Longtime ESPN announcer Chris Fowler has been accused of "ruining" a special moment at the Rose Bowl on Thursday. Fowler, 63, is on the call of the Rose Bowl between No. 1 Indiana and No. 9 Alabama. The Hoosiers had a dominant first half,

ESPN color commentator Kirk Herbstreit offered a blunt assessment of Alabama's performance against Indiana in Thursday's College Football Playoff quarterfinal.

Longtime ESPN college football and No. 2 Monday Night Football play-by-play voice Chris Fowler is widely regarded as one of the very best in the business when he is on his A-game. But unfortunately, it was clear to most viewers of the second of ESPN’s ...

Unfortunately, Chris Fowler doesn't sound like himself for ESPN's first "Monday Night Football" doubleheader of the NFL season. Fowler is best known for calling college football games on ABC alongside Kirk Herbstreit. Tennis fans are also used to hearing ...

ESPN had dueling “Monday Night Football” games in Week 3, which led the network to have its second team announce one of the games, and that included Chris Fowler. Fowler, Dan Orlovsky and Louis Riddick comprise ESPN’s second announcing team for ...

Chris Fowler, the lead commentator for the upcoming EA Sports College Football 25 alongside Kirk Herbstreit, recently offered a sneak peek behind the curtain. In a video posted a few weeks ago, Fowler revealed some unusual calls players might encounter in ...

The most famous Fowler in sports media is ... Well, not me. Not by a long shot. It is undoubtedly ESPN’s Chris Fowler, one of the cable network’s longtime stars. Fowler is widely known for his enthusiastically efficient play-by-play calls on major ...

Fans already excited about EA Sports’ upcoming NCAA Football video game will be even moreso after hearing a video update from Chris Fowler. Fowler is set to provide commentary for the game alongside his real ESPN partner Kirk Herbstreit, and the ...

Whether you watched the absolutely insane ending of the Iron Bowl alone in your house or in a crowded bar, chances are you were freaking out. So, too, were ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler, as ESPN’s cameras captured in the booth. Herbstreit and ...