The top-ranked team in College Football, Alabama, and the second-ranked team Clemson are poised to compete for the national championship title, generating significant excitement among fans. To enhance the viewing experience, ESPN is set to offer a diverse range of unique options through its popular MegaCast presentation of the College Football Playoff National Championship game. With a total of 17 presentations available on various ESPN platforms including ESPN2, ESPN, ESPNEWS, EPNU, ESPN Classic, ESPN Deportes, ESPN3, ESPN Deportes Radio, SEC Network, ESPN Goal LINE, and ESPN Radio, viewers will have a plethora of ways to enjoy the big game.
In addition to the traditional telecast on ESPN featuring the Clemson vs. Alabama matchup on Monday night, viewers can also look forward to innovative viewing experiences such as the Monday Night Football Field Pass, Film Room, TechCast, and BlimpCast. These new offerings join returning favorites like Command Center, DataCenter, Sounds of the Game, and Hometown radio, providing a comprehensive coverage of the event.
The championship game between Clemson and Alabama, set to take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, will kick off at 8 pm on Monday. The game will be called by Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler, with Tom Rinaldi reporting on Clemson and Maria Taylor on Alabama. Alongside the main telecast on ESPN, viewers can explore the various alternative presentations of the game, all accessible through the ESPN app.
Field Pass will offer viewers a dynamic commentary of the CFP National Championship led by Steve Levy and Adam Amin, who will provide insights from the sidelines at Levi’s Stadium. Meanwhile, Night Film Room will feature the MNF trio from ESPN along with Todd McShay, offering in-depth analysis and commentary on the game.
