About College Football (1998)

College Football was the name given to ESPN and ABC's broadcasts of the NCAA Division I-A college football games that started airing in 1998. It wasn't as much a TV series with a plot as it was a presentation of live football games.

Making / Production

College Football was produced and aired by ESPN and ABC Sports in the United States. The show featured previews of coming games, recaps of completed games, stars of the game, and in-depth analysis. It included expert commentary, exciting visuals, and accurate up-to-date scores, statistics, and news from the college football world.

Actors

• Chris Fowler, the show's host, kept the broadcasts running smoothly and contributed with superb football knowledge.
• Kirk Herbstreit, as analyst, provided expert analysis and predictions.
• Lee Corso, had a famous role for his headgear predictions and his charismatic personality added an interesting dynamic to the show.

Trivia/Interesting Facts

• Lee Corso's catchphrase "Not so fast, my friend!" became an iconic statement attached to the College Football broadcasts.
• College Football launched many sports broadcasting careers, including those of Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit, and Chris Fowler.
• The show was notable for shooting live from various college campuses.

Quotes from the show

• "Not so fast, my friend!" - Lee Corso
• "In the immortal words of Coach Lee Corso, 'Not so fast, my friend!'" - Chris Fowler

Music/Soundtrack

The music and theme song for College Football was written by Edd Kalehoff and is known for being catchy and memorable, adding to the excitement and anticipation of the games.