ESPN has announced that starting next Monday, the weekday afternoon schedule will return to its regular format, with the return of full shows and complete line-up.
What’s Happening:
- ESPN’s weekday afternoon lineup returns Monday, July 13, to its regular schedule, including the return to a full 30-minute presentation of Jalen & Jacoby (4 p.m. ET), Highly Questionable (4:30 p.m.), Around the Horn (5 p.m.) and Pardon the Interruption (5:30 p.m.).
- The lineup will continue to lead off with a two-hour SportsCenter at noon, followed by 60-minute editions NFL Live and The Jump leading into Jalen & Jacoby. All the programming will continue to be produced as they have been recently, with commentators appearing predominantly from remote locations. Programming is subject to change pending live event telecasts.
- ESPN’s Weekday Afternoon Schedule (Starting July 13):
- Noon – SportsCenter
- 2:00 PM – NFL Live
- 3:00 PM – The Jump
- 4:00 PM – Jalen & Jacoby
- 4:30 PM – Highly Questionable
- 5:00 PM – Around the Horn
- 5:30 PM – Pardon the Interruption
- 6:00 PM – SportsCenter
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