ESPN Announces Special National Championship Game Broadcast
We’re just a few days away from the College Football Playoff National Championship. With this thrilling matchup just around the corner, ESPN has released its plans for the game.
Of course, the main presentation of Monday’s showdown between Alabama and Georgia will air on ESPN. That being said, there will be other options available for viewers.
ESPN has announced that its Film Room broadcast will return for Monday’s game. Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher will provide insight on the game alongside ESPN’s Dusty Dvoracek.
“Fan-favorite Film Room returns to the National Championship MegaCast, set for ESPN2,” the network announced, via Press Room. “In a new twist this year, Texas A&M’s coaching staff are the stars of this MegaCast offering, with head coach Jimbo Fisher and his crew providing insight and analysis alongside ESPN college football analyst Dusty Dvoracek. The Aggies defeated top-ranked Alabama earlier in the season, with Fisher becoming the first Saban assistant to take down his mentor and former boss. Fisher is one of four active FBS coaches to win a national championship, having captured the 2013 BCS national championship with Florida State.”
ESPN announces the return of its "Film Room" broadcast for the upcoming national championship game.
This year, the film room will feature Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M coaches breaking down the game in real-time: pic.twitter.com/1uHr1SIn9F
— SEC Mike (@MichaelWBratton) January 6, 2022
Fisher knows a thing or two about Alabama and Georgia, so it’ll be interesting to hear what he has to say during the broadcast.
ESPN also has its Command Center broadcast available for Monday night, which will feature a multi-angle presentation of the national title game.
Kickoff for the Alabama-Georgia game is at 8 p.m. ET.
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