ESPN removes BottomLine ticker from college football broadcasts this season

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 6:59 PM

Last updated Aug 26, 2026

ESPN removes BottomLine ticker from college football broadcasts this season
Summary

ESPN has confirmed it will eliminate the BottomLine ticker from its college football broadcasts starting this season. This change aligns with prior adjustments made during College Football Playoff contests and other sports broadcasts such as the NBA and NHL playoffs. An ESPN spokesperson emphasized the intention to create a cleaner viewing experience focused on the on-field action. The network will still provide score alerts at designated times each quarter and adjust game score presentations as needed.

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  • ESPN eliminates BottomLine ticker from regular season college football games.
  • The decision aims to enhance the focus on live action.
  • Score alerts will still be provided at specific times each quarter.
  • This change follows similar alterations in other sports broadcasts.
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What they're saying
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Regular season college football games will look a little different on ESPN this year.

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ESPN is making a big change to its college football broadcasts ahead of this season.

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