NFL RedZone host Scott Hansen reveals thoughts on ESPN college football spinoff

Hansen has been hosting the iconic NFL RedZone program since it first debuted back in 2009.
Ohio State Buckeyes WR Carnell Tate catches near Texas Longhorns corner Malik Muhammad during the College Football Playoff
Ohio State Buckeyes WR Carnell Tate catches near Texas Longhorns corner Malik Muhammad during the College Football Playoff / Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
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NFL RedZone has been a staple for football fans every Sunday afternoon for over 15 years, and with the iconic program moving to ESPN soon there could be a new spinoff show coming in the future that will feature chaotic college football Saturdays.

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Great speculation has arisen following the announcement that ESPN has acquired NFL RedZone, and that's prompted the host of the show, Scott Hansen, to receive lots of questions about if he'd be willing to work on another similar program.

Hansen appeared on The Rich Eisen Show recently and was asked about hosting a college football version of RedZone, and his answer was clear as day. The veteran television personality gave an emphatic "you betcha" when questioned about the possibility, which is more great news for football fans.

With so many more college football games on Saturdays though, that would create quite the drama on set for Hansen and everyone else working on the hypothetical program, but it would also be a huge gold mine for ESPN.

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