ESPN, the Disney-owned sports network, is launching “ESPN Fan House,” described as a fan-centric engagement hub aimed at connecting fans more closely with ESPN’s college sports coverage, related brands, and in-game moments. According to reporting, the initiative is scheduled ahead of the 2026 college sports season. The platform is powered by Flowcode, an engagement technology provider, and is presented as an interactive space that operates across live events and other forms of content. The outlets characterize the project as an effort to create a dedicated destination for fan interaction tied to ESPN’s college sports programming, rather than a standalone broadcast product. Details about specific features, audience access, and how fans participate are not fully outlined in the provided summaries. Overall, both sources describe the same announcement: ESPN Fan House is a new digital engagement hub built to deepen the relationship between college sports fans and ESPN’s content ecosystem as the 2026 season approaches.