Best line: ESPN’s Paul Finebaum telling listeners, “Steve Sarkisian should buy the officials a bottle of champagne.” Finebaum noted the horrendous call by officials.
Fox Sports Tim Brando and Spencer Tillman were all over it. Finebaum credited Brando for doing a superb game
Best debut: CBS Sports Cardale Jones on CBSSN Monday Night QB. Jones is a natural. He wasn’t afraid to tell viewers that Eagles QB Jalen Hurts had the benching in Alabama on his mind to will the Eagles to the win. Jones noted Eagles need to do a much better job of protecting him.
Top analysis: Fox Sports John Smoltz sharing the hardest thing for a pitcher in the postseason is to keep pressure applied when your team gets an early lead because your mind applies more pressure saying you must protect while your body relaxes.
Top stat: Fox Sports Joe Davis sharing that since both LCS' went to best of 7 in 1985, 2023 is only the 4th time both LCS' go the distance.
Top analysis: Fox Sports John Smoltz pointing out that whenever you have a tight pitch zone called, it usually leads to higher scoring affairs because it forces the pitcher to stay closer to the center of the zone.
Top analysis: Fox Sports John Smoltz telling viewers that whenever a batter nails a change-up deep, it applies pressure to a pitcher because it shrinks their strike zone and makes a homerun a bigger possibility.
Awkward moment: ESPN’s Joe Buck, as production showed a close up view of Michelle Beisner-Buck & children & quickly panned out as they were spotted were spotted wearing Minnesota Vikings Justin Jefferson jerseys, “Mom’s family is from Minnesota. Not mine. Mine is from St. Louis.”
Top information: ESPN's Mike Corey sharing Western Kentucky's mascot Big Red will be very relevant because WKU will have 5 different Big Red helmets on the field Tuesday night.
Top analysis: ESPN's Rene Ingoglia sharing Western Kentucky has an objective of having 9 knock-outs per game. By knockouts they mean turnovers, 4th Down stops, forced punts, defensive scores, or any other way possible to stop Liberty's tempo.
Top stat: ESPN's Mike Corey sharing Liberty has won 13 straight against C-USA opponents, including a 5-0 record since they joined the conference.
Top analysis: ESPN's Rene Ingoglia sharing the purpose of a swing pass is not only does it act as an extension of the run game, but it also force the opponent to run side-to-side, tiring them out sooner as the game progresses.
Top analysis: ESPN's Aaron Murray sharing the reason Sam Houston's offense tends to sputter out is they lack a basic ability in fundamentals. A lack of ability to block properly leads to increased sacks and turnovers.
Top analysis: ESPN's Aaron Murray sharing that UTEP has had to shift to a run first offense because they have lost their top 3 WR's, resulting in the back-ups being very inconsistent both on the catches they make and how often they get targeted because they don't run the right routes.
Top analysis: ESPN's Aaron Murray sharing one of the reasons many teams convert back-to-back first down plays is because plays are run so fast that the defense doesn't have time to get the right personnel in to stop back-to-back first downs.
Top analysis: ESPN's Aaron Murray sharing the way you can tell you have a great athlete is they have an ability to take hits, stay on their feet, and manage to overpower opponents to give their team extra yardage.
Top analysis: ESPN's Aaron Murray sharing that WR's often get criticized for dropping balls or running routes, but people forget that they are having to try and see the QB through not only the defensive but the offensive line.
Top Analysis: Fox Sports John Smoltz sharing one of the reasons pitchers have more success late in games in the postseason is batters feel the pressure and swing for the fences rather than play fundamentals baseball.
Top Stat: Fox Sports Joe Davis sharing Game 1 of the World Series is the first extra inning game in the 2023 MLB postseason.
Best nugget: ESPN’s Mark Jones telling viewers that the Aggies stadium, Kyle Field, is the largest in Texas.
Worst exchange: Matt Barrie said if Georgia/Florida was close, then Georgia likely wouldn’t be a Top 4 ranking Tuesday night when the first CFB playoff rankings are released. Dan Mullen replied, “I don’t think they are in. Somebody else is going to have to lose."
