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

Richard Deitsch | May 19, 2014

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

Miami wide receiver Andre Johnson kisses the crystal ball after the Hurricanes won the 2002 Rose Bowl. — Miami wide receiver Andre Johnson kisses the crystal ball after the Hurricanes won the 2002 Rose Bowl :: Mark J. Terrill/AP

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.

Published May 19, 2014

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.