[Date]: 2013
[Network]: ESPN
[Play-by-play announcers]: Dave Pasch
[Color commentators]: Brian Griese
[Sideline reporters]: Tom Luginbill
(Television)
[Date]: 2003
[Network]: ESPN2
[Play-by-play announcers]: Mark Malone
[Color commentators]: Mike Golic
[Sideline reporters]:
(Television)
[Date]: 2011 (Dec)
[Network]: Touchdown Radio
[Play-by-play announcers]: Roxy Bernstein
[Color commentators]: Gino Torretta
[Sideline reporters]:
(Radio)
[Date]: 2019
[Network]: Fox
[Play-by-play announcers]: Joe Davis
[Color commentators]: Brock Huard
[Sideline reporters]: Bruce Feldman
(Television)
[Date]: 2017
[Network]: Fox
[Play-by-play announcers]: Joe Davis
[Color commentators]: Brady Quinn
[Sideline reporters]: Bruce Feldman
(Television)
[Date]: 2012
[Network]: Touchdown Radio
[Play-by-play announcers]: Scott Marsh
[Color commentators]: Gino Torretta
[Sideline reporters]:
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About This Tool
The Redbox Bowl is an NCAA certified postseason college football game that has been played annually in the San Francisco Bay Area since 2002. Originally the San Francisco Bowl, it was the Emerald Cup from 2004 to 2009, the Fight Hunger Cup from 2010 to 2013, and the Foster Farms Bowl from 2014 to 2017, and has been known by its current name since 2018. Each Redbox event was narrated by a professional broadcaster, and the random tool recorded a list of 32 well known radio commentators.
The Redbox Bowl networks and broadcasters are from the local network and broadcaster, Fox and ESPN. The broadcasters involved in the commentary are also very experienced, professional ability is particularly strong. Go to this generator to see the responsible commentators for each annual game, including Play-by-play announcements, Color commentators, and Sideline reporters.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Redbox Bowl broadcasters.
