Watch ESPN College Football - Game of the Week

Name: ESPN College Football - Game of the Week
Genre: Sports
Released: 2008-09-21

2008
1 Season

The ESPN College Football - Game of the Week is a highly anticipated sports broadcast that airs on ESPN. The show features a different game every week, which is usually between two of the top college football teams from across the country. The broadcast is an opportunity for college football fans to see the best of the best compete against each other, showcasing their football skills and abilities.

The show starts with an introduction to the history and background of each team. The host and commentators give a brief overview of the program and players while also sharing interesting facts and statistics. This is followed by a preview of the game, including a breakdown of the team's strengths and weaknesses, and a discussion on how each team can secure the win.

The commentary team for the game is made up of experienced sports reporters who are well-versed in college football. Their expertise helps to provide the audience with insightful analysis and a deep understanding of the game. They bring the game to life with their rich commentary and detailed explanations of the strategies being employed by the teams.

Throughout the game, the camera captures all angles of the field, including sideline and aerial shots, to give the audience a comprehensive view of the players and the action. The production team uses multiple camera angles to create an immersive experience for viewers. They also cut to replays of significant plays and highlight moments throughout the game, helping to reinforce the commentary team's analysis.

The broadcast also features on-field interviews with the coaches and players during the game. These interviews provide insight into the team's mindset and strategies as the game is in progress. They also provide an opportunity for the commentators to ask pointed questions about specific plays or decisions made by the teams.

During halftime, the show takes a break from the game to provide analysis and updates on other college football games happening at the same time. The commentary team shares highlights and scores from other games, as well as insights into how those results impact the rankings and playoff picture.

Following the game, the show wraps up with a post-game analysis. The commentary team discusses the game's turning points, key players and strategies, and the overall performance of each team. They also provide insight into how this game impacts the team's future prospects and where they stand within the league rankings.

Overall, the ESPN College Football - Game of the Week is an exciting and informative broadcast that provides college football fans with an in-depth look at some of the top teams in the country. Whether you're a hardcore fan or a casual observer, this show is a must-watch for anyone interested in college football.

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Seasons

15. Chick-Fil-A Bowl: LSU vs Georgia Tech

January 6, 2009

One year after winning a national championship, unranked LSU found renewed reason to hope for a return to glory. Charles Scott ran for three touchdowns, freshman quarterback Jordan Jefferson completed his first nine passes and LSU made big plays on special teams in a surprisingly easy 38-3 victory win over Georgia Tech in the Chick-fil-A Bowl. The Tigers have now won fourth straight bowl games and have scored 38-plus points in each game.

14. The Rose Bowl Game: Penn St vs USC

January 3, 2009

These teams are more evenly matched than most realize. Both played relatively easy schedules with similar opponent records. Both lost on the road to 8-4 teams. Both are ranked very close in every offensive and defensive team category. With that said, the key for both teams will be the play in the trenches - whoever dominates the line of scrimmage will win.

13. Missouri vs. Northwestern

December 30, 2008

With seconds remaining on the clock, Missouri kicker Jeff Wolfert stepped up to a 44-yard field goal attempt to give the Tigers double-digit victories in consecutive seasons. Wolfert, one of the most prolific kickers in college football, watched the ball sail wide right, opening the door for the surprising Northwestern Wildcats. Overtime brought out the best and worst in both teams as Chase Daniel fought to overcome three interceptions to give his team the win. The Wildcats, looking for their first bowl win since 1949, turned to C.J. Bacher and a desperation heave into the end zone on 4th and goal.

12. Missouri vs. Oklahoma

December 9, 2008

In last season's Big 12 championship game, Oklahoma won a second straight conference title and spoiled Missouri's national title hopes. In this year's title game it was the No. 4 Sooners who tried to avoid an upset against the No. 20 Tigers and stay in the national championship hunt. Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford passed for 384 yards and two touchdowns, while Missouri star Jeremy Maclin had 183 all purpose yards and a TD.

11. Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State

December 1, 2008

Oklahoma and Oklahoma State met with more than an intense rivalry to play for, this year's Bedlam Series contributed heavily in determining the Big 12 South champion and perhaps a spot in the Bowl Championship Series title game. The teams combined for the most points in the history of the rivalry and combine for 1,009 yards.

