Indiana radio voice Don Fischer calls out Paul Finebaum during Rose Bowl blowout
"What are you thinking now, Paul Finebaum?"
"What are you thinking now, Paul Finebaum?"
The GameDay crew got so soaked we're shocked Pat McAfee didn't make a BYU joke.
"Indiana has broken Alabama's will in the sport of football. Just needed to see what that looked like typed out."
"Nobody is playing with any fire. It's almost like they feel defeated. Like there's nothing we can do."
The Orange, Rose and Sugar Bowls serve as your New Year's Day menu for the College Football Playoff. ESPN has all three games with ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews and SEC Network serving as part of the megacast throughout the day
"Everybody should be trying to get to the Rose Bowl."
"All three bowls shifting their start times allows us to place each game in an ideal window on New Year’s Day and provide the optimal viewing experience."
The Rose Bowl averaged 21.1 million viewers, peaking at 24.3 million.
Spander's health issues related to his eyesight would have made Wednesday's Rose Bowl "difficult."
"Is it that hard to show some decorum for the game's most prestigious Bowl?"
"There's a weight limit apparently."
"Dillon was not high."
The last three of the four quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff are being held today. ESPN's networks are all over them,.
93 of the 108 Rose Bowl's played have been on New Year's Day.
The College Football Playoff semifinals hit a multi-year high, a positive development heading into the title game.
"It's difficult to get to the d*mn game!"
"The setting-beauty-field-and history of that place is unparalleled."
The Rose Bowl attracted an average of 27.2 million viewers.
"This is the Rose Bowl!! I won’t apologize for sweating!!"
Fans either loved or hated the Field Pass broadcast of the Rose Bowl featuring the cast of The Pat McAfee Show.
"A Rose Bowl legend if there ever was one!"
"He would have been a 5-star player, no doubt about it. He would have been a Hall of Fame coach."
The network will have a float in the Rose Bowl Parade after almost 20 years, featuring multiple on-air personalities.
Asked about his NFL coaching prospects, Jim Harbaugh tossed a huge word salad.