Chris Fowler absolutely nailed TreVeyon Henderson’s 75-yard touchdown call: ‘[He] can make a house call from anywhere… Look out!’
"This is a hell of a call by Chris Fowler, who says the words 'house call' before Henderson had gained five yards."
"This is a hell of a call by Chris Fowler, who says the words 'house call' before Henderson had gained five yards."
The network will deploy six broadcast teams for the postseason.
"We can celebrate in other areas."
"When you look at the sidelines before going down, it's suspicious."
"This is just stupid."
Alabama's 26-23 win over Georgia was Fowler's flu game.
"If I could interject..."
"They're not gonna win the Taco Bell contest at this rate."
Jordan Rodgers would have called the Red River Rivalry had Herbstreit been unable to make it on time.
Herbstreit got into Dallas just 45 minutes before kickoff of the Texas-Oklahoma game on ABC.
“We had a power generator die on us... Could have been a disaster, like no broadcast."
"I’m not sure anyone’s got a better big game voice than Chris Fowler right now."
"It’s not necessarily against the rules but it’s unethical as hell.”
"You can't be a very happy person if you hold yourself to a standard of perfection."
"That was a tough one to take. There’s lots of conversations that go on that I’m not privy to and at the end of the day, I’m an employee and I’ve got bosses and I do what I’m told."
"Depending on the magnitude of the game, that will dictate who's calling the game."
Fowler shared more behind-the-scenes details about the game, including unique calls, the new playoff format, and NIL participation.
"People have asked, 'When my team scores a touchdown, will there be appropriate excitement like a real game?' Hell, yes!"
The return of the EA Sports College Football video game franchise will see several high profile announcers call the action.
"I have no idea what just...I mean what just happened?"
ESPN's Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit will be on the call this weekend at LSU-Arkansas instead of an anticipated Colorado-Oregon game.
Fowler will continue as lead play-by-play of ESPN/ABC College Football and Grand Slam Tennis.