ESPN announces College Football announcer pairings for 2008

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A Few Notes:

- The teams of Musburger-Herbstreit-Salters, Nessler-Griese-Maguire, Patrick-Blackledge-Rowe, Franklin-Cunningham, McDonough-Spielman-Stone, Jones-Davie, and Pasch-Ware-Andrews are all still intact.
- Jesse Palmer is in the booth instead of Doug Flutie on Thursday nights along with Chris Fowler, Craig James and Erin Andrews.
- Flutie will still be on the ABC Studio show with John Saunders and James.
- Rece Davis, Lou Holtz and Mark May have been moved to just weekday games.

Here are the teams and their assigned locations each week....
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STUDIO SHOWS:

College Gameday (Saturday, ESPN)- Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso
College Football Countdown (Saturday, ABC)- John Saunders, Craig James and Doug Flutie
College Football Final (Saturday Nights, ESPN)- Rece Davis, Lou Holtz and Mark May
ESPN2 (Pregame/Halftime/Post-game)- Wendi Nix and Jesse Palmer
ESPNU (Pregame/Halftime/Post-game)- Lowell Galindo, Mike Gottfried and Tom Luginbill

ABC SATURDAY:

Saturday Night Football- Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit, and Lisa Salters
Brad Nessler, Bob Griese, Paul Maguire and Stacey Dales
Ron Franklin, Ed Cunningham and Jack Arute
Terry Gannon and David Norie

ESPN & ESPN2:

ESPN College Football Primetime (Thursday)- Chris Fowler, Craig James, Jesse Palmer and Erin Andrews
ESPN2 College Football Primetime (Saturday)- Mark Jones and Bob Davie
ESPN College Football (Saturday afternoons)- Dave Pasch, Andre Ware and Erin Andrews
ESPN2 College Football (Saturday afternoon)- Pam Ward and Ray Bentley
ESPN and ESPN2 (Fridays and Saturdays)- Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman and Rob Stone
ESPN and ESPN2 (Midweek games)- Rece Davis, Mark May and Lou Holtz
ESPN and ESPN2 (Saturdays and Fridays)- Joe Tessitore and Rod Gilmore
Various Games- Bob Wischusen and Brock Huard

ESPNU:

Thursday- Charlie Neal and Jay Walker
Saturday (Noon)- Dave Armstrong and Larry Coker
Sautrday (Afternoon)- Doug Bell and Charles Arbuckle
Saturday (Primetime)- Clay Matvick and David Diaz-Infante
ESPN Classic- Eric Collins and Shaun King
 
#2
#2
Ron Franklin should be on a team that has the primetime night game on either ABC or ESPN. He does not need to be buried on ESPN2 or some regional ABC afternoon game. I wish they would kick Brent M to the curb.
 
#3
#3
A Few Notes:

- The teams of Musburger-Herbstreit-Salters, Nessler-Griese-Maguire, Patrick-Blackledge-Rowe, Franklin-Cunningham, McDonough-Spielman-Stone, Jones-Davie, and Pasch-Ware-Andrews are all still intact.
- Jesse Palmer is in the booth instead of Doug Flutie on Thursday nights along with Chris Fowler, Craig James and Erin Andrews.
- Flutie will still be on the ABC Studio show with John Saunders and James.
- Rece Davis, Lou Holtz and Mark May have been moved to just weekday games.

Here are the teams and their assigned locations each week....
___________________________

STUDIO SHOWS:

College Gameday (Saturday, ESPN)- Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso
College Football Countdown (Saturday, ABC)- John Saunders, Craig James and Doug Flutie
College Football Final (Saturday Nights, ESPN)- Rece Davis, Lou Holtz and Mark May
ESPN2 (Pregame/Halftime/Post-game)- Wendi Nix and Jesse Palmer
ESPNU (Pregame/Halftime/Post-game)- Lowell Galindo, Mike Gottfried and Tom Luginbill

ABC SATURDAY:

Saturday Night Football- Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit, and Lisa Salters
Brad Nessler, Bob Griese, Paul Maguire and Stacey Dales
Ron Franklin, Ed Cunningham and Jack Arute
Terry Gannon and David Norie

ESPN & ESPN2:

ESPN College Football Primetime (Thursday)- Chris Fowler, Craig James, Jesse Palmer and Erin Andrews
ESPN2 College Football Primetime (Saturday)- Mark Jones and Bob Davie
ESPN College Football (Saturday afternoons)- Dave Pasch, Andre Ware and Erin Andrews
ESPN2 College Football (Saturday afternoon)- Pam Ward and Ray Bentley
ESPN and ESPN2 (Fridays and Saturdays)- Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman and Rob Stone
ESPN and ESPN2 (Midweek games)- Rece Davis, Mark May and Lou Holtz
ESPN and ESPN2 (Saturdays and Fridays)- Joe Tessitore and Rod Gilmore
Various Games- Bob Wischusen and Brock Huard