Mullen then predicted Florida to beat Georgia. Galloway was in disagreement.
Dreaded Glitch Award: SEC Network's Derek Mason had his microphone continually cutting in and out during the Mississippi State/Auburn game.
Best nugget: SEC Network's Dave Neal telling viewers there are 11 Australian punters in the SEC.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Brock Huard sharing one of the reasons why you run sideline to sideline and rotate the side of attack each play is so that you can wear out defenses faster and own the fourth quarter easier.
Top reporting: Fox Sports Allison Williams sharing that Kansas does not plan on rotating players as often so they can use more Wildcats formations against Oklahoma and force ore penalties from tempo.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Jason Benetti sharing that Kansas has a few players that appear to be playing harder because they are playing against a school that chose to ignore them. They want to prove they should have never been underestimated.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Brock Huard sharing one of the keys to gaining a win is committing 10 or fewer missed tackles. More than 10 typically leads to giving up too many big plays.
Top stat: Fox Sports Jason Benetti sharing that the 14-0 deficit is the first time ever Oklahoma has trailed Kansas by 14 points during a CFB game.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Jason Benetti sharing bad weather has two obvious disadvantage for teams trailing. First off the cold and rain leads to more drops. Second it forces teams to become more one dimensional and focus on running.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Brock Huard sharing that while one team can get early momentum, injuries during a game can be a great equalizer because they put untested back-ups in against the opposing starters.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Adam Brennemen sharing one of the ways to beat an option team like Army is to use multiple passing attacks that spread the field instead of focusing on quick strikes. Quick strikes leave your D out on the field too often against option teams.
Top analysis: ESPN's Kirk Morrison sharing that it's difficult to develop tempo when you are getting penalties each series. The way to overcome it is focus on getting something positive each play.
Top Stat: ESPN's Lowell Galindo sharing the trip to Kansas State is Houston's first game outside of Texas in 2023.
Top analysis: ABC's Bob Wischusen, as Wake Forest attempts a FG down 34-7: "This is a sign that you're just playing out the 2nd half."
Top analysis: ABC's Robert Griffin III on FSU WR Keon Coleman: "He's what we call a Sunday guy, and I'm not talking about ice cream!"
Top analysis: CBS Sports Jason McCourty sharing a big reason late hits out if bounds occur is because players are taught to wrap up the defender, and they forget to look and see where they are at resulting in a hit out of bounds.
Top analysis: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that one of the keys for a rookie QB to be successful is to be willing to take a sack. Live to make progress on the next play rather than having a turnover occur.
Top analysis: Westwood One's Ryan Leaf sharing what has made Georgia different and successful is they have focused on running simple plays, but the fundamental blocking has opened up big runs.
Top analysis: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that a good completion involves 2 things. 1) The QB needs time to stand in the pocket instead of being blitzed. 2) A receiver needs to be willing to extend for the ball so it can be thrown where the opponent can't catch it.
Top analysis: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that inexperienced backs and linemen lead to the offense causing their own TOL's because they end up tripping on each other long before the defense ever makes contact.
Top analysis: ESPN's Dave Pasch sharing that a Wildcat QB sometimes has an advantage because they are able to get their lower legs scrambling with an extra blocker allowing them to have fewer defenders in their way before contact is made.
Top analysis: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that shoe string tackles may not happen often, but they always favor the defender because they act more as a stumbling block, but they allow team coverage to converge.
Top reporting: ESPN's Dave Pasch sharing that an offensive penalty inside the 10 yard line always depends on where the flag is thrown, because if the flag is thrown while the QB is in the endzone it's an automatic safety.
Top analysis: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that you can have a hand on a receiver and it not be a penalty as long as you aren't holding and as long as you jump for the ball because both the receiver and defender have equal rights to the ball.
