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Revision as of 07:47, 26 July 2012
College Football Countdown on ABC presented by Nissan typically airs at 3:00 PM on Saturday afternoons during football season on ABC. The programs precedes game action on the network and has ever since 1981.
Hosts
- Jim Lampley: (1981–1987)[1][2]
- Al Trautwig: (1988)
- Roger Twibell: (1989–1991)
- John Saunders: (1992–present)
Analysts
- Beano Cook: (1982–1985)
- Bo Schembechler: (1991)
- Todd Blackledge: (1996–1998)[3]
- Terry Bowden: (1999–2003)
- Craig James: (2003–2008)
- Aaron Taylor: (2004–2005)
- Doug Flutie: (2006–2008)
- Jesse Palmer: (2009–present)