List of Pinstripe Bowl broadcasters

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

## Television[edit]

Date  | Network  | Play-by-play  | Color Commentator(s)  | Sideline Reporter(s)

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December 28, 2023  | ESPN | Drew Carter | Rod Gilmore | Taylor Davis
December 29, 2022  | Wes Durham | Roddy Jones
December 29, 2021  | Matt Barrie | Tim Hasselbeck | Sam Acho
December 27, 2019  | Adam Amin | Matt Hasselbeck | Paul Carcaterra
December 27, 2018  | Bob Wischusen | Mike Golic Jr. and Dan Orlovsky
December 27, 2017  | Kevin Negandhi | Mack Brown and Booger McFarland | Jen Lada
December 28, 2016  | Ryan Ruocco | Mike Golic and Mike Golic Jr. | Paul Carcaterra
December 26, 2015  | ABC | Rece Davis | Danny Kanell and Joey Galloway
December 27, 2014  | ESPN | Bob Wischusen | Matt Millen | Quint Kessenich
December 28, 2013  | Chris Fowler | Jesse Palmer | Paul Carcaterra
December 29, 2012  | Tom Rinaldi
December 30, 2011
December 30, 2010  | Bob Wischusen | Brian Griese | Eamon McAnaney

## Radio[edit]

Date  | Network  | Play-by-play  | Color Commentator(s)  | Sideline Reporter(s)

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December 28, 2023  | ESPN Radio | Mike Corey | Harry Douglas
December 29, 2022  | Chris Carlin  | Mark Herzlich | Dawn Davenport
December 29, 2021  | Jack Ford | Quint Kessenich
December 27, 2019  | CJ Papa
December 27, 2018  | Kevin Winter
December 27, 2017  | Paul Carcaterra
December 28, 2016  | CJ Papa
December 26, 2015  | Greg Buttle
December 27, 2014  | Jack Ford
December 28, 2013  | Connell McShane
December 29, 2012  | Marc Kestecher
December 30, 2011  | Ryan Ruocco | Trevor Matich
December 30, 2010

## References[edit]

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Pinstripe Bowl

* 2010
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014
* 2015
* 2016
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019
* 2020
* 2021
* 2022
* 2023

* Yankee Stadium (2010–present)

* Broadcasters

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NCAA Division I FBS bowl game broadcasters

College Football Playoff|

* Championship Game
* Cotton
* Fiesta
* Orange
* Peach
* Rose
* Sugar

Other bowl games|

* 68 Ventures
* Alamo
* Arizona
* Armed Forces
* Bahamas
* Birmingham
* Boca Raton
* Guaranteed Rate
* Camellia
* Citrus
* Cure
* Duke's Mayo
* Famous Idaho Potato
* First Responder
* Frisco
* Gasparilla
* Gator
* Hawaii
* Holiday
* Independence
* LA
* Las Vegas
* Liberty
* Military
* Myrtle Beach
* Music City
* New Mexico
* New Orleans
* Pinstripe
* Pop-Tarts
* Quick Lane
* Redbox
* Sun
* Tampa Bay
* Texas

Defunct bowls|

* Aloha
* BCS National Championship Game
* Little Caesars Pizza
* Miami Beach
* Poinsettia

Miscellaneous
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* College football on television (BCS)
* Sports broadcasting contracts

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