ESPNU:

Thursday- Charlie Neal and Jay Walker
Saturday (Noon)- Dave Armstrong and Larry Coker
Sautrday (Afternoon)- Doug Bell and Charles Arbuckle
Saturday (Primetime)- Clay Matvick and David Diaz-Infante
ESPN Classic- Eric Collins and Shaun King

Weekday games will be hard to listen to
 
#4
#4
A Few Notes:

- The teams of Musburger-Herbstreit-Salters, Nessler-Griese-Maguire, Patrick-Blackledge-Rowe, Franklin-Cunningham, McDonough-Spielman-Stone, Jones-Davie, and Pasch-Ware-Andrews are all still intact.
- Jesse Palmer is in the booth instead of Doug Flutie on Thursday nights along with Chris Fowler, Craig James and Erin Andrews.
- Flutie will still be on the ABC Studio show with John Saunders and James.
- Rece Davis, Lou Holtz and Mark May have been moved to just weekday games.

Here are the teams and their assigned locations each week....
___________________________

STUDIO SHOWS:

College Gameday (Saturday, ESPN)- Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso
College Football Countdown (Saturday, ABC)- John Saunders, Craig James and Doug Flutie
College Football Final (Saturday Nights, ESPN)- Rece Davis, Lou Holtz and Mark May
ESPN2 (Pregame/Halftime/Post-game)- Wendi Nix and Jesse Palmer
ESPNU (Pregame/Halftime/Post-game)- Lowell Galindo, Mike Gottfried and Tom Luginbill

ABC SATURDAY:

Saturday Night Football- Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit, and Lisa Salters
Brad Nessler, Bob Griese, Paul Maguire and Stacey Dales
Ron Franklin, Ed Cunningham and Jack Arute
Terry Gannon and David Norie

ESPN & ESPN2:

ESPN College Football Primetime (Thursday)- Chris Fowler, Craig James, Jesse Palmer and Erin Andrews
ESPN2 College Football Primetime (Saturday)- Mark Jones and Bob Davie
ESPN College Football (Saturday afternoons)- Dave Pasch, Andre Ware and Erin Andrews
ESPN2 College Football (Saturday afternoon)- Pam Ward and Ray Bentley
ESPN and ESPN2 (Fridays and Saturdays)- Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman and Rob Stone
ESPN and ESPN2 (Midweek games)- Rece Davis, Mark May and Lou Holtz
ESPN and ESPN2 (Saturdays and Fridays)- Joe Tessitore and Rod Gilmore
Various Games- Bob Wischusen and Brock Huard

ESPNU:

Thursday- Charlie Neal and Jay Walker
Saturday (Noon)- Dave Armstrong and Larry Coker
Sautrday (Afternoon)- Doug Bell and Charles Arbuckle
Saturday (Primetime)- Clay Matvick and David Diaz-Infante
ESPN Classic- Eric Collins and Shaun King

All Hail Lou Holtzzz
 
#5
#5
I find Doug Flutie about as underatted as an announcer as he was a QB....he's knowlegable and what he says usually pans out, unoticed.
 
#6
#6
I find Doug Flutie about as underatted as an announcer as he was a QB....he's knowlegable and what he says usually pans out, unoticed.

Really? Under rated as a QB. If anything he is rated exactly where he should be. Which is, he was not a good NFL qb.
 
#7
#7
Yes really....everywhere he went he was'nt given a starter role, everytime his number was called he won. He won everywhere he played, you can be a hater all you want but he got the job done.
 
#8
#8
Yes really....everywhere he went he was'nt given a starter role, everytime his number was called he won. He won everywhere he played, you can be a hater all you want but he got the job done.

Oh, you're supposed to be given a starter role? My bad, didn't realize he was entitled and was just getting the shaft.
 
#9
#9
I also didn't realize that a career record of 29-23 as a starter, with 2 winning seasons is good. Maybe you were thinking of his CFL days where he won everywhere he played.
 
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#11
#11
Who will be doing the UCLA game, the same team that does the Bama-Clemson game on Sat. night?
 
#12
#12
My guess is they use their marquee names for that one. Who that is, I don't know.
 
#14
#14
Bama fans are freaking out because Dennis Franchione is doing the Bama-Clemson game (on Radio) as his first game! Hahahahahahahahahaha.
 
#17
#17
Ron Franklin should be on a team that has the primetime night game on either ABC or ESPN. He does not need to be buried on ESPN2 or some regional ABC afternoon game. I wish they would kick Brent M to the curb.

Agree on both
 
#19
#19
Doug is a great guy, and good announcer (neighbor of mine here in FL). He is knowledgable, but never tries to act like he knows more than he does.

And he can still play some b-ball for an OG!

I find Doug Flutie about as underatted as an announcer as he was a QB....he's knowlegable and what he says usually pans out, unoticed.
 

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