beIN SPORTS Announces Original Programming to Complement 2016 College Football Lineup

beIN SPORTS, the fastest growing cable network in the U.S., today announced THE LINEUP of original Fall programming for the anticipated 2016 Conference USA Football season beginning September 3rd.

Complementing every COLLEGE FOOTBALL game will be a 30-minute pre-game show, half-time show, and post-game show, previewing and analyzing the exciting matchups. beIN SPORTS' very own Jeremy St. Louis will host the in-studio show, joined by 6-time NFL PRO BOWL quarterback Donovan McNabb, former Dolphins PRO BOWL wide receiver O.J. McDuffie, and former #1 overall NFL DRAFT pick Ki-Jana Carter.

In-game, play-by-play commentary will be provided by Matt Martucci, along with color commentary from Brett Romberg, two-time All-American and member of the 2001 University of Miami National Championship team, and former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Jordan Daigle, reporting from the sidelines.

"We were thrilled to acquire the rights to this stellar collegiate athletic conference, and are even more excited to now launch new, original programming to complement it," said Yousef Al-Obaidly, Deputy CEO of beIN Media Group. "Collaborating with former college and NFL legends like McNabb, McDuffie, Carter and Romberg will truly elevate and strengthen the football coverage for fans nationwide, and beIN SPORTS is committed to providing them with access to all the live sports action they crave, when they want and where they want to watch."

beIN SPORTS recently announced the multi-year broadcasting rights acquisition for a variety of sports within the prestigious collegiate athletic conference, all of which will air on beIN SPORTS and beIN SPORTS CONNECT, the network's streaming service.

For the complete beIN SPORTS Conference USA 2016 press kit, follow this link.

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