Who are the announcers for the Pinstripe Bowl? Here's the broadcast team for Penn State-Clemson

Penn State meets Clemson in the 2025 Pinstripe Bowl on Dec. 27 at Yankee Stadium. Kickoff is at Noon ET. ABC is televising the contest. And, the announcer crew is now in. Dave Pasch (play-by-play), Dusty Dvoracek (color commentary), and Taylor McGregor (sideline reporter) will be on the call from New York. That broadcast booth tandem last called a Penn State game in 2022 when a September matchup with Ohio was, for some reason, featured on ABC.

BetMGM now lists the Nittany Lions as a 4.5-point underdog for their postseason date with the Tigers. Interim head coach Terry Smith’s side opened as a 1.5-point favorite a week or so ago. The total is still at 48.5 points.

“Playing in Yankee Stadium, it’s one of the most iconic buildings in the world. I’m excited for our guys to have the opportunity to play there and for our fans to come,” Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft said. “We know from past experience how well you all treat the student-athletes, the coaches, and the fans in this game, so it’s a great opportunity. I feel very blessed to have it.

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“I also want to say it’s fun when you get to do these things with friends. Graham Neff, Graham, my man, is a dear friend, a great colleague. Coach Swinney I believe is one of the best to ever do it, and it is a great honor for Penn State to play Clemson and to be able to be on the field with a program, which I take great pride in doing that, but being able to play them and what they’ve built is something that we all look at and strive for. It’s a great honor. We’re excited. Happy to get there, get to play ball again, and have all the families and the fans together. It’s going to be a special, special day.”

This is Penn State’s second trip to the Pinstripe Bowl. It won the first time it was there by beating Boston College back in 2014. Clemson, meanwhile, is making its postseason debut in ‘The Big Apple.’

For the Lions, defensive lineman Zane Durant, safety Zakee Wheatley, running back Nick Singleton, and guard Vega Ioane have all opted out of the game. Swinney’s side will be without a number of starters, as well, though the Tigers’ listof opt outs is not exactly clear at this moment in time.