Sean McDonough ‘felt bad’ for panning Indiana during ESPN CFP broadcast
“What I said was, because they didn’t play well and the game was so one-sided, that I do think it was going to spur on debate. Which maybe I started.”
“What I said was, because they didn’t play well and the game was so one-sided, that I do think it was going to spur on debate. Which maybe I started.”
"I trust him, I think he can do it."
Given everything else that happened in the game, that penalty was the least of Georgia's problems.
Will Levis criticized ESPN's "Fortnite OG Kickoff" branding, but then took criticism himself.
"I think they need to lose the assumption that the SEC and the Big Ten are clearly head and shoulders above everybody else, particularly the Big Ten."
"We don’t just beat Top 25 teams, we beat the s*** out of them!" Well, about that...
"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 network will deploy six broadcast teams for the postseason.
ESPN's Sean McDonough was at his very best during the call of Clemson's thrilling ACC Championship victory against SMU.
"It's clear as a bell to everybody in the stadium."
"It's football. It's absurd."
"If you are a Royals fan, you are blaming Ben McDonald and the announcer jinx."
"How about a little threesome?"
"The Florida Panthers have won the Stanley Cup!"
"I hope the people who have heard me over the years know that's not the way I usually sound."
"Sean has been under the weather, and we’re grateful for him pushing through and giving it his all last night."
Bob Wischusen will call the game for ESPN in McDonough's absence.
"I'm gonna say David Pastrnak re-emerges and the Bruins win on a key goal by Pasta."
"The timing on this was insane."
"But where there's smoke, there's fire, too."
"What have they done this winter to be better?"
"That's actually sickening to hear."