Warner Bros. Discovery’sWBD-0.41%decrease; red down pointing triangle TNT network and Disney’s DIS-0.33%decrease; red down pointing triangle ESPN have struck a five-year deal to share popular ...

In 2024, TNT returned to college football after a lengthy absence—showing ESPN-produced College Football Playoff broadcasts of Penn State and Texas's wins over SMU and Clemson, respectively ...

TNT Sports has struck a five-year agreement that will allow the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned network to license select college football playoff games from ESPN, beginning with the upcoming season ...

The network will present two first-round games in the 2024-25 seasons before adding two quarterfinal games starting in 2026 The post TNT Sports Strikes Licensing Deal for Select College Football ...

Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT Sports will air some early-round College Football Playoff games in a sublicensing deal with ESPN, beginning with the coming season as the playoff expands to 12 teams.

Earlier this month, USA TODAY Sports reported that the NBA finalized a combined 11-year media rights deal with Disney (ABC/ESPN), NBC and Amazon worth approximately $76 billion – $6.9 billion ...

Separately, Warner Bros. Discovery struck a deal with Disney to license the TNT show “Inside the NBA” to ESPN and ABC starting next season, according to the people familiar with the matter.

Under the new NBA television deals with ESPN, NBC and Amazon Prime, the regular season would feature national telecasts nearly seven days a week, according to sources briefed on the agreements.

In 2024, TNT returned to college football after a lengthy absence—showing ESPN-produced College Football Playoff broadcasts of Penn State and Texas's wins over SMU and Clemson, respectively.