Who are the announcers for the Ole Miss vs LSU Football game

The LSU Tigers will face the Ole Miss Rebels tonight in what may be one of the best games in a loaded College Football slate. This game has massive College Football Playoff implications as both teams are ranked in the top 15 but, suffered their first losses of the season early on.

This game was given the treatment of being the SEC night cap and will be played at the same time as the biggest game of the day between Ohio State and Oregon.

The LSU Vs Ole Miss game will be broadcasted on ABC, ESPN +, and the ESPN Radio Network. Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy, and Molly McGrath will be on the call for the TV broadcast.

Sean McDonough started his career in broadcasting in 1982 while his first major gig came when he started broadcasting Boston Red Sox games. In his career, McDonough has called College Basketball, College Football, MLB, NHL, Tennis, NBA, and Golf tournaments. McDonough has been with ESPN since 2000, and is currently the lead play-by-play voice for ESPN's hockey coverage in addition to his current work covering College Football.

College Football fans will most remember Greg McElroy as the former starting quarterback for the Alabama Football team. After winning the 2010 National Championship and after finishing at Alabama, McElroy went to the NFL. McElroy would play in two games for the New York Jets starting once before retiring. McElroy has been with the SEC Network since its inception.

Molly McGrath will be reporting on this game from the sideline so she'll get to interview a very angry Brian Kelly or Lane Kiffin. McGrath started her sports media career while at Boston College when she started interviewing athletes and coaches for the school. She'd then move onto ESPN before leaving to join FS1 when it was started by Fox. In 2016, McGrath rejoined ESPN this time as a sideline reporter and has been on the sideline for nearly every big game.

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