ESPN Kills BottomLine for College Football | Huntsville News

ESPN’s college football broadcasts are getting a major overhaul starting in 2026—say goodbye to the cluttered BottomLine ticker. For the first time since its debut, the persistent score and news bar is being axed across ABC, ESPN, and the SEC Network to deliver a cleaner, game-focused viewing experience. While past events like the College Football Playoff have seen temporary removals, this is a permanent shift aimed at hardcore fans who crave immersion over distractions. Score updates will still roll out—but only during key moments of each quarter—with schedule changes and game bumps appearing at the top of screen. Get ready for a sharper, more cinematic look at the sport you love.

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