The sports network for today’s sports fans, ESPN televises more than 5,100 hours of live and original sports programming every year, covering more than 65 sports. ESPN gives viewers a mix of event programming, series, news, and special events, including coverage of the NFL, NBA, major league baseball, golf, the NHL, auto racing, and college basketball. On ESPN you can see specials like the ESPY Awards and original sports information programming including Baseball Tonight and the can’t miss recap for every sports fan, SportsCenter.
| Demographics | |
|---|---|
| Male | 74% |
| Female | 26% |
| Income: | |
| Median Household Income: | $83,959 |
| Education: | |
| Have College Degree or More: | 33% |
| Occupation: | |
| White collar, professional, managers | 47% |
| Age: | |
| 18-49 Years Old: | 57% |
| 25-54 Years Old: | 56% |
| Home Ownership: | |
| Own Their Own Home: | 66% |
| Source: Scarborough NY 2008 | |
NFL
The 39th season of Monday Night Football will open on ESPN with a nationally televised doubleheader Monday, Sept. 8- The Packers begin post-Brett Favre era versus Minnesota at 7 p.m. followed by the Denver Broncos at Oakland Raiders at 10:15 p.m. Following the season-opening doubleheader, the Philadelphia Eagles face the Dallas Cowboys Sept. 15. On Sept. 22, the New York Jets head west to face the San Diego Chargers. The opening month concludes Sept. 29 with an AFC North grudge match between the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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