Sean McDonough couldn’t believe text from Verne Lundquist following Clemson-SMU thriller
"The gist of it was, 'I hope you're basking in the glow of all the praise being lavished on you, and you should be because it's richly deserved.'"
"The gist of it was, 'I hope you're basking in the glow of all the praise being lavished on you, and you should be because it's richly deserved.'"
“I told all involved, you’ve betrayed the process."
Georgia's win averaged 16.6 million viewers on ABC.
Joel Klatt continued his criticism of the College Football Playoff committee, saying they manipulated the process to favor SMU over Alabama.
"I think shortly before it was announced, I saw a tweet from Brett McMurphy, and the Vegas odds started shifting."
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.
A 56-yard, career-long FG from true freshman Nolan Hauser got quite the radio call.
ESPN's Sean McDonough was at his very best during the call of Clemson's thrilling ACC Championship victory against SMU.
Dabo Swinney is rarely at a loss for words. After Swinney and the Clemson Tigers won Friday night’s...
"Since Jordan Travis took over, [SMU is] 9-0."
"Beat Clemson Saturday and I will respect your ranking."
The Mustangs (9-1) have 'been able to show they belong this year.'
"Make it make sense."
"Fortunately."
"There was sort of a misperception that ESPN is involved and has control of that, and we absolutely do not."
"Will it get there? Yes." We'll have to take your word for it.
"The Killers can do wonders for a crowd."
SMU and their move to the ACC was another twist in the conference realignment saga. Ross Dellenger detailed the fascinating path to get there.
"How can you be in the Pac-12, which stands for Pacific, and then end up in the Atlantic?"
ACC presidents are expected to take action on expanding its conference to add the likes of Cal, Stanford and SMU on Tuesday.
Per a new report, Cal, Stanford, and SMU are finalizing deals to join the ACC in football and men’s and women’s basketball.