(Fox’) panel of talent–straight out of the Handsome Boy Modeling School– is fantastic!” I’ve been watching your show more than GameDay. Here’s what he had to say this week about Fox’ pregame coverage: “I never thought this would happen,” he began, “but you win, FOX. Pete Fiutak, who has run for years, is one of the foremost experts on the game. Bush isn’t afraid to take a shot at anyone and Meyer still has an obvious strength in analyzing teams. Bush and Meyer have been a solid addition to host Rob Stone along with Matt Leinart and Brady Quinn. But Herbstreit is too close to the powers of the Big Five conferences to come down on anyone and he appears to be keeping his best stuff to himself for fear of slighting someone’s feelings.įox, on the other hand has come out of the box with a bang. Kirk Herbstreit is still on the set contributing, even sometimes with something interesting to say.
But he contributes little other than his headgear pick at show’s end. Hard to fault Corso, 84, who is still on-air after his stroke. But the contributions of sidekicks Desmond Howard and Corso are minimal. There’s nothing like seeing the crazies out there at 9 a.m. It still wins on atmosphere with its traveling circus to different campuses each week. The real problem is the rest of the show. To be fair, anybody would be a step slower than Fowler. But when Fowler left to do play-by-play, Rece Davis took his seat and there’s been a slight drop-off. Chris Fowler followed Brando and proved to be a better studio host than even Brent Musburger was on The NFL Today.
GameDay has been around since 1987 when Tim Brando hosted, with sidekicks Beano Cooke and Lee Corso. Has ESPN’s College GameDay gotten stale? The better question might be: Has Fox’ college football pregame show surpassed GameDay with the additions of Reggie Bush and Urban Meyer? The answer is probably, depending on your taste. College Week #8: Fox, ESPN, ABC, CBS and conference networks air 80 games All talent listed Podolsky
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