ESPN: Rose Bowl was ‘most watched non-NFL sporting event’ since last year’s CFP Final
The Rose Bowl averaged 21.1 million viewers, peaking at 24.3 million.
The Rose Bowl averaged 21.1 million viewers, peaking at 24.3 million.
"We're not going to flip the games."
ESPN later highlighted the festivities on 'SportsCenter.'
"We'll figure out when these different shows could be on. It’s not that big of a deal."
The "SkyCam" and "Command Center" feeds went down for almost two hours.
Given everything else that happened in the game, that penalty was the least of Georgia's problems.
"That's a good call."
"We're glad the game's back on for today, but I'm not surprised because the spirit of New Orleans can never be kept down."
Duke and Ole Miss will now kickoff at 8:00 p.m. ET on Thursday, Jan. 2.
Louisiana AG Liz Murrill said she'd prefer for the Sugar Bowl to be delayed further.
Laura Rutledge reports that Georgia is sheltering in place at its team hotel while officials assess the safety of the Sugar Bowl.
At least 10 were killed and 35 were injured in the attack.
The last three of the four quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff are being held today. ESPN's networks are all over them,.
Peter picks up where Ben left off.
The College Football Playoff semifinals hit a multi-year high, a positive development heading into the title game.
"That's actually sickening to hear."
The Rose Bowl attracted an average of 27.2 million viewers.
"We regret that this happened."
ESPN's MegaCast returns with ten different broadcasts for each College Football Playoff Semifinal.
There's been at least some version of a film room on every ESPN college football Megacast since 2014, with many of those featuring current coaches. But this year's semifinals Megacasts won't have a film room.
Many viewers reported experiencing prolonged sound outages and occasional picture blackouts on DirecTV's 4K feed of the Sugar Bowl.
Oh well, it's not like the College Football Playoff is the biggest college football time of the year or anything.