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The U returns to ESPN's 30 for 30; NBC's California Chrome plans

5. SportsCenter has a new home, and the studio is actually as impressive as the PR onslaught for it: ESPN's Digital Center-2, a 194,000-sq. foot, five-studio
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The U returns to ESPN's 30 for 30; NBC's California Chrome plans
The U returns to ESPN's 30 for 30; NBC's California Chrome plans

5. SportsCenter has a new home, and the studio is actually as impressive as the PR onslaught for it: ESPN's Digital Center-2, a 194,000-sq. foot, five-studio media facility, had its ceremonial opening on Monday in Bristol. SportsCenter will be the first program to debut from the studio this June, followed by NFL programming.

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Richard Deitsch
RICHARD DEITSCH

Richard Deitsch is a writer & editor for Sports Illustrated. He has worked at nearly every division of SI and now primarily covers sports media, women’s sports & the Olympics.

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