Top analysis: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing the key to stopping any 4th down attempt is to get defensive penetration. Penetration forces runners to run to the side and allows more defenders into the back to make the stop.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Tim Brando sharing that punt yardage is the most deceitful stat at any level of football because roll yardage either makes it look longer or shorter than it actually is.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Tim Brando sharing that since they played Oregon, Washington's average of victory has dropped to less than 10 per game largely because their weaknesses have been exposed.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Tim Brando sharing that heavy favorites tend not to do well on the road when there's no crowd involvement because they can't get motivated with the desire of shutting the crowd up.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Tim Brando sharing that the strength of Washington tends to be their D. It's especially evident when they shut teams down in the 20 by taking away the run, but they tend to over adjust to either the run or pass leaving scores easy if you recognize it.
Top reporting: Fox Sports Tom Verducci sharing that Arizona's biggest worry coming into the World Series was Texas wouldn't swing at pitches off the plate. That was evident in Game 1 when more than 100 D'Back pitches weren't swung at off the plate.
Top analysis: Fox Sports John Smoltz sharing one thing Rangers pitcher Jordan Montgomery uses to be successful is he waits until only 1 or 2 seconds remain on every pitch on the pitch clock to keep batters off balance.
Funniest comment: Jordan Rodgers on SEC Network, after a Vanderbilt defensive lineman botches a potential scoop and score vs. Ole Miss: "It's like being the first one in line at the buffet -- your eyes are so big, they want everything."
Top analysis: CW's James Bates sharing that a WR's job isn't just to get open. It's to provide time for his QB to look his best by maintaining patience.
Top information: CW's Tom Werme sharing that Clemson/NC State isn't considered a traditionally rivalry because they are roughly 300 miles apart from each other.
Top analysis: CW's James Bates sharing that one reason a defense plays behind receivers is because they respect the receivers soeed and want to make sure they have a chance to stop a score.
Top analysis: CW's James Bates sharing when a pass fails in the redzone it's usually because the QB is forced to underthrow and not place enough air underneath the ball, making it come in low.
Top analysis: CW's James Bates sharing that most blown games occur because teams begin to play too conservatively early in the 4th rather than reading the flow of the game.
Top stat: CW's Tom Werme sharing that Clemson's back-to-back losses are the first back-to-back since 2011.
Top analysis: CBS' James Lofton on Falcons QB Desmond Ridder: "I think the INTs he's thrown lately are in his head."
Top analysis: Fox Sports Robert Smith sharing that Carolina's offensive woes can be attributed more to the offensive line continually collapsing rather than the defense rising to the occasion every week.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Robert Smith sharing that it is ok to regroup your defense after each play. You have to go in with an attitude that giving up a few big plays is ok, but you must continually regroup.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Robert Smith sharing that even when a QB isn't being pressured, if they've been hit continually it throws their timing off because they're worried the pocket could collapse at any time.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Robert Smith sharing the primary purpose of a QB isn't to pass the ball or win a game. The primary purpose of the QB is to make everyone around you better.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Robert Smith sharing the key to causing a fumble isn't to just wrap up a player. You must be aware of their control and determine if you can knock it lose or not before they hit the ground.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Robert Smith sharing what makes a coach successful isn't just determining the tempo and flow of a game. Instead they must determine when to go for points and when to go for it because a failure to get points is the top reason games are lost.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Jonathan Vilma sharing one of the top reasons a safety gives up a TD is because they are looking for coverage help that never comes because they've been blocked or run the wrong play.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Jonathan Vilma sharing that turnovers not only put a team behind, but they force the game plan to change because it makes it where they can no longer develop the run. Instead they must focus on passing.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Jonathan Vilma sharing most defensive offside penalties occur because defenders line up on the line and forget moving their head can be a type of encroachment or a false start.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Jonathan Vilma sharing most personal foul penalties occur out of frustration, but some occur because players begin to celebrate and get a little too active.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Mark Sanchez sharing that a head coach is more than a head coach. They are a father figure that teaches life lessons off the field.
