Social media reacts to ESPN release of preview of graphics and scorebug for SEC football on

With SEC Football Media Days in the books, the 2024 College Football season is just around the corner.

And with kickoff just a little over a month away, college football fans got a glimpse at how the SEC will look on ABC this upcoming season.

On Thursday shortly after Day 4 of media day wrapped up in Dallas, ESPN released a preview of the graphics package for the newly named SEC on ABC games, which includes the debut of a new scorebug at the bottom of screens.

Here’s another look at the new graphics for the SEC on ESPN:

The upcoming 2024 College Football season is the first year of a new 10-year deal between the SEC and ESPN/ABC, where the networks will flagship station of SEC football showcase games. CBS previously held the broadcast rights for the showcase game of the week in the SEC.

The graphics package and scorebug for the SEC on ABC will officially debut on Saturday, Aug. 31 with a triple-header on ABC. The day will kick off with Georgia vs. Clemson at 11 a.m. CT at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, then Florida will host in-state rival Miami at 2:30 p.m. CT before Notre Dame travels down to College Station, Texas to take on Texas A&M at 6:30 p.m. CT.

Considering the interest and time that fans put into taking notice of the scorebug, the new ESPN college football scorebug received quite a positive reaction on social media among college football fans. It is worth noting that some SEC diehard fans showed their displeasure of the scorebug based on the fact they wished CBS was still broadcasting the SEC.

College football reacts to new ESPN CFB scorebug

Here’s a snippet of how the college football world reacted to the release of ESPN’s new scorebug for the upcoming college football season:

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Social media reactions to ESPN release of SEC on ABC graphics for CFB season