List of First Responder Bowl broadcasters

The following is a list of the television networks and announcers who have broadcast college football's First Responder Bowl throughout the years.

## Television[edit]

Date  | Network  | Play-by-play announcers  | Color commentators | Sideline reporters

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2022  | ESPN | Mike Monaco | Charles Arbuckle | Nicole Rigoni
2021  | Chris Cotter | Mark Herzlich | Jalyn Johnson
2020  | ABC | Anish Shroff | Tom Luginbill | Quint Kessenich
2019  | ESPN | Dave Neal | D. J. Shockley | Dawn Davenport
2018  | Lowell Galindo | Ahmad Brooks | Kris Budden
2017  | Roy Philpott | Rene Ingoglia
2016  | Allen Bestwick | Mike Bellotti
2015  | Mike Corey | Ahmad Brooks | Kayce Smith
Dec. 2014  | Charles Arbuckle
Jan. 2014[1] | ESPNU | Clay Matvick | Matt Stinchcomb | Dawn Davenport
2013[2] | Kaylee Hartung
2012[3] | Danny Kanell | Allison Williams
2011[4] | Dave Pasch | Bob Griese and Chris Spielman | Quint Kessenich

## Radio[edit]

Date  | Network  | Play-by-play announcers  | Color commentators | Sideline reporters

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2021  | Bowl Season Radio | Brian Estridge | Landry Burdine  | Chris Mycoskie
2020  | First Team Radio
2019  | Bowlday Radio | Chris Mycoskie
2018  | Gameday Radio | Brian Hanni  | Teddy Lehman | Melanie Newman
2017  | Brian Estridge | John Denton  | Rob Best
2016  | RedVoice, LLC | John Denton & Rob Best  | Landry Burdine
2015
Dec. 2014
Jan. 2014[5]
2013[6] | Nevada Sports Network | Alex Shelton  | David Tester
2012

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Entire BCS Highlights ESPN College Football Bowl Schedule of 34 Games". ESPN Media Zone. Retrieved December 19, 2013.
2. ^ "ESPN to Carry 34 College Football Bowl Games, including Entire BCS". ESPN Media Zone. Retrieved December 5, 2012.
3. ^ "College Football: Coverage of 33 Bowl Games Begins December 17". ESPN Media Zone. Retrieved December 5, 2011.
4. ^ "ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Radio and ESPN3.com College Football Bowl Schedule". ESPN Media Zone. Retrieved December 7, 2010.
5. ^ "2013-14 College Bowl, FCS Semifinals & Championship, and D2 & D3 Finals Announcing Schedule". Eye on Sky and Air Sports. Retrieved December 19, 2013.
6. ^ "Your NCAA College Football Week 19 TV and National Radio Broadcast Schedule". Eye on Sky and Air Sports. Retrieved December 24, 2012.

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