Funniest exchange: Fox Sports Mark Sanchez, "I thought ties went to the offense."
Kevin Kugler, "Completely biased thinking of course."
Sanchez, "Of course, but it is fundamentals 101."
Top analysis: Fox Sports Mark Sanchez sharing most redzone turnovers occur because an offense becomes greedy and tries to force things in rather than playing conservative and looking for the guarantee.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Mark Sanchez sharing that giving up a sack with only 3 occurs because a team gets sloppy and doesn't play the field spread out.
Top crossover: Fox Sports Kevin Kugler, "Game 3 of the World Series is tomorrow on Fox. Shaheed is doing his best to give us all a slide preview.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Kevin Kugler sharing most offensive penalties inside 2 minutes occur because they're trying to close the game out and tend to get impatient waiting.
Top analysis: CBS Sports James Lofton sharing that a dropped pass isn't a game ending play. Instead it is a game changing play that could potentially lead to the loss since you have no to's left.
Top stat: CBS Sports James Lofton sharing that Will Levis is only the second rookie QB to throw for 4 TD's in his first start.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Andrew Catalon sharing the problem with a bunch of injured TE's is it limits your blocking schemes and also the passing possibilities.
Top call: CBS Sports Andrew Catalon, "Giants fans keep chanting let him throw. What they don't realize is he is throwing, but they aren't letting him throw down the field."
Top analysis: CBS Sports Matt Ryan sharing that as a QB you're taught that an underthrown ball is a perfect pass, because most of the time it will draw a pass interference call.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Greg Olsen sharing that the Rams first objective is always to take away the QB's passing lanes so they can make them one dimensional and force more punts.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Greg Olsen sharing that the number one focus to stop new first downs is to always stop yards after the catch because a WR is usually short when they make the catch.
Top analysis: Fox Sports Greg Olsen sharing that the scrambling of Dak Prescott allows WR's to get open more often and make more plays as long as the line provides the protection.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Trent Green sharing the most obvious offensive PI is when you can see the WR's arm extend. It may be a gut reaction because you're being held, but it causes the receiver to get wide open destroying fairplay.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Tony Romo sharing the 49ers have begun to struggle scoring points because the NFL is a copycat league, and teams will copy any scheme that shows any opponents weaknesses.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Tony Romo sharing that stunt defenses are a QB's worst nightmare because they force their tempo to be off and lead to fewer 1st and more incompletions.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Ross Tucker sharing that Baltimore uses off coverage backs even though most teams don't because they've seen the success of players like Ray Thomas and believe it gives their backs their best chance.
Top stat: CBS Sports Kevin Harlan sharing it was Week 7, 2017 that KC was last held without a TD.
Top stat: CBS Sports Kevin Harlan sharing Denver was ending a 14 game losing streak vs. KC (7 years).
Top analysis: CBS Sports Ross Tucker explaining that a 0 blitz means everyone is man-to-man, so everyone is covered but the QB gets time.
Top stat: CBS Sports Chris Lewis sharing 6 of the last 9 Ravens losses have occurred when the Ravens had double digit leads.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Ross Tucker sharing that the onside kick tends to be the most physical play in the NFL because there's lots of close contact, but also because there's no way to slow the speed of the contact. It's all or nothing.
Top analysis: CBS Sports Russ Tucker sharing the most successful way to get an onside kick is to not wait for it to come to you. You've got to be aggressive and attack it.
Slip of the tongue: Jim Nantz on CBS, telling viewers the Eagles "come from behind to beat the Commodores." He quickly corrected himself to "Commanders."
AROUND THE DIAL
Amazon will have the best hidden bet reference in the league Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, and Kaylee Hartung on the call Thursday for Titans/Steelers.
The NFL European Tour heads to Frankfurt, and NFL Network will have the man with the most 40-yard dashes Rich Eisen, Twin No. 2 Jason McCourty, Dan Orlovsky, Sara Walsh, and Stacey Dales on the call of Dolphins/Chiefs. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 9:30am ET.
