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ESPN Announces College Basketball Coverage Plans With More Than 4,000 Games Scheduled
For the 2024-2025 college basketball season, ESPN owns rights to more than 30 conferences.
ESPN SEC Network Host Peter Burns Says a Missouri Football Fan Saved His Life
Peter Burns, who has been a part of ESPN's SEC Network since 2014, told a frightening story on today's episode of SEC This Morning....
ESPN Announces 2024 College Football Broadcasting Teams
As the effects of realignment are realized across various Power Five conferences and the College Football Playoff expands to 12 teams, ESPN is prepared...
SEC Network Celebrates 10 Years on the Air
ESPN and the Southeastern Conference launched the SEC Network 10 years ago Wednesday with a broadcast of SEC Now on Aug. 14 at 6...
Paul Finebaum: First Time Working with Nick Saban at ESPN ‘Most Intimidating 60 Minutes I’ve Ever Spent’
Former national championship-winning coach Nick Saban is now on the ESPN roster of college football analysts. That detail might not have sunk into Paul...
SEC Network Special ‘Decade of Dominance’ Debuts August 14
The SEC Network has announced a new special, ‘Decade of Dominance’ which will highlight the incredible run the conference has been on. The special...
Paul Finebaum Signs Multi-Year Contract Extension with ESPN
ESPN has announced a new multi-year contract extension with SEC Network and ESPN Radio host Paul Finebaum. The 68 year old will continue his...
Randall Cobb Joins SEC Network
“The level of greatness this conference provides year after year is unmatched – I cannot wait [to] return to the conference family with this SEC Network crew.”
ESPN to Air Around 1,000 Regular Season College Football Games Across All Platforms
It will all start in Dublin, Ireland when Florida State and Georgia Tech play on August 24 at 12 p.m. ET. It will culminate with the CFP National Championship on Jan. 20.
ESPN Platforms to Air Every Pitch of 2024 NCAA Baseball Regionals
Regional play will go from May 31-June 3, followed by Super Regionals June 7-10 and then the Men's College World Series from June 14-24.