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Sports · College sports · published 2026-09-03 · via Yahoo Sports

ESPN Taps Shaboozey's 'High Noon' as 2026 College Football Anthem

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ESPN has chosen Shaboozey's track 'High Noon' as the anthem for its 2026 college football coverage. The song marks the artist's return to the sport after a previous involvement. The network selected it to energize fans and players during the season.

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The selection positions "High Noon" as a recurring musical theme across ESPN's college football broadcasts in 2026. The track's placement gives Shaboozey a renewed connection to the sport, following his earlier work within the college football space.

The anthem choice reflects how networks increasingly use contemporary music to build atmosphere around live sports. By pairing a current artist with its coverage, ESPN aims to heighten the energy of game-day broadcasts for both audiences and athletes throughout the season.

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The choice could shape how fans experience college football broadcasts, giving the season a recognizable sonic identity that may

Expanded detail and Context are AI-generated analysis; the linked article remains the authoritative source.
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