List of Aloha Bowl broadcasters

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The following is a list of the television networks and announcers who broadcast college football's Aloha Bowl throughout the years.

DateNetwork Play-by-play announcer Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter
2000 ABC [1] Brent Musburger Gary Danielson Jack Arute
1999 Tim Brant Dean Blevins
1998 Brent Musburger Dan Fouts Jack Arute
1997
1996 Todd Blackledge
1994 Terry Gannon Tim Brant Dean Blevins
1993 Mark Jones Jack Arute
1992 Julie Moran
1989 Keith Jackson Bob Griese Mike Adamle
1988 [2] Lynn Swann
1986 Al Michaels Mike Adamle
1985Innovative SportsHarry Kalas Dennis Green
1984 TCS/Metrosports Jack Snow and George Connor
1983Metrosports Ray Scott Joe Butitta
1982 [3] ESPN/Metrosports Harry Kalas Joe Kapp Les Keiter

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