Bally Southwest/Southwest Xtra 

Thursday, December 15

Noon- UiL 2A D1 Championship: Hawley (TX) vs. Refugio (TX)

Stadium College Central: Mike Leslie, Shea Walker, Shelby Coppedge

Simulcast of Bally Southwest  

4 PM- UiL 3A D2 Championship: Gunter (TX) vs. Poth (TX) 

Stadium College Central: Ted Emrich, Greg Tepper, Sarah Merrifield

Simulcast of Bally Southwest 

8 PM- UiL 3A D1 Championship: Brock (TX) vs. Franklin (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Gary Reasons, Austyn Iven, Sarah Merrifield 

Simulcast of Bally Southwest/Southwest Xtra

Friday, December 16

Noon- UiL 4A D2 Championship: Carthage (TX) vs. Wimberly (TX) 

Stadium College Central: Dave Raymond, Shea Walker, Shelby Coppedge
Simulcast of Bally Southwest

4 PM- UiL 4A D1 Championship: China Spring (TX) vs. Boerne (TX) 

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Gary Reasons, CT Steckel, Austyn Iven 

Simulcast of Bally Southwest

8 PM- UiL 5A D2 Championship: Dallas South Oak Cliff (TX) vs. Port Neches-Groves (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Gary Reasons, Madison Hock, CT Steckel 
Simulcast of Bally Southwest/Southwest Xtra 

Saturday, December 17

Noon- UiL 5A D1 Championship: Aledo (TX) vs. College Station (TX)

Stadium College Central: Dave Raymond, Shea Walker, Shelby Coppedge 

Simulcast of Bally Southwest

4 PM- UiL 6A D2 Championship: DeSoto (TX) vs. Austin Vandergrift (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Gary Reasons, Paige Schnorbach, CT Steckel 

Simulcast of Bally Southwest

4 PM- US Army Bowl

Stadium College Pacific: Ted Emrich, Noel Mazzone, Sarah Merrifield, Anna Connelly
Simulcast of Bally Sports Nets 

8 PM- UiL 6A D1 Championship: Duncanville (TX) vs. Galena Park North Shore (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Gary Reasons, TBA, TBA

Simulcast of Bally Southwest

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Friday, December 2

8 PM- Galena Park North Shore (TX) vs. Atascocita (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Gary Reasons, Shelby Coppedge

Simulcast of Bally Southwest 

Friday, December 9

8:30 PM-  Argyle (TX) vs. South Oak Cliff (TX)

Stadium College Central: Craig Way, Gary Reasons
Simulcast of Bally Southwest Xtra

2022 NCAA D1 Men's Soccer Tournament Championship TV & Streaming schedule

 

Monday, December 12

6 PM- Indiana vs. Syracuse

ESPNU, ESPN+: Dalen Cuff, Debon Kerr 

ESPN3 (SAP), ESPN+ (SAP): José Briseño, Jesús Bernal

2022-23 College Football D1 TV & National Radio Bowl Schedule

 

Friday, December 16

11:30 AM- Bahamas Bowl: UAB vs. Miami (OH) 

ESPN: Steve Levy, Joey Galloway, Kris Budden 

ESPN Radio: Kevin Winter, Freddie Coleman 

ESPNDEP: Ramiro Pruneda, Javier Trejo Garay

3 PM- Cure Bowl: UTSA vs. Troy

ESPN: Beth Mowins, Kirk Morrison, Stormy Buonantony 

Bowl Season Radio: Jamie Seh, Landry Burdine, Despina Barton 

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega 

Saturday, December 17

11 AM-Fenway Bowl: Cincinnati vs. Louisville 

ESPN: Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich, Kelsey Riggs 

Bowl Season Radio: Travis Jones, John Denton, David Beaudin

Noon- Celebration Bowl: Jackson State vs. North Carolina Central

ABC, ESPN3: Tiffany Greene, Jay Walker, Tiffany Blackmon 

ESPN Radio: Anish Shroff, Max Starks, Harry Lyles Jr. 

