AP Top 25 College Football Podcast
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With the help of players, coaches, TV analysts, school administrators and NCAA officials, AP College Football Writer Ralph Russo tackles on-and off-field issues affecting the sport throughout the year. The “AP Top 25 College Football Podcast” gives everyone from the casual fan to the obsessed alum, an insider look into the AP Poll and all that is trending on campuses around the country. Be ready for the big game, signing day or spring practice with this weekly chat about college football.Read more »
With the help of players, coaches, TV analysts, school administrators and NCAA officials, AP College Football Writer Ralph Russo tackles on-and off-field issues affecting the sport throughout the year. The “AP Top 25 College Football Podcast” gives everyone from the casual fan to the obsessed alum, an insider look into the AP Poll and all that is trending on campuses around the country. Be ready for the big game, signing day or spring practice with this weekly chat about college football.Read Less
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Adam Amin's Friday Night Lights
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55 minutes
Adam Amin, the voice of ESPN’s Friday night college football, talks about calling fantastic finishes and eating in the press box with AP college football writer Ralph D. Russo. Amin has become a favorite of hardcore college football fans, but he is also one of the most versatile play-by-play announcers in the business, calling the women’s Final Four, NBA playoffs and Women’s College World Series. What are the challenges of calling college football and how do you make a 59-10 game fun?Read more »
Adam Amin, the voice of ESPN’s Friday night college football, talks about calling fantastic finishes and eating in the press box with AP college football writer Ralph D. Russo. Amin has become a favorite of hardcore college football fans, but he is also one of the most versatile play-by-play announcers in the business, calling the women’s Final Four, NBA playoffs and Women’s College World Series. What are the challenges of calling college football and how do you make a 59-10 game fun?Read Less