CBS Sports will have Jim Nantz, the analyst who always asks what play the casual fan thinks should be run Tony Romo, and Tracy Wolfson on the call of Seahawks/Ravens. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 1pm ET.
CBS Sports will have the Bird who knows how to always call a sailing TD Ian Eagle, the X’s and O’s of Madden Charles Davis, and Evan Washburn on the call of Bucs/Texans. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 1pm ET.
CBS Sports will have Andrew Catalon, the “fiery-tempered king” Tiki Barber, “Matty Ice” Matt Ryan, and AJ Ross on the call of Bears/Saints. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 1pm ET.
CBS Sports will have multi-sport star Greek-American Spero Dedes, “Arch Deluxe” Adam Archuleta, and Amanda Renner on the call of Cardinals/Browns. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 1pm ET.
Fox Sports will have the voice of the Bulls Adam Amin, the Moose who always knows how a hole is formed Daryl Johnston, and Pam Oliver on the call of Rams/Packers. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 1pm ET.
Fox Sports will have one of the best interviewers in the business Chris Myers, Mark “Stink” Schlereth, and Kristina Pink on the call of Vikings/Falcons. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 1pm ET.
Fox Sports will have top NHL broadcaster Kenny Albert, “Pocket Hercules” himself Jonathan Vilma, and Shannon Spake on the call of Commanders/Patriots. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 1pm ET.
CBS Sports will have the workaholic Kevin Harlan, “the human joystick” Trent Green, and Melanie Collins on the call of Colts/Panthers. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 4:05pm ET.
America’s Game of the Week heads to Philly. Fox Sports will have Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, the world wandering Tom Rinaldi, and Erin Andrews on the call of Cowboys/Eagles. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 4:25pm ET.
Fox Sports will have multi-sport star Kevin Kugler, Mark “Sanchize” Sanchez, and Laura Okmin on the call of Giants/Raiders. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 4:25pm ET.
NBC Sports will have Mike Tirico, “Cadillac” Cris Collinsworth, and Melissa Stark on the call Bills/Bengals. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 5 at 8:20pm ET.
ESPN and ABC will have the longest-running duo in the NFL Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, joined by ace in the case reporter Lisa Salters, on the call of Chargers/Jets. Kickoff is scheduled Nov 6 at 8:15pm ET.
Fox Sports will have one of the voices of the Brewers Jeff Levering and the coach who knows all the ins and outs of offenses Mark Helfrich on the call of TCU/Texas Tech. Kickoff is scheduled Thursday at 7pm ET on FS1.
Fox's Big Noon heads to Austin with Mr. Big Play Gus Johnson, the analyst who holds nothing back Joel Klatt, and Jenny Taft on the call of Kansas State/Texas.
Fox Sports will have The Dean of College Football Tim Brando and "He got the Solomon from Izzo" Spencer Tillman on the call of Nebraska/Michigan State. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at High Noon on FS1.
Fox Sports will have Jason Benetti, Brock Huard, and Allison Williams conclude their tentative Saturday DH with Penn State/Maryland. Kickoff is scheduled at 3:30pm ET.
Fox Sports will have NASCAR’s finest play-by-play man Adam Alexander and the QB who will explain exactly how blocking helps and hurts you Devin Gardner on the call of UCF/Cincinnati. Kickoff is scheduled at 3:30pm on FS1.
Fox Sports will have Alex Faust and Robert Smith on the call of BYU/West Virginia Saturday. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 7pm on FS1. The game will move to Fox if there’s no World Series G7.
Fox Sports will have Guy Haberman and the man who knows every players high school background Petros Papadakis on the call of Utah State/San Diego State. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 7pm ET on FS2. The game will move to FS1 if there’s no World Series G7.
Fox Sports will have one of the voices of the Brewers Jeff Levering and the coach who knows all the ins and outs of offenses Mark Helfrich on the call of UCLA/Arizona. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 10:30pm ET on FS1.