ESPNDEP: Guillermo Celis, Alex Pombo 

2:30 PM- Las Vegas Bowl: Florida vs. Oregon State 

ESPN: Dave Pasch, Kirk Herbstreit, Pat McAfee, Laura Rutledge 

Bowl Season Radio: Brian Roth, Elvis Gallegos, Tim Murray

3:30 PM- LA Bowl: Washington State vs. Fresno State 

ABC, ESPN3: Joe Tessitore, Greg McElroy, Molly McGrath 

ESPN Radio: Jorge Sedano, Rod Gilmore, Quint Kessenich 

ESPNDEP: Rigoberto Plascencia, Maico Pasquel

5:45 PM- LendingTree Bowl: Rice vs. Southern Miss

ESPN: Mike Monaco, Matt Stinchcomb, Alyssa Lang 

Bowl Season Radio (Grace Unlimited): Mike Grace, Cole Cubelic, Randy Kennedy 

7:30 PM- New Mexico Bowl: BYU vs. SMU

ABC, ESPN3: Tom Hart, Brock Osweiler, Taylor McGregor 

ESPN Radio: Jay Alter, Dave Steckel 

BYU Radio: Greg Wrubell, Riley Nelson, Mitchell Juergens 

ESPNDEP: Kenneth Garay, Pablo Viruega 

9:15 PM-Frisco Bowl: North Texas vs. Boise State 

ESPN: Dave Neal, Deuce McAllister, Andraya Carter 

Bowl Season Radio: Brian Estridge, Landry Burdine, Chris Mycoskie 

Monday, December 19

2:30 PM- Myrtle Beach Bowl: UConn vs. Marshall 

ESPN: Mike Morgan, Eric MacLain, Tera Talmadge

Bowl Season Radio: Travis Jones, Jay Sonnhalter, Molly Cotten

Tuesday, December 20

3:30 PM- Famous Idaho Potato Bowl: Eastern Michigan vs. San Jose State 

ESPN: Clay Matvick, Rocky Boiman, Dawn Davenport 

Bowl Season Radio: Brian Roth, Hans Olsen, Tim Murray 

ESPNDEP: Kenneth Garay, Sebastián Martínez Christensen

7:30 PM- Boca Raton Bowl: Liberty vs. Toledo

ESPN: Anish Shroff, Tim Hasselbeck, Marilyn Payne

ESPN Radio: Chris Carlin, Rene Ingoglia 

ESPNDEP: Eitan Benezra, Alex Pombo 

Wednesday, December 21

9 PM- New Orleans Bowl: Western Kentucky vs. South Alabama 

ESPN: Wes Durham, Roddy Jones, Taylor Davis 

ESPN Radio: Mike Corey, Forrest Conoly 

ESPNDEP: Eitan Benezra, Alex Pombo

Thursday, December 22

7:30 PM- Armed Forces Bowl: Baylor vs. Air Force

ESPN: Brian Custer, Dustin Fox, Lauren Sisler 

Bowl Season Radio: Brian Estridge, Landry Burdine, Chris Mycoskie

ESPNDEP: Javier Trejo Garay, Alex Pombo 

Friday, December 23

3 PM- Independence Bowl: Louisiana vs. Houston 

ESPN: Dave Neal, Deuce McAllister, Harry Lyles Jr. 

