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ESPN Announces College Football Playoff Studio Programming
Following its most-viewed regular season in its 38-year history, College GameDay will make two trips in the First Round starting on Friday, Dec. 20.
Carmelo Anthony Talking to NBC and Amazon for Potential NBA Analyst Roles, Per Report
With the NBA's new media rights deals beginning next season, there have been many rumors about talent which will be needed for NBC, Amazon's...
CBS Averages 9.4 Million Viewers for Army-Navy, Best Audience on Record
CBS Sports recently reached an agreement with Army and Navy for a 10-year extension of multiplatform rights for the matchup running through 2038.
Emirates NBA Cup Final Averages 2.99 Million Viewers on ABC
The 1.75 rating is also down 29% compared to last year, according to data from Nielsen Media Research.
Barrett Media to Run Lighter Schedule During the Holidays
"Starting on Christmas Eve and continuing through Friday January 3rd, Barrett Media will be in holiday mode."
‘NFL Fantasy Live’ on NFL Network Is Heavy on Information, Trust and Fun
There is much more of an emphasis on personality and humor with the NFL Network shows.
Week 15 NFL Late Window Draws Nearly 40 Million Viewers
The CBS broadcast of Bills/Lions averaged 23.3 million viewers, while FOX’s Steelers/Eagles broadcast drew 16.4 million.
ESPN Announces MegaCast Production Plans in First Round of College Football Playoff
The College Football Playoff will be available to view on ESPN-affiliated networks and businesses overseas that will reach sports fans worldwide through 64 linear networks and digital platforms in 141 countries.
NBC ‘Football Night in America’ to Broadcast from Universal CityWalk Orlando Ahead of NFL Holiday Special
Maria Taylor, Jason Garrett, Devin McCourty and Chris Simms will broadcast Saturday's show from Universal CityWalk Orlando.
Hubie Brown to Call Final NBA Game February 9 on ABC
"ESPN and the NBA will honor and celebrate Brown's history-making career, which includes 50 years in the NBA and 35 years as a national television and radio analyst."