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This category has the following 28 subcategories, out of 28 total.




 




  • ► Lists of college football broadcasters‎ (1 C, 10 P)





A





  • ► Alabama Crimson Tide football broadcasters‎ (5 P)





  • ► Auburn Tigers football broadcasters‎ (6 P)






B





  • ► Boston College Eagles football broadcasters‎ (7 P)





  • ► Buffalo Bulls football broadcasters‎ (3 P)





  • ► BYU Cougars football broadcasters‎ (5 P)






C





  • ► California Golden Bears football broadcasters‎ (7 P)





  • ► Cincinnati Bearcats football broadcasters‎ (2 P)






F




  • ► Florida Gators football broadcasters‎ (1 P)





G





  • ► Georgia Bulldogs football broadcasters‎ (4 P)





  • ► Georgia Southern Eagles football broadcasters‎ (2 P)





  • ► Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football broadcasters‎ (3 P)






I




  • ► Illinois Fighting Illini football broadcasters‎ (1 P)





L




  • ► LSU Tigers football broadcasters‎ (10 P)





M





  • ► Maryland Terrapins football broadcasters‎ (2 P)





  • ► Michigan Wolverines football broadcasters‎ (15 P)






N





  • ► North Carolina Tar Heels football broadcasters‎ (3 P)





  • ► Notre Dame Fighting Irish football broadcasters‎ (43 P)






O





  • ► Ohio State Buckeyes football broadcasters‎ (10 P)





  • ► Oklahoma Sooners football broadcasters‎ (8 P)






S





  • ► Stanford Cardinal football broadcasters‎ (5 P)





  • ► Syracuse Orange football broadcasters‎ (8 P)






T





  • ► Tennessee Volunteers football broadcasters‎ (5 P)





  • ► Texas Longhorns football broadcasters‎ (3 P)






U




  • ► USC Trojans football broadcasters‎ (6 P)





V




  • ► Virginia Tech Hokies football broadcasters‎ (2 P)





W





  • ► Washington Huskies football broadcasters‎ (1 P)





  • ► Wisconsin Badgers football announcers‎ (6 P)









Pages in category "College football announcers"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 854 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Craig Ackerman

  • Brad Adam

  • Mike Adamle

  • Herb Adderley

  • John Ahlers

  • Frankie Albert

  • Kenny Albert

  • Trev Alberts

  • David Aldridge

  • Adam Alexander (sportscaster)

  • Marcus Allen

  • Mel Allen

  • Barry Alvarez

  • David Amber

  • Adam Amin

  • Greg Amsinger

  • Tom Amstutz

  • Anne Marie Anderson

  • Bill Anderson (American football)

  • Bob Anderson (American football)

  • Brian Anderson (sportscaster)

  • Jamal Anderson

  • Erin Andrews

  • Thea Andrews

  • Joe Angel

  • Jones Angell

  • Elmer Angsman

  • Pete Arbogast

  • Charles Arbuckle

  • David Archer (quarterback)

  • Adam Archuleta

  • Dave Armstrong (sportscaster)

  • Dale Arnold

  • Jill Arrington

  • Jack Arute

  • Kris Atteberry




B



  • Brian Baldinger

  • Rich Baldinger

  • Sam Balter

  • Red Barber

  • Michael Barkann

  • Dave Barnett

  • Gary Barnett

  • Tony Barnhart

  • Mike Barrett (sportscaster)

  • Bob Barry Sr.

