National Signing Day 2016: ESPN announces coverage schedule

AURORA, CO - FEBRUARY 04: Regis High School athletes filled the stage before they signed their national letter of intent on Wednesday, February 4, 2015 in the school auditorium. They had 4 football players going to Division I programs among the 21 signees. (Photo by Cyrus McCrimmon/The Denver Post via Getty Images )
AURORA, CO - FEBRUARY 04: Regis High School athletes filled the stage before they signed their national letter of intent on Wednesday, February 4, 2015 in the school auditorium. They had 4 football players going to Division I programs among the 21 signees. (Photo by Cyrus McCrimmon/The Denver Post via Getty Images )

ESPN has announced how they will be covering all the action that is National Signing Day for 2016. 

While the college football season has recently come to a close, the fact of the matter is that for most of us college football never really comes to an end. Once Alabama defeated Clemson back on January 11, we were all looking forward to the next big event in college football –National Signing Day, which will be taking place on February 3.

Of course, one of the best things about National Signing Day is the fact that we get to watch it all play out live because the folks at ESPN do not miss a beat. From the early morning when the action begins, they’re all about letting us know where some of the top football players coming out of high school will be attending college for the next few years.

On Tuesday, ESPN released their coverage schedule, and here is a look first at the schools who will have on-site reporters for our viewing convenience.

School
(RN Ranking)
Reporter
No. 1 LSUMarty Smith
No. 2 Ohio StateQuint Kessenich
No. 3 Ole Miss Dawn Davenport
No. 4 Florida StateRyan McGee
No. 5 Michigan Allison Williams
No. 6 FloridaAndrea Adelson
No. 7 Georgia Laura Rutledge
No. 8 ClemsonJeannine Edwards
No. 9 AuburnTony Barnhart
No. 10 Alabama Kaylee Hartung
No. 12 Notre DamePaul Carcaterra
No. 16 Stanford Shelly Smith
No. 17 Texas A&MKayce Smith
No. 28 South CarolinaPeter  Burns
No. 31 Texas Jane Slater

Now, there is a bit of a change this year in the way they’re going to be doing their coverage that they also announced.

At 8:00 a.m. ET on Wednesday, the coverage will start on ESPNU as usual, but when it hits 1 p.m., they will be throwing things over to the folks at ESPN2 for a four-hour stretch. Then to round out the night and all the happenings, it will be back to ESPNU to evalaute everything that took place.

For the complete announcement by ESPN, you can simply click here.

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