The End of an Era for “Good Morning Football”
After two seasons, ESPN is pulling the plug on the syndicated version of "Good Morning Football," a move that reflects a broader strategic shift after taking over NFL Network.
Jul 28, 2026
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Kyle Brandt Joins ESPN’s 2026 Football Lineup Amid Mixed Fan Reception
Kyle Brandt’s move to ESPN brings a familiar face to the network’s morning show, drawing a spectrum of reactions from viewers as the 2026 season approaches.
Jul 23, 2026
ESPN Unveils New College Football Show Hosted by Bussin’ With The Boys Creators
A new ESPN Friday night college football program will feature the hosts of the Bussin’ With The Boys podcast, blending digital‑first commentary with live campus production.
Jul 23, 2026
ESPN Unveils New Friday College Football Show Hosted by Bussin’ With The Boys Creators
The network announces a campus‑based Friday night college football program featuring the podcast trio, aiming to deepen its coverage of a sport second only to the NFL in viewership.
Jul 23, 2026
Brian Kelly Trades Sideline for Studio as CBS Announcer
After a $54 million buyout, Brian Kelly shifts from college‑football coaching to a broadcasting role with CBS, bringing his expertise to a new three‑person booth and a regular spot on Inside College Football.
Jun 24, 2026
Brian Kelly Joins CBS as College Football Analyst After LSU Exit
After a $54 million buyout, Brian Kelly transitions from the sidelines to the broadcast booth, bringing his coaching experience to CBS Sports Network.
Jun 24, 2026
Saudi-backed Sela sues Fanatics over flag football event shift to Los Angeles
A dispute between the Saudi Arabian investment group Sela and Fanatics Studios has escalated after the Flag Football Classic was relocated from Saudi Arabia to Los Angeles, prompting a lawsuit seeking reimbursement for expenses and lost revenue.
Jun 8, 2026
Saudi-Backed Flag Football Event Moves to Los Angeles, Sparks Legal Dispute
Originally slated for Saudi Arabia, the first Fanatics Flag Football Classic was shifted to Los Angeles after Iranian tensions disrupted plans. The Saudi-backed organizer Sela has sued Fanatics Studios, seeking to postpone the event and demanding compensation for lost revenue.
Jun 8, 2026