Hosted by Rece Davis, BCS Countdown will feature a variety of analysts each week from the likes of Kirk Herbstreit, Craig James, Rod Gilmore, Mark May, Urban Meyer, Jesse Palmer, David Pollack and Robert Smith to break down teams’ standings via the show’s touchscreen technology and to offer their picks for best in the nation.
Additionally, BCS expert Brad Edwards will offer his bowl projections each week on set via touchscreen to illustrate all potential matchups for each of the 35 existing bowl games. New this year, fans can submit their questions via Twitter using the hashtag #BCS for answer live on air.
Michael Fountain, senior coordinating producer, ESPN, said, “We realize fans will look to us each week for the BCS Standings and analysis of what it all means for their teams’ bowl hopes. BCS Countdown uses the strength of our college football coverage – the best analysts in the business – to break it down for them.”
ESPN.com
ESPN.com will have full coverage every Sunday and Monday on the release of the BCS Standings. Each Sunday, ESPN.com will post the complete BCS standings with several of its bloggers weighing in. On Mondays, ESPN.com will host the BCS Journey – an interactive chat of BCS Standings and more, as well as the BCS Minute – a video featuring Edwards’ take on the weekly announcement. In addition, ESPN Insider members can read an in-depth BCS breakdown by Edwards.
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