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East/West College Bowl 2
The setup
The premise
Here’s the bit.
Two booth announcers welcome viewers to the 2013 East/West Bowl and promise a class to top the previous year. Key and Peele then cycle through wigs, beards and deliveries as each East player gives his name and college, from Coznesster Smiff of Rutgers to Jammie Jammie-Jammie of Ohio State and Fudge, who names no school at all and whom the announcers treat as the season’s biggest story. The West roster pushes further with schools such as DeVry, online classes and home schooling, a name card printed in Wingdings, a player whose face is pixelated and one called God, before the lineup closes on A.A. Ron Balakay, a white player from the historically Black Morehouse College whose name recalls Mr. Garvey’s roll call.
The funny people
Meet the cast. 34
Say it with us
Highly quotable.
Cartoons, plural. Virginia Tech.
You're right, I could talk about Fudge all day.
A.A. Ron Balakay, Morehouse College.
Behind the scenes
The people who made it.

Peter Atencio
Director

Keegan-Michael Key
Writer

Jordan Peele
Writer
A little extra
Notes from the archive.
Comedy Central posted the sequel online in September 2013, days before Key & Peele’s third season premiered, as a follow-up to the original East/West College Bowl, which had become one of the show’s most-viewed clips. It later aired in the season’s twelfth episode in December 2013.
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