Bowl Season Radio: Brian Estridge, Justin Fuente, David Beaudin

ESPNDEP: Guillermo Celis, Alex Pombo 

6:30 PM- Gasparilla Bowl: Wake Forest vs. Missouri

ESPN: Chris Cotter, Aaron Murray, Lericia Harris 

Bowl Season Radio: Bill Roth, John Denton, Breanna Sorensen 

ESPNDEP: Javier Trejo Garay, Ramiro Pruneda

Saturday, December 24

8 PM- Hawaii Bowl: San Diego State vs. Middle Tennessee

ESPN: Mike Monaco, Rod Gilmore, Quint Kessenich 

ESPN Radio: Kevin Winter, Trevor Matich

Monday, December 26

2:30 PM- Quick Lane Bowl: Bowling Green vs. New Mexico State

ESPN: John Schriffen, Rene Ingoglia, Tera Talmadge

Bowl Season Radio: Kyle Wiggs, John Denton, Adam Jaksa

ESPNDEP: Rigoberto Plascencia, Maico Pasquel

Tuesday, December 27

Noon- Cameilla Bowl: Georgia Southern vs. Buffalo 

ESPN: Drew Carter, Aaron Murray, Lauren Sisler 

Bowl Season Radio: J.D. Byars, Chad Pilcher

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega 

3:15 PM- First Responder Bowl: Memphis vs. Utah State 

ESPN: Mike Monaco, Charles Arbuckle, Nicole Rigoni

Bowl Season Radio: Brian Estridge, Justin Fuente, Chris Mycoskie 

ESPNDEP: Guillermo Celis, Alex Pombo 

6:45 PM- Birmingham Bowl: Coast Carolina vs. East Carolina 

ESPN: Tiffany Greene, Jay Walker, Jalyn Johnson 

Bowl Season Radio: Travis Jones, John Denton, Chad Pilcher

ESPNDEP: Javier Trejo Garay, Maico Pasquel 

10:15 PM- Guaranteed Rate Bowl: Wisconsin vs. Oklahoma State

ESPN: Beth Mowins, Kirk Morrison, Stormy Buonantony 

ESPN Radio: Mike Couzens, Max Starks, Kelsey Riggs

ESPNDEP: Eitan Benezra, Alex Pombo 

Wednesday, December 28

2 PM- Military Bowl: UCF vs. Duke

ESPN: Kevin Brown, Hutson Mason, Marilyn Payne 

Bowl Season Radio: Pete Medhurst, Joe Miller, Scott Wykoff 

ESPNDEP: Javier Trejo Garay, Ramiro Pruneda

 5:30 PM- Liberty Bowl: Kansas vs. Arkansas

ESPN: Dave O'Brien, Dan Mullen, Taylor McGregor 

ESPN Radio: Clay Matvick, Rocky Boiman, Tera Talmadge 

ESPNDEP: Kenneth Garay, Sebastián Martínez Christensen 

8 PM- Holiday Bowl: Oregon vs. North Carolina

FOX: Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft 

KGB, FS SiriusXM: Jon Schaeffer, Rich Ohrnberger 

FXDEP: Jorge Pérez-Navarro, Marco Martos 

9 PM- Texas Bowl: Texas Tech vs. Ole Miss

ESPN: Roy Philpott, Andre Ware, Ian Fitzsimmons 

ESPN Radio: Marc Kestecher, Kelly Stouffer, Tyler Denning 

SportsRadio 610 (KILT): Brett Dolan, John Harris

ESPNDEP: Rigoberto Plascencia, Maico Pasquel 

Thursday, December 29

2 PM- Pinstripe Bowl: Syracuse vs. Minnesota 

ESPN: Wes Durham, Roddy Jones, Taylor Davis 

ESPN Radio: Chris Carlin, Mark Herzlich, Dawn Davenport 

ESPN3 (SAP): Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega 

5:30 PM- Cheez-It Bowl: Oklahoma vs. Florida State

ESPN: Bob Wischusen, Dan Orlovsky, Kris Budden 

ESPN Radio: Mike Morgan, Rene Ingoglia, Quint Kessenich 

ESPNDEP: Rigoberto Plascencia, Alex Pombo 

9 PM- Alamo Bowl: Texas vs. Washington

ESPN: Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, Cole Cubelic 

ESPN Radio: Jorge Sedano, Dustin Fox, Ian Fitzsimmons 

ESPNDEP: Javier Trejo Garay, Eitan Benezra 

Friday, December 30

Noon- Duke's Mayo Bowl: Maryland vs. NC State 

ESPN: Anish Shroff, Brock Osweiler, Andraya Carter 

ESPN Radio: Bill Roth, Charles Arbuckle, Dana Boyle 

ESPN3 (SAP): Guillermo Celis, Maico Pasquel 

2 PM- Sun Bowl: Pitt vs. UCLA

CBS: Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Jenny Dell 

Bowl Season Radio: Brian Roth, David Beaudin, Rachel Phillips 

3:30 PM- Gator Bowl: Notre Dame vs. South Carolina

ESPN: Taylor Zarzour, Matt Stinchcomb, Alyssa Lang 

Touchdown Radio: Frank Frangie, Shane Matthews 

ESPN3 (SAP), ESPNDEP- JIP @ 5:30 PM: Javier Trejo Garay, Ramiro Pruneda 

4:30 PM- Arizona Bowl: Ohio vs. Wyoming

Barstool Sports: Jake Marsh, Dan Katz, Dave Portnoy, Adam “Rone” Ferrone, Caleb Pressley

8 PM- Orange Bowl: Tennessee vs. Clemson

ESPN: Joe Tessitore, Greg McElroy, Katie George 

ESPN Radio: Mike Couzens, Max Starks, Paul Carcaterra 

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega 

Saturday, December 31

Noon- Music City Bowl: Iowa vs. Kentucky

ABC, ESPN3: Matt Barrie, Louis Riddick, Harry Lyles Jr. 

Bowl Season Radio: Joe Fisher, Hans Olsen, Amie Wells

Noon- Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. Kansas State

ESPN: Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek, Tom Luginbill 

ESPN Radio: Sean Kelley, Aaron Murray, Stormy Buonantony 

ESPNDEP: Javier Trejo Garay, Maico Pasquel 

4 PM- Fiesta Bowl: TCU vs. Michigan

ESPN: Sean McDonough, Todd Blackledge, Molly McGrath, Tiffany Blackmon 

ESPN Radio: Marc Kestecher, Kelly Stouffer, Ian Fitzsimmons 

ESPNDEP: Ciro Procuna, Ramiro Pruneda, Carlos Nava 

8 PM- Peach Bowl: Ohio State vs. Georgia

ESPN: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Holly Rowe, Laura Rutledge

ESPN Radio: Joe Tessitore, Greg McElroy, Katie George 

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, Sebastián Martínez Christensen 

Monday, January 2

Noon- ReliaQuest Bowl: Mississippi State vs. Illinois

ESPN2: Dave Flemming, Rod Gilmore, Tiffany Blackmon 

Bowl Season Radio: Bill Roth, Hans Olsen, Despina Barton 

1 PM- Citrus Bowl: LSU vs. Purdue

ABC, ESPN3: Bob Wischusen, Dan Orlovsky, Kris Budden

ESPN Radio: Mike Couzens, Max Starks, Chris Doering

1 PM- Cotton Bowl: USC vs. Tulane

ESPN: Mark Jones, Robert Griffin III, Quint Kessenich

ESPN Radio: Brad Sham, Dusty Dvoracek, Taylor McGregor 

ESPNDEP: Javier Trejo Garay, Ramiro Pruneda

5 PM- Rose Bowl: Utah vs. Penn State

ESPN: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Holly Rowe

ESPN Radio: Marc Kestecher, Kelly Stouffer, Ian Fitzsimmons 

ESPNDEP: Kenneth Garay, Guillermo Celis

Monday, January 9

7:30 PM- National Championship: TCU vs. Georgia 

ESPN: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Holly Rowe, Molly McGrath 

ESPN Radio: Sean McDonough, Todd Blackledge, Kris Budden, Ian Fitzsimmons 

ESPNDEP: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, Katia Castorena