ESPN unveils new Studio W for college football coverage this weekend
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 4:00 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026
ESPN will debut its newly redesigned Studio W this weekend during ABC's college football halftime coverage. This reimagined studio features 9,200 square feet of LED displays, boasting over 148 million pixels. The studio is set to enhance football coverage as the college and NFL seasons commence. NFL Live will also begin broadcasting from Studio W on September 9. The upgrades aim to elevate the technological experience for viewers and analysts alike.
- •Studio W debuts during ABC's halftime coverage this weekend.
- •New studio features 9,200 square feet of LED displays.
- •Updates aim to enhance analysis techniques for viewers.
- •NFL Live will start from Studio W on September 9.
- •Studio overhaul prepares ESPN for the college and NFL seasons.
- 4:00 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN to debut new studio this weekend
"ESPN has changed a lot since its humble beginnings in 1979. And the network’s founders probably could never have imagined what the Bristol, Connecticut, company would become. But ESPN’s latest announcement is the latest reminder that the company means it when it says it is the worldwide leader in sports. ESPN has given a makeover…
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