Midweek MACtion returns Halloween night, and ESPN will have Courtney Lyle and Hutson Mason on the call of Northern Illinois/Central Michigan. Kickoff is scheduled Tuesday at 7pm ET on ESPNU.
ESPN will have Clay Matvick, Georgia’s own Black Mamba Aaron Murray, and Dawn Davenport on the call of Buffalo/Toledo. Kickoff is scheduled Tuesday at 7:30pm on ESPN2.
ESPN will have the journeyman who has called games in every FBS conference Mike Corey, WLW 700’s own co-host with the most Rocky Boiman, and Nicole Rigoni on the call of Ball State/Bowling Green. Kickoff is scheduled Wednesday at 7pm ET on ESPN2.
ESPN will have Jim Nantz Award Winner Drew Carter and the CB seeking the best cutoff route Dustin Fox on the call of Kent State/Akron. Kickoff is scheduled Wednesday at 7:30pm ET on ESPNU.
ESPN will have the excellent analyst Dan Mullen join Matt Barrie and Harry Lyles Jr. for Wake Forest/Duke Thursday. Kickoff is scheduled at 7:30pm ET.
ESPN will have the longtime voice of Longhorn Network Lowell Galindo, Tom "Lugs" Luginbill, and Lauren Sisler on the call of South Alabama/Troy. Kickoff is scheduled Thursday at 7:30pm ET on ESPN2.
The HBCU Spotlight Delight heads to Daytona Beach Thursday for Mississippi Valley State/Bethune-Cookman. Tiffany Greene and Jay Walker will be on the call Thursday at 7:30pm ET on ESPNU.
ESPN will have Cod Rock Media Production's very own Eric Frede and the legalist who knows all the X's and O's Jack Ford on the call of Princeton/Dartmouth. Kickoff is scheduled Friday at 7pm ET on ESPNU.
ESPN will have the terrific tandem of Anish Shroff, Andre Ware, and Paul Carcaterra on the call of Boston College/Syracuse. Kickoff is scheduled Friday at 7:30pm ET on ESPN2.
ESPN will have "The Man Who Always Listens to Know What to Say" Sean McDonough, the QB whose analysis slices smoothly like a knife through bread Greg McElroy, and Molly McGrath on the call of Notre Dame/Clemson. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at High Noon on ABC.
ESPN will have the voice of Mr. Excitement Joe Tessitore, the keen insights of Jordan Rodgers, and Katie George on the call of Texas A&M/Ole Miss. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at High Noon on ESPN.
ESPN will have Roy Philpott, "Rowdy" Roddy Jones, and Cubs ace reporter Taylor McGregor on the call of Arkansas/Florida. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at High Noon on ESPN2.
ESPN will have the man who knows how to call all the punches and blows Brian Custer, Rod Gilmore, and Lauren Sisler on the call of Jacksonville State/South Carolina. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at High Noon on ESPNU.
ESPN will have the longtime voice of the SEC Dave Neal, Derek Mason, and Alex Chappell on the call of UConn/Tennessee. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at High Noon on SEC Network.
ESPN will have ESPNLA’s finest Jorge Sedano, Orlando Franklin, and Marilyn Payne on the call Campbell/North Carolina. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at High Noon on ACC Network.
ESPN will have Ball State's finest talent Noah Reed and Barrett Brooks on the call of Navy/Temple. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 2pm ET on ESPN+.
ESPN will have one of the finest broadcasters to come from Santa Clara Jack Benjamin and Brian Kinchen on the call of Florida Atlantic/UAB. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3pm ET on ESPN+.
ESPN will have Richard Cross, Taylor McHargue, and Morgan Uber head to one of the best research institutes in Texas (in Denton) for UTSA/North Texas. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3pm ET on ESPN+.
ESPN will have James Westling and Doc Holiday on the call of South Florida/Memphis. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3pm ET on ESPN+.
ESPN will have Arizona’s finest Dave Pasch, Stoops-Era All Name team member Dusty Dvoracek, and the analyst who knows how to find an exclusive scoop Tom "Lugs" Luginbill on the call of Bedlam- Oklahoma/Oklahoma State. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3:30pm ET on ABC.
