Mike Patrick and color commentator Ed Cunningham shared broadcasting duties for Kentucky’s 41-38 victory over Louisville on Saturday. And even though the Wildcats looked good while recording their first win over the Cardinals since 2010, according to the Twitterverse, the same couldn’t be said about the ESPN duo:

Palmer, Musburger lay an “Egg” on air

Jesse Palmer had the call along with SEC Network play-by-play man Brent Musburger for last Saturday’s Egg Bowl. And while quarterback Nick Fitzgerald had a tremendous game to lead Mississippi State to a 55-20 victory over Ole Miss, Bulldogs fans were less than impressed with Palmer’s performance:

To be fair, viewer criticism wasn’t limited to Palmer. Fans took to Twitter to take shots at Musburger as well:

Not everyone is glad with Brad

Brad Nessler, with CBS broadcast partner Aaron Taylor, called Missouri’s 28-24 victory over Arkansas on Friday. For the most part, his return to the college football air waves has gotten favorable reviews on social media, but the veteran play-by-play guy also happens to have a few detractors:

Viewers don’t particularly care for Ware

Andre Ware and play-by-play guy Tom Hart were the broadcasters for Saturday night’s Tennessee-Vanderbilt matchup on SEC Network. And as viewers watched the Commodores rally for their 45-34 victory, they couldn’t rally behind what Ware was saying:

Not exactly bowled over by Danielson

Last but not least, we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention CBS’ Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson. In what was Uncle Verne’s last Iron Bowl broadcast, Alabama pounded Auburn, 30-12, and tweeters saved their vitriol for the longtime analyst: