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ESPN producing and being solely responsible for the content, whereas, they had not been able to do that in the past. Also in 2007, ESPN2's coverage of MLS included new on-screen scoreboards, similar to those used on other sports telecasts. In 2008, another new score graphic was debuted, this time in the upper left hand corner of the screen.
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Even if the network doesn’t fix the graphic at halftime, they’ll have another chance to heed the criticisms when No. 2 Clemson faces No. 3 Ohio State tonight at 8:00 p.m. E.T. on ESPN.
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Here's how social media reacted to the release of the SEC on ABC graphics and scorebug from ESPN for the upcoming college footabll season on Thursday:
SportsCenter debuted a new graphics package on April 6, 2009, with the "rundown" graphic (shown during the daytime editions) moved to the left side of the screen. A new BottomLine was also released that day on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Classic, and ESPNU but it was quickly removed and reverted to the old BottomLine (which had been used since April 2003) because of major technical difficulties.