PHOTO GALLERY: ESPN Takes Over Downtown Fort Worth
By: Laura Kellerman and Dan Mulvey (photos)
Updated: January 31, 2011
Nearly all of Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth is blocked off as ESPN begins 80 hours of live television and radio broadcasts leading up to Super Bowl XLV.
The broadcasts started at 5 a.m. this morning with TCU's marching band and cheerleaders performing on "Mike & Mike in the Morning."
ESPN set up a studio/stage, demonstration field (see photo below) and radio booths.
Fort Worth is the official AFC host city. The Pittsburgh Steelers are staying at a Fort Worth hotel and will practice at TCU.
The broadcasts started at 5 a.m. this morning with TCU's marching band and cheerleaders performing on "Mike & Mike in the Morning."
ESPN set up a studio/stage, demonstration field (see photo below) and radio booths.
Fort Worth is the official AFC host city. The Pittsburgh Steelers are staying at a Fort Worth hotel and will practice at TCU.
