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

Television

Network Date Play-by-play announcers Color commentators Sideline reporters
ESPN 2023 Chris Cotter Mark Herzlich Morgan Uber
2022 Clay Matvick Rocky Boiman Dawn Davenport
2021 Bill Roth Kelly Stouffer Lauren Sisler
Dec. 2020 Chris Cotter Mark Herzlich Taylor Davis
Jan. 2020 Bill Roth John Congemi Kris Budden
2018 Roy Philpott Tom Ramsey Alex Corddry
2017
2016 Dave Neal Matt Stinchcomb Olivia Harlan
2015 Mark Neely Mike Bellotti Kevin Weidl
2014 Eamon McAnaney Dan Hawkins Dawn Davenport
2013 Clay Matvick Matt Stinchcomb
2012 Tom Hart Mike Bellotti Quint Kessenich
2011 Dave Flemming Heather Cox
2010 Carter Blackburn Brock Huard and Mike Bellotti Shelley Smith
2009[1] Eric Collins Brock Huard Heather Cox
2008 Bob Wischusen
2007 Dave LaMont James Hasty
2006 Mark Jones David Norrie
2005 Eric Collins Andre Ware
ESPN2[2] Dec. 2004 Pam Ward Mike Tomczak
ESPN Jan. 2004
ESPN2 2002 Jerry Punch Randy Wright Heather Cox
2000 Wayne Larrivee
1999 Mike Gleason
1998 Jim Barbar
1997 Craig Bolerjack Mike Golic

Radio

Date Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators Sideline reporters
2023 ESPN Radio Clay Matvick Dave Steckel
2022 Bowl Season Radio Brian Roth Hans Olsen Tim Murray
2021 ESPN Radio Kevin Winter Trevor Matich
Dec. 2020 FirstTeam Radio Brian Roth Hans Olsen
Jan. 2020 Bowlday Radio Bob Behler Chris Lewis
2018 Gameday Radio Scott Garrard
2017 Wyatt Thompson Landry Burdine Bob Behler
2016 ESPN Radio Paul Loeffler Pat Hill Marty Cesario
2015
2014
2013 Marc Kestecher Dan Hawkins Marty Cesario
2012 Rich Cellini Tom Ramsey Shelley Smith
2011 Bill Rosinski David Norrie Joe Schad
2010 Justin Kutcher David Diaz-Infante Marty Cesario
2009 Nevada Sports Network Dave Tester Alex Shelton
2008 Jared Zabransky
2007 Alex Shelton
2006
2005
Dec 2004
Jan 2004
2002
2001

References

  1. ↑ "BCS National Championship Game Highlights Schedule of 30 College Football Bowl Games across ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Radio and ESPN360.com | ESPN MediaZone". Archived from the original on 2009-12-12. Retrieved 2016-10-10.
  2. ↑ "- YouTube". YouTube.
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