List of Fiesta Bowl broadcasters

Television network, play-by-play and color commentator(s) for the Fiesta Bowl. The Fiesta Bowl began in 1971, but was considered a “minor bowl” until the January 1, 1982 game between Penn State–USC. Since then, the Fiesta Bowl has been considered a major bowl.

Starting with the 2010–11 season, ESPN started airing the games, out bidding Fox for the rights to the games.[1]

Television
Date Network Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s)
December 31, 2022ESPNSean McDonoughTodd BlackledgeMolly McGrath and Tiffany Blackmon
January 1, 2022Bob WischusenDan OrlovskyKris Budden
January 2, 2021Dave PaschMike Golic Sr.Quint Kessenich
December 28, 2019Chris FowlerKirk HerbstreitMaria Taylor and Tom Rinaldi
January 1, 2019Steve LevyBrian GrieseTodd McShay
December 30, 2017Dave PaschGreg McElroyTom Luginbill
December 31, 2016Chris FowlerKirk HerbstreitSamantha Ponder and Tom Rinaldi
January 1, 2016Sean McDonoughChris SpielmanTodd McShay
December 31, 2014
January 1, 2014Shannon Spake
January 3, 2013Brad NesslerTodd BlackledgeHolly Rowe
January 2, 2012Sean McDonoughMatt MillenHeather Cox
January 1, 2011
January 4, 2010FoxSam RosenTim RyanChris Myers
January 5, 2009Matt VasgersianChris Myers and Laura Okmin
January 2, 2008Terry Donahue and Pat HadenLaura Okmin
January 1, 2007Thom BrennamanBarry Alvarez and Charles DavisChris Myers
January 2, 2006ABCBrent MusburgerGary DanielsonJack Arute
January 1, 2005Lynn Swann
January 2, 2004Tim BrantEd CunninghamSam Ryan
January 3, 2003Keith JacksonDan FoutsTodd Harris and Lynn Swann
January 1, 2002Brent MusburgerGary DanielsonJack Arute
January 1, 2001Sean McDonoughEd CunninghamLeslie Gudel
January 2, 2000Tim BrantDean Blevins
January 4, 1999Keith JacksonBob GrieseLynn Swann
December 31, 1997CBSTim BrandoEd Cunningham
January 1, 1997Jim NantzTerry Donahue
January 2, 1996
January 2, 1995NBCCharlie JonesRandy Cross
January 1, 1994Tom HammondCris CollinsworthPaul Sunderland[2]
January 1, 1993Charlie JonesTodd ChristensenBeasley Reece
January 1, 1992Ahmad Rashad
January 1, 1991Tom Hammond and Gayle Gardner
January 1, 1990Merlin OlsenJimmy Cefalo
January 2, 1989Dick Enberg
January 1, 1988Charlie JonesJimmy Cefalo
January 2, 1987Bob Griese and Jimmy Cefalo
January 1, 1986Sam RutiglianoGary Gerould
January 1, 1985Bob Griese
January 2, 1984
January 1, 1983Len Dawson
January 1, 1982Mike Haffner
December 26, 1980
December 25, 1979
December 25, 1978Curt GowdyJohn Brodie
December 25, 1977CBSLindsey NelsonTom MatteTim Ryan
December 25, 1976Paul Hornung
December 26, 1975Pat SummerallTom Brookshier
December 28, 1974Ray ScottWayne WalkerPhyllis George
December 21, 1973Mizlou
December 23, 1972HughesLindsey NelsonEddie Doucette
December 27, 1971MizlouRay Scott

Spanish

In 2013, ESPN Deportes will provide the first Spanish U.S. telecast of the Fiesta Bowl.[3]

Date Network Play-by-play Color commentator(s)
1 January 2014 ESPN Deportes Eduardo Varela Pablo Viruega
3 January 2013

Radio
Date Network Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s)
December 31, 2022ESPN RadioMarc KestecherKelly StoufferIan Fitzsimmons
January 1, 2022Jason BenettiAndre WarePaul Carcaterra
January 2, 2021Marc KestecherBen Hartsock
December 29, 2019Sean KelleyBarrett JonesIan Fitzsimmons
January 1, 2019Jason BenettiKelly StoufferOlivia Dekker
December 30, 2017Bill RosinskiDavid NorrieIan Fitzsimmons
December 31, 2016
January 1, 2016Adam AminKelly StoufferOlivia Harlan
December 31, 2014Dave FlemmingDanny KanellAllison Williams
January 1, 2014Bob WischusenRod GilmoreQuint Kessenich
January 3, 2013Bill RosinskiDavid NorrieJoe Schad
January 2, 2012
January 1, 2011Dave LaMontEd CunninghamJeannine Edwards
January 4, 2010[4]Brad NesslerTodd BlackledgeErin Andrews
January 5, 2009[5]Dave BarnettDennis FranchioneDave Ryan
January 2, 2008Sean McDonoughBob DavieHolly Rowe
January 1, 2007Ron FranklinEd CunninghamJerry Punch
January 2, 2006[6]Dave PaschRod Gilmore and Trevor MatichStacey Dales
January 2, 2004Sean McDonoughBob DavieHolly Rowe
January 2, 2000[7]Steve LevyTodd Christensen

References
  1. Fox pulls out of bidding for next round of BCS games
  2. "Family Man Costas Gets What He Wants". Chicago Tribune. December 17, 1993. Retrieved 12 March 2022.
  3. "BCS National Championship and Bowl Games on ESPN Deportes". ESPN. 4 December 2012. Retrieved 24 December 2012.
  4. http://www.espnmediazone3.com/us/2009/12/bcs-national-championship-game-highlights-schedule-of-30-college-football-bowl-games-across-abc-espn-espn2-espn-radio-and-espn 360-com/
  5. "Your 2008-2009 College Football Bowl Game National Radio Announcing Schedule".
  6. "Breaking News - ABC Sports and Espn, InC. to Provide Extensive Coverage of Bowl Championship Series". TheFutonCritic.com. Retrieved 2022-05-05.
  7. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2014-12-16. Retrieved 2014-12-16.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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