  • Anthony Becht

  • Bruce Beck

  • Frank Beckmann

  • Rod Belcher

  • Doug Bell (sportscaster)

  • Upton Bell

  • Mike Bellotti

  • Amy Bender

  • Gary Bender

  • Trey Bender

  • Jason Benetti

  • Joe Beninati

  • Ray Bentley

  • Dave Benz

  • Bonnie Bernstein

  • Roxy Bernstein

  • Allen Bestwick

  • Steve Beuerlein

  • Ed Biles

  • Brian Billick

  • Larry Birleffi

  • John Bishop (sportscaster)

  • Bob Blackburn (announcer)

  • Carter Blackburn

  • Todd Blackledge

  • George Blaha

  • Chris Blair (sportscaster)

  • Dean Blevins

  • Joe Block

  • Jeremy Bloom

  • Krista Blunk

  • Rocky Boiman

  • Craig Bolerjack

  • Sherdrick Bonner

  • Tony Boselli

  • Terry Bowden

  • Benny Boynton

  • Ed Bradley (American football)

  • Tom Bradley (American football)

  • Terry Bradshaw

  • Rod Bramblett

  • Tim Brando

  • Jim Brandstatter

  • Tim Brant

  • Scot Brantley

  • Dick Bremer

  • Marty Brennaman

  • Thom Brennaman

  • Terry Brennan

  • Tim Brewster

  • Brian Sieman

  • Jack Brickhouse

  • Jim Britt

  • John Brodie

  • Ahmad D. Brooks

  • Tom Brookshier

  • Doug Brown (sportscaster)

  • Irv Brown

  • Jenn Brown

  • Mack Brown

  • Tim Brown (American football)

  • Frank Broyles

  • Bob Buck

  • Jack Buck

  • Joe Buck

  • Kris Budden

  • Brendan Burke (sportscaster)

  • Kevin Burkhardt

  • Paul Burmeister

  • Ryan Burr

  • Ron Burton

  • Tirrel Burton

  • Lisa Byington




C



  • Kevin Calabro

  • Bill Campbell (sportscaster)

  • Dave Campbell (infielder)

  • Gino Cappelletti

  • Cara Capuano

  • Chip Caray

  • Harry Caray

  • Skip Caray

  • Chris Carlin

  • John Carlson (sportscaster)

  • Herb Carneal

  • Bob Carpenter (sportscaster)

  • Chris Carrino

  • Robert Casciola

  • Duke Castiglione

  • Joe Castiglione

  • Jimmy Cefalo

  • Rich Cellini

  • Doug Chapman (American football)

  • Fran Charles

  • Bob Chase

  • Jane Chastain

  • Corey Chavous

  • Tom Cheek

  • Ray Christensen

  • Todd Christensen

  • Paul Christman

  • Eric Clemons

  • Jonathan Coachman

  • Wayne Cody

  • Dave Cohen (sportscaster)

  • Gary Cohen

  • Linda Cohn

  • Ken Coleman

  • Eric Collins

  • Cris Collinsworth

  • John Congemi

  • Beano Cook

  • Chuck Cooperstein

  • Myron Cope

  • Jack Corrigan (sportscaster)

  • Lee Corso

  • Howard Cosell

  • Bob Costas

  • Tim Couch

  • Heather Cox

  • Don Criqui

  • Mike Crispino

  • Jack Cristil

  • Irv Cross

  • Randy Cross

  • Eric Crouch

  • Bill Crowley (sportscaster)

  • Kelly Crull

  • Bill Cullen

  • Ed Cunningham

  • Fran Curci

  • Bill Curry




D



  • Joe D'Ambrosio

  • Stacey Dales

  • Gary Danielson

  • Duffy Daugherty

  • Howard David

  • Bob Davie (American football)

  • Bob Davis (sportscaster)

  • Brian Davis (sportscaster)

  • Charles Davis (defensive back)

  • Dan Davis (broadcaster)

  • Eric Davis (American football)

  • Joe Davis (sportscaster)

  • Rece Davis

  • Steve Davis (running back)

  • Ted Davis (sportscaster)

  • Tom Davis (sportscaster)

  • Len Dawson

  • Gene Deckerhoff

  • Spero Dedes

  • Bob DeLaney (sportscaster)

  • Jenny Dell

  • Kent Derdivanis

  • Al DeRogatis



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