10. Boston College vs Wake Forest

November 23, 2008

Boston College Quarterback Chris Crane went down early vs Wake Forest and back-up Dominique Davis had to take the reins. It became a 5 minute drill with Davis leading the Eagles down the field down by 5. If they succeed it could mean one step further to the Atlantic Division title.

9. Maryland vs UNC

November 16, 2008

Maryland had won five straight over Top 25 teams and looked to junior quarterback Chris Turner and sophomore running back Darrel Scott to extend the streak. Winning wouldn't be easy for the Terrapins as ranked North Carolina brought one of its best teams in the history of the school's program to Byrd Stadium.

8. Texas vs. Texas Tech

November 2, 2008

Texas Tech needed to go 28 yards in eight seconds to upset No. 1 Texas. Moments after dreaming it, Michael Crabtree made it a reality, delivering a victory and memory that will not fade.

7. Oklahoma State vs Texas

October 27, 2008

Colt McCoy made rare mistakes. The Texas defense got pushed around and the Longhorns watched their big lead and momentum gradually disappear. Suddenly, the No. 1 team in the country looked vulnerable. Yet here they are, still unbeaten, and with still more tough games to play. McCoy passed for 391 yards and two touchdowns Saturday but the Longhorns defense needed to come up with two huge stands in a 28-24 win over No. 7 Oklahoma State after he threw a third-quarter interception and fumbled late in the fourth.

6. Oklahoma vs Kansas

October 20, 2008

Sam Bradford passed for an Oklahoma-record 468 yards and had three touchdown passes to help the No. 4 Sooners bounce back from their first loss by beating No. 16 Kansas 45-31. Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing was able to keep the Jayhawks (5-2, 2-1 Big 12) in the game into the third quarter by dodging pressure but Oklahoma (6-1, 2-1 Big 12) proved to be too much to handle.

5. Oklahoma vs Texas

October 12, 2008

The Lone Star State is heating up as Texas an Oklahoma meet in Dallas for their annual Red River Rivalry. For the first time since 2004, both teams are ranked in the top 5 for this head to head meeting. The top ranked Sooners and No.5 Longhorns are both looking to remain undefeated as they meet for the 103rd time.

4. Auburn vs. Vanderbilt

October 9, 2008

Auburn is trying to be patient with first-year offensive coordinator Tony Franklin. Building an offense that contributes to a successful team often takes a few games, or in Vanderbilt's case, seven years. Coming off another poor game on offense, the 13th-ranked Tigers face the surprising 19th-ranked Commodores in a Southeastern Conference. The Commodores have their first national ranking since 1984. Auburn has won 13 straight games against Vanderbilt, dating back to the 1955 Gator Bowl that the Commodores won 25-13. This will be the first time the Tigers have played Vanderbilt with the Commodores ranked.

3. USC vs. Oregon St.

August 18, 2009

USC begins its quest for a seventh straight conference crown, as the Trojans open its Pac-10 schedule with Oregon State. USC defeated the Beavers 24-3 last season, but in its last trip to Corvallis in 2006, the then-No. 3 Trojans were shocked 33-31, ending the program's 38-game regular-season winning streak.

2. Kansas vs. South Florida

August 13, 2009

A couple of teams with BCS dreams face off in Tampa when South Florida hosts Kansas. The spotlight will be on the quarterbacks: Kansas' Todd Reesing and USF's Matt Grothe. The Jayhawks won the only other matchup between the schools, 13-7 in 2006.

1. LSU vs. Auburn

September 21, 2008

LSU may need to beat Auburn this week to keep alive its hopes of repeating as national champion. That means winning at Jordan-Hare Stadium -- something it hasn't done in almost exactly a decade. Ten years and one day after its last road victory in the series, No. 6 LSU travels to 10th-ranked Auburn in a showdown of SEC powerhouses. The rivalry between LSU (2-0, 0-0) and Auburn (3-0, 1-0) has been a study in protecting home field of late, as the home team has won each of the last eight matchups. That could spell bad news for LSU this week, as its last win at Auburn came Sept. 19, 1998.

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