As Pac-12 Networks builds towards its first football telecasts on August 30, the conference announced the addition of several big names to the broadcasting team including former USC All-American WR Curtis Conway (pictured).
As was previously announced, the number one broadcast crew will feature Trojan legend Ronnie Lott, while Conway will serve as a studio analyst. Former USC assistant coach Yogi Roth will work the sideline as a reporter on Pac-12 Networks.
"We've worked hard to establish a team of on-air personalities that brings a wealth of broadcasting and playing credentials to our viewers while also establishing a voice unique to the Pac-12 Networks and our growing brand," said Gary Stevenson, President of Pac-12 Enterprises.
Other former players from other schools include Adam Archuleta (ASU), Ryan Nece (UCLA), Glenn Parker (Arizona) and Coy Wire (Stanford), while play-by-play talents Ted Robinson, Kevin Calabro and Dave Flemming will call the action.
USC football makes its Pac-12 Networks debut on September 22 against Cal.
(Photo via Trojan Wire)
As was previously announced, the number one broadcast crew will feature Trojan legend Ronnie Lott, while Conway will serve as a studio analyst. Former USC assistant coach Yogi Roth will work the sideline as a reporter on Pac-12 Networks."We've worked hard to establish a team of on-air personalities that brings a wealth of broadcasting and playing credentials to our viewers while also establishing a voice unique to the Pac-12 Networks and our growing brand," said Gary Stevenson, President of Pac-12 Enterprises.
Other former players from other schools include Adam Archuleta (ASU), Ryan Nece (UCLA), Glenn Parker (Arizona) and Coy Wire (Stanford), while play-by-play talents Ted Robinson, Kevin Calabro and Dave Flemming will call the action.
USC football makes its Pac-12 Networks debut on September 22 against Cal.
(Photo via Trojan Wire)
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