SEC 'Car Wash.' Jones ESPN schudule

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Here is the preliminary schedule of Jones' day, which is subject to change. Also, please note, many of the television aspects will be taped at the listed times for airing later in the day on Monday. @Vol_Football will tweet the updated air times once they are known.

10:00 a.m. - SEC Network Roundtable
10:30 a.m. - ESPN Print/Digital Interviews with Chris Low
10:45 a.m. - Grantland Interview with Matt Hinton
11:00 a.m. - ESPN Insider Interview with Travis Haney
11:15 a.m. - ESPN SEC Reporter Interview with Alex Scarborough
11:30 a.m. - College GameDay taping
11:45 a.m. - ESPN Front Row
12:00 p.m. - ESPN Digital Video with Heather Dinich
12:20 p.m. - SCEU
1:00 p.m. - Paul Finebaum Show taping
1:20 p.m. - College Football Live taping
1:40 p.m. - ESPN Images Photo Shoot
2:15 p.m. - SportsCenter (LIVE)
2:35 p.m. - Interview with Brett McMurphy
2:45 p.m. - Interview with Joe Schad

Jones At ESPN On Monday - University of Tennessee Official Athletic Site

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The famed ESPN “Car Wash” takes it to another level next week.

On two sets of back-to-back days, the Southeastern Conference and Pac-12 will bring all 12 college football coaches from its respective leagues to ESPN’s Bristol, Conn., campus for interviews.

“Normally, if you are a few minutes late to an interview, you can make up time throughout the day. For these four days, if one particular coach is late, it doesn’t just throw off his day, it impacts six coaches’ schedules.

“That’s how intertwined they are. Literally all of these schedules are built down to the exact minute.”

Every coach is scheduled to appear on SportsCenter and College Football Live, and participate in a live Twitter chat at some point during his day.

Another highlight will be SportsNation

Otherwise, every coach has a personalized schedule of appearances on ESPN Radio and television programs and any number of other ESPN platforms from online chats to podcasts.

There will be other conference officials, Sports Information Directors, and even some coaches’ family members.

“We’ve had to recruit people outside of our immediate group of Talent Producers, but we have someone assigned to every visiting coach, and we even have a few runners to assist with the other guests to ensure an uninterrupted schedule,” added Stokes.

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Thanks, ItsAllVols, makes sense now! Had no idea this was a thing. Go Vols!
 
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This is today? I find it very odd that there was no lead-up to this at all.
 
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ItsAllVols said:
Car Wash: Planning for 'The Works' - ESPN Front Row

The famed ESPN “Car Wash” takes it to another level next week.

On two sets of back-to-back days, the Southeastern Conference and Pac-12 will bring all 12 college football coaches from its respective leagues to ESPN’s Bristol, Conn., campus for interviews.

“Normally, if you are a few minutes late to an interview, you can make up time throughout the day. For these four days, if one particular coach is late, it doesn’t just throw off his day, it impacts six coaches’ schedules.

“That’s how intertwined they are. Literally all of these schedules are built down to the exact minute.”

Every coach is scheduled to appear on SportsCenter and College Football Live, and participate in a live Twitter chat at some point during his day.

Another highlight will be SportsNation

Otherwise, every coach has a personalized schedule of appearances on ESPN Radio and television programs and any number of other ESPN platforms from online chats to podcasts.

There will be other conference officials, Sports Information Directors, and even some coaches’ family members.

“We’ve had to recruit people outside of our immediate group of Talent Producers, but we have someone assigned to every visiting coach, and we even have a few runners to assist with the other guests to ensure an uninterrupted schedule,” added Stokes.

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just a heads up, that link is 4 years old...
 
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ItsAllVols said:
Car Wash: Planning for 'The Works' - ESPN Front Row

The famed ESPN “Car Wash” takes it to another level next week.

On two sets of back-to-back days, the Southeastern Conference and Pac-12 will bring all 12 college football coaches from its respective leagues to ESPN’s Bristol, Conn., campus for interviews.

“Normally, if you are a few minutes late to an interview, you can make up time throughout the day. For these four days, if one particular coach is late, it doesn’t just throw off his day, it impacts six coaches’ schedules.

“That’s how intertwined they are. Literally all of these schedules are built down to the exact minute.”

Every coach is scheduled to appear on SportsCenter and College Football Live, and participate in a live Twitter chat at some point during his day.

Another highlight will be SportsNation

Otherwise, every coach has a personalized schedule of appearances on ESPN Radio and television programs and any number of other ESPN platforms from online chats to podcasts.

There will be other conference officials, Sports Information Directors, and even some coaches’ family members.

“We’ve had to recruit people outside of our immediate group of Talent Producers, but we have someone assigned to every visiting coach, and we even have a few runners to assist with the other guests to ensure an uninterrupted schedule,” added Stokes.

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one Coach with the ****s could mess up everything :)
 
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If you walk up to Butch and say this phrase: "embrace individuals brick by brick", will his head explode?
 
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