List of ESPN College Football personalities explained

Present

Play-by-play

• Chris Fowler
• Sean McDonough
• Joe Tessitore
• Mark Jones
• Dave Pasch
• Bob Wischusen
• Dave Flemming
• Anish Shroff
• Beth Mowins
• Brian Custer
• Matt Barrie
• Clay Matvick
• John Schriffen
• Tom Hart
• Mike Monaco
• Lowell Galindo
• Jay Alter
• Courtney Lyle
• Tiffany Greene
• Mike Morgan
• Bill Roth

Analysts

• Kirk Herbstreit
• Greg McElroy
• Jesse Palmer
• Louis Riddick
• Dusty Dvoracek
• Roddy Jones
• Brock Osweiler
• Rod Gilmore
• Tom Luginbill
• Kirk Morrison
• Jordan Rodgers
• Rocky Boiman
• Jay Walker
• Rene Ingoglia
• Dustin Fox
• Joey Galloway
• Eric Wood
• Andre Ware
• Sam Acho

Sideline reporters

• Holly Rowe
• Molly McGrath
• Katie George
• Quint Kessenich
• Kris Budden
• Taylor McGregor
• Paul Carcaterra
• Harry Lyles Jr.
• Laura Rutledge

Studio hosts

• Matt Barrie
• Kevin Connors
• Chris Cotter
• Rece Davis
• Kevin Negandhi

Studio analysts

• Kirk Herbstreit
• Lee Corso
• Desmond Howard
• Nick Saban
• Pat McAfee
• Joey Galloway
• Booger McFarland
• Trevor Matich

Former

Play-by-play

• Adam Amin
• Dave Barnett
• Gary Bender
• Jason Benetti
• Allen Bestwick
• Craig Bolerjack
• Tim Brando
• Bob Carpenter^[1]
• Jack Corrigan
• Dan Fouts
• Ron Franklin (1988 - 2010)
• Terry Gannon
• Jerry Gross^[1]
• Kevin Harlan
• Jeff Hullinger^[1]
• Jim Kelly^[1]
• Dave LaMont
• Wayne Larrivee
• Steve Levy
• Chris Lincoln
• Mark Malone
• Eamon McAnaney
• Tom Mees^[2]
• Joel Meyers
• Brad Nessler
• Mike Patrick (2 stints)^[1]
• Jerry Punch
• Bob Rathbun^[1]
• Sam Rosen^[3]
• Tim Ryan^[4]
• Kevin Slaten-Jackson^[3]
• Jim Simpson^[3]
• Dave Sims
• Charley Steiner^[1]
• Jim Thacker^[3]
• Gary Thorne^[3]
• Mike Tirico
• Rich Waltz^[5]
• Pam Ward

Analysts

• Irv Brown^[1]
• Todd Blackledge^[1]
• Dean Blevins^[1]
• Todd Christensen^[1]
• Lee Corso^[1] (1987-2005)
• Ed Cunningham
• Bill Curry^[1] (1997-2007)
• Bob Davie (2002 - 2011)
• Steve Davis^[1]
• Gary Danielson (1990-2005) ^[1]
• Mike Golic
• Mike Golic Jr.
• Mike Gottfried (1990-2007) ^[1]
• Danny Kanell
• Matt Hasselbeck
• Lou Holtz (2005-2014)
• Brock Huard
• Craig James
• Dan Jiggetts
• Kevin Kiley^[1]
• Shaun King
• Paul Maguire (1980 - 1986, 2006 - 2008)^[6]
• Mark May^[3] occasional games (2005 - 2016)
• Pat McAfee
• Don McPherson^[5]
• Urban Meyer (2011)
• Matt Millen
• Dan Mullen
• David Norrie
• Chris Spielman (2001 - 2015)
• Joe Theismann
• Mike Tomczak
• Gino Torretta
• Tommy Tuberville (2017 - 2018)
• Rick Walker
• Gene Washington^[1]
• Bud Wilkinson^[3]
• Ken Willard^[3]
• Randy Wright
• Robert Griffin III (2021-2024)

Sideline reporters

• Erin Andrews
• Thea Andrews
• Mike Adamle^[3]
• Jack Arute
• Dean Blevins
• Heather Cox
• Stacey Dales^[3]
• Jimmy Dykes^[3]
  • Jeannine Edwards Alex Flanagan^[3]
• Chris Fowler^[1]
• Mike Golic^[1]
• Kevin Guthrie^[1]
• Todd Harris
• Jemele Hill
• Adrian Karsten^[1]
• Neil Lomax^[3]
• Jessica Mendoza
• Samantha Ponder
• Jerry Punch
• Tom Rinaldi
• Dave Ryan
• Lisa Salters
• Shannon Spake
• Rob Stone
• Maria Taylor
• Rick Walker^[1]
• Rich Waltz^[3]
• Pam Ward^[3]
• Allison Williams
• Kellen Winslow^[3]
• Matt Winer^[7]

Studio hosts

• Tim Brando^[3] (1987)
• Bob Carpenter (1988)
• Linda Cohn
• Wendi Nix
• Mike Tirico
• Stan Verrett
• Adnan Virk
• Chris Fowler

Studio analysts

• Emmanuel Acho
• Trev Alberts^[8]
• Mack Brown
• Gene Chizik
• Beano Cook
• Rod Gilmore
• Danny Kanell
• Lou Holtz
• Craig James^[3]
• Chip Kelly
• Mark May
• Jim Mora
• Dan Mullen
• David Pollack
• Mark Sanchez
• Robert Smith
• Marcus Spears
• Andre Ware

External links

• Web site: YouTube. https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/youtube/20211215/psu879qOkIo . 2021-12-15 . live. www.youtube.com. 14 August 2007 .
• Web site: 1998 Syracuse vs. Virginia Tech Ending . https://web.archive.org/web/20170921005750/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ai6ApPXw2R4 . 2017-09-21 . bot: unknown . 12 May 2007 . www.youtube.com . 2016-11-27 .
• Web site: YouTube. https://web.archive.org/web/20140701105512/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-uR0xiEjxY . 2014-07-01 . dead. www.youtube.com.

Notes and References

1. Web site: Archived copy . 2008-12-13 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20110606163819/http://www.cubuffs.com/pdf6/47944.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=600 . 2011-06-06 .
2. News: TV SPORTS; Is Heisman a Hurdle Too High for McNair?. Richard. Sandomir. The New York Times . October 25, 1994.
3. Web site: Archived copy . 2008-12-16 . https://web.archive.org/web/20100119181056/http://alabamafootballdvds.com/BAMA%20ALPHA.pdf . 2010-01-19 . dead .
4. Web site: Cougs, Lobos seek to be well-grounded. Glenn. Kasses. The. Spokesman-Review. September 3, 2004. Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
5. Web site: Media Notes Part I - December 3 . 2009-03-14 . https://web.archive.org/web/20110707163054/http://www.armchairqb.com/media_notes_dec3.html . 2011-07-07 . dead .
6. Web site: Archived copy . 2008-12-16 . https://web.archive.org/web/20080513050458/http://www.outbackbowl.com/fans/boomerang/2007_fall_boomerang.pdf . 2008-05-13 . dead .
7. Web site: Classic NCAA Football. greatgames77.tripod.com.
8. Web site: USATODAY.com - ABC's ace college team has all angles covered. usatoday30.usatoday.com.