The Cotton Bowl press box has been repeatedly prank-called during the Cincinnati-Alabama CFP game
Apparently, prank calls are still a thing.
Apparently, prank calls are still a thing.
Plenty of markets are included here, too, if you're curious.
"I thought there was a lot of buzz out there that the committee would never put a Group of Five [school] in. That's weird. They must not have gotten that rule."
Patrick claimed the CFP could expand as soon as next season, something that many college football insiders quickly debunked.
"We've mis-set fans' expectations that it's going to move on a very fast timeline."
ESPN's Lee Fitting says "it’s time to take a little reset."
"Earlier this week I tested positive for Covid. Thankfully I feel good & my family is okay, but going through protocols will keep me home."
There's been at least some version of a film room on every ESPN college football Megacast since 2014, with many of those featuring current coaches. But this year's semifinals Megacasts won't have a film room.
The ESPN app hit some streaming issues Monday night, causing problems for those hoping to watch the CFP title game that way.
The ESPNU offering will include coaches Mike Gundy, Gary Patterson, Jeff Hafley, and Derek Mason.
Clemson-Ohio State drew 21.2 million viewers, up nine percent from last year's late-night semi.
Hometown audio calls will now be available on the ACC Network and the SEC Network for Clemson and LSU, as well.