ESPN's 2025-26 College Football Season: New Anthems and Game Day Excitement
ESPN is gearing up for the 2025-26 college football season with a lineup of new anthems to energize fans. Collaborating with artists like Bailey Zimmerman, Luke Combs, Alex Warren, Mumford & Sons, and Pharrell Williams, ESPN aims to enhance the game day experience with music that captures the excitement and intensity of college football. Each song will be featured on ESPN platforms throughout the season, adding a dynamic element to the game day atmosphere.
Bailey Zimmerman and Luke Combs team up for the song "Backup Plan," which is part of Zimmerman's latest album, Different Night Same Rodeo. The track made its debut during SEC Media Days, setting the tone for the upcoming season with its energetic vibe. Meanwhile, Alex Warren's "Bloodline" featuring Jelly Roll will serve as the ACC Network's anthem, with "You Can't Stop This" also making appearances during ACC Network Saturday Football Primetime promotions.
Mumford & Sons' "Good People," produced by Pharrell Williams, will be the soundtrack for SEC Network's 2025-26 season. The British folk band's first new song in five years, "Good People," brings a fresh sound to the college football experience, adding to the excitement of game day.
ESPN continues to be the go-to destination for college football coverage, offering a wide range of games, rivalries, and championship contests throughout the season. With a focus on delivering an immersive viewing experience, ESPN is introducing new features on the ESPN App, including game stats, betting information, fantasy sports, and personalized content. Fans can enjoy enhanced access to ESPN's content, providing more options and flexibility to engage with their favorite teams and players.
Get ready for an unforgettable college football season with ESPN's lineup of anthems and comprehensive coverage of the 2025-26 season. Tune in to experience the thrill of game day like never before, as ESPN brings the excitement of college football to fans around the world.