Mario Cristobal and his team dominated the first three weeks of college football, capping it off with a 62-0 victory over Ball State. Although the Miami Hurricanes are entering the week with confidence and a winning streak, a real test awaits Canes. On the other hand, after losing to Alabama by 26 points, the South Florida Bulls bounced back stronger in week 3 with a 49-24 victory against Southern Miss. Running back Kelley Joiner emerged as a savior and rushed for 117 yards and scored two touchdowns, while Na-Quan Wright added 100 more yards.

Week 4 is set to be one of the most thrilling weeks this season, packed with nail-biting competition and classic rivalries. One of the anticipated games is scheduled for Saturday, September 21. Despite suffering one loss, South Florida looks strong and is set to face Miami Football, a team that has dominated throughout the season so far. Raymond James Stadium is going to witness some strong performances and powerful game plans. Fans who cannot attend the game live can sit back home and enjoy it on ESPN. Let’s discuss the voices for the action-packed game.

Bob Wischusen and Louis Riddick are the announcers for the South Florida vs. Miami football game. Florida and Miami fans, here’s a reminder for you to mark on your calendars 7 p.m. this coming Saturday! Bob Wischusen has a lot of experience, and Louis Riddick, a former player himself, will offer invaluable insights. It is going to be an exciting matchup that, as college football fans, you won’t want to miss.

Although the Canes are moving forward with a commanding victory of 62 points. The face-off with South Florida is going to be a real challenge. Sports Illustrated reported head coach Mario Cristobal’s comment before their next matchup, “[On what stands out] I think their speed, their physicality, the intensity they play with, the way they get to the football, the ability to tackle and get guys on the ground in space, and the tempo they play with on the other side of the ball. There is a lot to them that has made them successful,”.

The head coach’s comment underscores the nature of the game for South Florida, which might be a threat to Canes. As Miami prepares for their week 4 matchup, the entire team must continue their aggressive play.

Meet Bob Wischusen and Louis Riddick announcers for Saturday

Bob Wischusen is a known personality on American television. He is an accomplished commentator for ESPN, and he analyzes not only college football but also hockey and basketball. Wischusen joined ESPN in 2006 as a secondary commentator for NCAA and basketball. Initially,  he covered games from mid-major conferences like MAC and WAC. However, his journey in college football took a major leap in 2009, when he became the voice for ACC college football regional action on ABC. You can witness the extensive experience we are talking about on your TV screens on Saturday. Wischusen is teaming up with Louis Riddick for a highly anticipated game between South Florida and Miami.

Louis Riddick, a former NFL player who played from 1991 to 1998, will bring his on-field experience and knowledge. He has a deep understanding of games as he comes from a football family. His brother Robb Riddick played 8 seasons with the Buffalo Bills. Riddick’s cousins, Will and Tim Lewis, are former NFL players. Riddick’s addition to the ESPN broadcast team makes them more versatile and balanced. Currently he is serving as a color analyst and covers college football along with two most experienced and talented people, Bob Wischusen and Kris Budden.

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