Internet goes crazy as ESPN's Joe Tessitore gets to make call on his son John's huge play vs. Clemson
ESPN’s Joe Tessitore is on the call for Saturday’s game between No. 1 Clemson and Boston College at Death Valley.
At halftime, the Eagles hold a shocking 28-13 lead over the Tigers, who are playing without star QB Trevor Lawrence. However, it’s the Clemson defense that has been the big problem on Saturday.
There was a special moment in the second quarter. Tessitore’s son, John, is actually a redshirt sophomore punter/kicker for the Eagles, and as you can see below, Joe got to call a big play made by his son. John drew the Tigers offsides on a key fourth down:
Joe Tessitore calling his own son moving the sticks for BC on 4th down against top ranked Clemson is one of the coolest damn things we’ve seen. pic.twitter.com/tlQL8S5Zb6
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) October 31, 2020
Boston College then went on to score a touchdown on an incredible catch by CJ Lewis. Check out this madness:
WHAT A SNAG, THE BLOWOUT IS ON❗️ pic.twitter.com/dNsULtEzB0
— The Spurs Up Show (@TheSpursUpShow) October 31, 2020
Fans were quick to jump on Twitter to weigh in on the special moment for the Tessitore family:
What a moment for Joe Tessitore to get to call that for his son! That was awesome.
— Ian Hest (@IanHest) October 31, 2020
What an amazing moment for Joe Tessitore. So awesome!!!
— Parker Todd (@ParkerTodd16) October 31, 2020
https://twitter.com/NicoleAuerbach/status/1322592799682924547
Hearing Joe Tessitore call his son’s awesome play, just hearing the pride in his voice.. that was a cool moment
— Mr. Magorium (@JewniorGong) October 31, 2020
Joe Tessitore getting to call his son, the punter, draw Clemson offside on a hard count. Wow
— Big Mike (@ImBiggerMike) October 31, 2020
How in the world does Joe Tessitore know so much about this John Tessitore kid?
— Matt Fortuna (@Matt_Fortuna) October 31, 2020
Looks like Joe Tessitore has some background on the #BC holder.
— Cody Leist (@CodyLeist) October 31, 2020
I don't know if ESPN will ever show it because they don't want to hear the "bias" talk, but…. man I hope they have film of Tessitore's face when he called it. https://t.co/AhfDuDYQMH
— Chris Anderson (@CMAnderson247) October 31, 2020
Joe Tessitore calling his own son successfully running a fake field goal hard count is the most delightful moment of the season
— patrick mayhorn (@patrick_mayhorn) October 31, 2020
Can the Eagles finish off the upset? We’ll see what happens in the second half, but there’s still a lot of football left to be played.