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College Sports Update – June 12

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College Sports Update – June 12

World Series Begins!

ESPN’s record coverage of the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship will continue with all 17 possible College World Series Presented by Capital One games beginning Friday, June 15 and concluding with the best-of-three College World Series Finals Sunday, June 24 through Tuesday, June 26.

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This Week on ESPNU: The Future of the BCS

Wednesday (5 p.m.) – the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) and the NCAA Division I Conference Commissioners Association will meet in Chicago to discuss a future format change in the post-season of college football. ESPNU will air two College Football Live specials over consecutive Wednesdays surrounding developing news on the groundbreaking college football shift.

Full details on the College Football Live Special: The Future of the BCS here.

 


 

College Sports Spotlight: Dari Nowkhah

With all the Okie Goodness in sports this month, ESPN Front Row figured it was a good time to catch up with ESPNU host Dari Nowkhah. Approaching his one year anniversary as the host of ESPN’s college sports network, Dari gave the tweet-by-tweet of his use of Twitter and Oklahoma’s winning sports streak… I Follow: Dari Nowkhah



College Football Live Continues Daily ESPN & ESPNU

ESPN’s daily, half-hour College Football Live program (3:30 p.m., ESPN & 4 p.m., ESPNU) continues in the off season examining everything from conference realignment to team previews and player injury reports. This week’s remaining College Football Live shows come from ESPNU’s Charlotte, N.C., headquarters and will feature host Dari Nowkhah. Jesse Palmer, Brock Huard and Matt Millen will rotate the analysts duties.

 

Follow on Twitter: @CFBLive and @ESPNU

Gracie Blackburn

Gracie is the Communications Manager for ESPN’s College Networks. She handles all media requests and questions concerning SEC Network and Longhorn Network. Gracie also supports on college sports airing across ESPN networks.
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