Pat McAfee’s College Football Playoff ‘Field Pass’ was the first great altcast in years
Whereas so many altcasts ignore play-by-play (or the game itself) on purpose, McAfee keeps the focus.
Whereas so many altcasts ignore play-by-play (or the game itself) on purpose, McAfee keeps the focus.
"He was angry. He was angry with the press conference thing… All the anger went toward us and that anger went onto the field."
Meyer has been a polarizing figure through the years, and the reaction was predictable.
"It's a money play for everybody involved, including this network."
"I'm not sure what we're gonna do down here in SEC country but hang our heads."
For competitive balance, safety and security, CFP and Sugar Bowl officials won out in their efforts to keep the game in the early evening while ESPN pushed to maximize its reach.
"We'll just keep throwing it to you."
"We're not going to flip the games."
"Dillon was not high."
"Just chill, Herbie. Just chill on this stuff. Because this is your audience too. Who do you think's paying your fricking salary to fly all over the country and cover four different games?"
Tim Hasselbeck and Scott Van Pelt had a nuanced conversation on how there may not be an easy CFP fix.
Will Levis criticized ESPN's "Fortnite OG Kickoff" branding, but then took criticism himself.
The College Football Playoff continues with three games, two on TNT/TBS/truTV/Max and one in primetime on the ESPN Family of Networks.
"We don’t just beat Top 25 teams, we beat the s*** out of them!" Well, about that...
"Why do you care about what some guy puts on the internet, who's a fat guy, in his underwear, living in his mother's basement?"
The first-ever College Football Playoff Quarterfinal game takes place tonight from Notre Dame as the Fighting Irish host the Indiana Hoosiers on ESPN and ABC.
Nielsen's top 10 schools by viewership had eight SEC schools and two Big Ten ones.
"I think shortly before it was announced, I saw a tweet from Brett McMurphy, and the Vegas odds started shifting."
It took ESPN 34 minutes of their selection show to get to the actual bracket reveal, after they promised it within the first 30 minutes.
McMurphy posted on X that SMU was in over Alabama at 11:59 a.m. ET, one minute before ESPN started their CFP reveal show.
The AP Top 25 poll put the Alabama Crimson Tide over the SMU Mustangs for the last playoff berth, but only by one point.
"If you want to rank off eye test that is fine, but have a set and watch @IndianaFootball without bias."
Liberty wasn't sure to make the CFP even if unbeaten, but their odds are much slimmer still now.
The show made an obvious attempt to avoid the fan and his shirt.
"Romay … At this point I think I’ve been saying my own name wrong."