Mobile ESPN will broadcast 25 live college football games month in real-time on their mobile phones.

ESPN's mobile phone service said it'll be the first to offer a lineup of live college football games streamed to mobile phones. The games, provided through the ESPN and ESPN2 TV sports channels, will be available to Mobile ESPN customers who subscribe to the service’s $24.99 Total Sports Package at no extra charge. The first in that series will be the Monday’s game between Florida State and Miami.

Mobile ESPN is the first and only wireless service to offer a comprehensive line-up of live college football games, and will kick it off with ESPN Full Circle: Florida State vs. Miami, on Monday, September 4.

Mobile ESPN will deliver up to 25 complete games per month from ESPN and ESPN2 throughout the 2006 college football season.

Mobile ESPN users who subscribe to the Total Sports Package will have one-touch, automatic access to games as they are happening, through Mobile ESPN's unique "Sideline" menu. The Total Sports Package includes all Mobile ESPN sports content, audio and video player and alerts, wireless Internet (WAP) access and text messaging. There is currently no additional charge to access live games. More information on the Total Sports Package is available at http://www.mobileespn.com/.