ESPN has locked up rights to the through the 2031-32 season, it was announced Tuesday.
ESPN, which has been the exclusive home of the CFP since its inception in 2015, will expand its current package for the final two years (through the 2025-26 season), adding all four of the new first-round games each year to ESPN’s existing New Year’s Six (now quarterfinals and semifinals) and the CFP National Championship rights in the new 12-team playoff that will launch this fall.
In addition, the Disney-owned sports giant clinched a new, six-year agreement — worth $7.8 billion, or $1.3 billion per year, according to ESPN — for the entire CFP,
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