List of Army–Navy Game broadcasters

The following is a list of the television networks and announcers who have broadcast the college football's Army–Navy Game throughout the years.

2010s

Year	Network	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter(s)
2009	CBS	Verne Lundquist	Gary Danielson	Tracy Wolfson[1]
2008	CBS	Ian Eagle	Boomer Esiason	Sam Ryan
2007	CBS	Ian Eagle	Boomer Esiason	Sam Ryan
2006	CBS	Ian Eagle	Boomer Esiason	Sam Ryan
2005	CBS	Ian Eagle	Boomer Esiason	Dwayne Ballen
2004	CBS	Ian Eagle	Boomer Esiason	Dwayne Ballen
2003	CBS	Ian Eagle	Boomer Esiason	Tracy Wolfson and Dwayne Ballen
2002	CBS	Ian Eagle	Craig James	Andre Ware and Doug Graber
2001	CBS	Dick Enberg	Dan Dierdorf	Bonnie Bernstein and Andre Ware
2000	CBS	Verne Lundquist	Todd Blackledge	Jill Arrington and Dean Blevins

Year	Network	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter(s)
1999	CBS	Sean McDonough	Todd Blackledge	Michele Tafoya and Ed Cunningham
1998	CBS	Sean McDonough	Terry Donahue	Mike Mayock and Ed Cunningham
1997	CBS	Sean McDonough	Terry Donahue	Michele Tafoya and Mike Mayock
1996	CBS	Sean McDonough	Terry Donahue	Michele Tafoya and Mike Mayock
1995	ABC	Mark Jones	Todd Blackledge	Dean Blevins
1994	ABC	Brent Musburger	Dick Vermeil	Jack Arute
1993	ABC	Brent Musburger	Dick Vermeil	Jack Arute
1992	ABC	Brent Musburger	Dick Vermeil	Julie Moran
1991	ABC	Keith Jackson	Bob Griese	Jack Arute
1990	CBS	Jim Nantz	Tim Brant	John Dockery

Year	Network	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter(s)
1969	ABC	Chris Schenkel	Bud Wilkinson
1968	ABC	Bill Flemming	Johnny Lujack
1967	ABC	Chris Schenkel	Bud Wilkinson
1966	ABC	Chris Schenkel	Bud Wilkinson
1965	NBC	Lindsey Nelson	Terry Brennan and Bud Wilkinson
1964	NBC	Lindsey Nelson	Terry Brennan
1963	CBS	Lindsey Nelson	Terry Brennan
1962	CBS	Lindsey Nelson	Terry Brennan
1961	ABC	Curt Gowdy	Paul Christman
1960	ABC	Curt Gowdy	Bob Neal

The first instant replay occurred December 7, 1963 during the Army–Navy Game played in Philadelphia and telecast by CBS-TV. The program was directed by CBS Sports' top director, Tony Verna.[2] Verna's account of how he was able to combine the limited abilities of the videotape machines can be found in two of his early books, Live TV and Global Television (both Focal Press) and a 2008 book Instant Replay, The Day That Changed Sports Forever (from Creative Publishers International). A personal account of the telecast can be found in the autobiography of the game announcer Lindsey Nelson (Hello Everybody, I'm Lindsey Nelson).

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