ESPN will have Mr. Analytics himself Mark Jones, the safety who sees all the holes Louis Riddick, and the goalie who knows the best ways to make a save Quint Kessenich on the call of Florida State/Pittsburgh. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3:30pm ET on ESPN.
ESPN will have the Queen of the call Beth Mowins, Kirk Morrison, and Stormy Buonantony on the call James Madison/Georgia State. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3:30pm ET on ESPN2.
ESPN will have Jay Alter and the detective who has an eye on the ball Rene Ingoglia on the call of Tulane/East Carolina. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3:30pm ET on ESPNU.
ESPN will have Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich, and newcomer Ashley Stroehlein on the call of Virginia Tech/Louisville. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3:30pm ET on ACC Network.
The HBCU Spotlight Delight heads to Orangeburg, SC Saturday for Howard/South Carolina State. Tiffany Greene and Jay Walker will be on the call Saturday at 3:30pm ET on ESPN+.
ESPN will have Shawn Kenney, Ahman Green, and Tori Petry on the Big 12 Lonestar Showdown between Houston/Baylor. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 3:30pm ET on ESPN+.
ESPN will have "The Czar" Taylor Zarzour, Hutson Mason, and Taylor Davis on the call of Auburn/Vanderbilt. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 4pm ET on SEC Network.
ESPN will have Matt Schumacker and LaDarrin McLane on the call of Charlotte/Tulsa. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 4pm ET on ESPN+.
ESPN will have Jason Ross Jr. and Tyoka Jackson on the call of Marshall/Appalachian State. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 6pm ET on NFL Network.
ESPN will have multi-sport star Mike Monaco, the Heisman winner RG3, and Kris Budden on the call of Kansas/Iowa Stare. Kickoff is scheduled at 7pm ET Saturday on ESPN.
ESPN will have The voice of the NBA on ESPN Radio Marc Kestecher, Mountain specialist Kelly Stouffer, and Ian Fitzsimmons will be on the call of Washington/USC. Coverage begins at 7pm ET with kickoff scheduled at 7:30pm ET on ESPN Radio.
ESPN will have Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, and Utah's finest reporter who isn't afraid to ask the tough questions Holly Rowe on the call of Washington/USC. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 7:30pm ET on ABC.
ESPN will have fast rising multi-sport star John Schriffen and Charles "Buck" Arbuckle on the call of SMU/Rice. Kickoff is scheduled at 7:30pm ET Saturday on ESPNU.
ESPN will have Tom Hart, the impeccable film study teacher Cole Cubelic, and rising star reporter Alyssa Lang on the call of Kentucky/Mississippi State. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 7:30pm ET on SEC Network.
ESPN will have the deep baritone, one of the voices of the South Wes Durham, Tim Hasselbeck, and Taylor Tannenbaum on the call of Miami/NC State. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 8pm ET on ACC Network.
ESPN Radio will have Mike Couzens and Tom Ramsey on the call of Oregon State/Colorado. Coverage begins at 9:30pm ET with kickoff scheduled at 10pm ET on ESPN Radio.
ESPN will have “The Abrockalypse” Brock Oswelier, and Kayla Burton on the call of Oregon State/Colorado. Should the World Series be finished, they'll be joined by the voice of MLB International Dave Flemming. Kickoff is scheduled Saturday at 10pm ET on ESPN.
Westwood One will have the astute Bill Rosinski, and Mike “Mr. NFL Draft,” Mayock, on the call Sunday morning for Dolphins/Chiefs.
The duo will remain in Frankfurt and will be on the call November 12th for Colts/Patriots.
Gridiron Radio Network will have the calming but always exciting voice of baritone Noah Britt, the brutal but honest analysis of Cincinnati's Jon Reynolds, and the voice of Mississippi State WBB Jason Crowder on the call of Notre Dame/Clemson Saturday at High Noon.
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