American television program
College GameDay (branded as ESPN College GameDay built by The Home Depot for sponsorship reasons) is a pre-game show broadcast by ESPN as part of the network's coverage of college football , broadcast on Saturday mornings during the college football season. In its current form, the program is typically broadcast from the campus of the team hosting a featured game being played that day and features news and analysis of the day's upcoming games.
It first aired in 1987 with Tim Brando as host and Lee Corso and Beano Cook as commentators, giving an overview of college football games. Karie Ross soon became the first female to join the broadcast.[1] The show underwent a radical transformation beginning in 1993, and began incorporating live broadcasts. Today, the only original cast member remaining is Lee Corso,[2] whose appearances have been pre-scripted since suffering a stroke in 2009.[3] Rece Davis serves as host and Kirk Herbstreit is Corso's counterpart. Desmond Howard was added to the cast of the show in 2008. Craig James served as an analyst from 1990 to 1995. Erin Andrews joined the GameDay crew as a co-host and contributor in 2010, replaced in 2012 by Samantha Ponder (and in 2017 by Maria Taylor after Ponder left to become host of Sunday NFL Countdown that same year). In 2015, Rece Davis (also host of the college basketball version of GameDay ) replaced Chris Fowler as host of the show. Nick Saban was then added to the show in 2024. In 2010, the program was expanded from two to three hours, with the opening hour broadcast on ESPNU until 2013.
In 2020 the show received a massive graphic update.
The show is known for its prediction segment that appears at the end of each broadcast. The predictions use the standard scoring system and do not use the spread in determining the pick. Typically there are five predictors: Corso, Herbstreit, Howard, Pat McAfee , and an invited guest, usually a celebrity, prominent athlete, or radio personality associated with the host school for that week. The show always concludes with Corso's prediction for the host school's game, after which he dons the mascot's headgear of the team he predicts to win the game, usually to the ire or excitement of local fans. As of January 8, 2024, Corso is 274–139 in his headgear picks. His first headgear pick occurred on October 5, 1996, when he correctly picked the Ohio State Buckeyes over the Penn State Nittany Lions . In 2018, Corso made his first NFL headgear pick when, as a guest on Sunday NFL Countdown , he correctly picked the New Orleans Saints to win their Week 9 game at home against the Los Angeles Rams .[4] Corso made his 400th headgear pick on September 16, 2023, for the Colorado /Colorado State rivalry game, he put on the headgear for Colorado.
As of January 8, 2024, Ohio State – Penn State and Alabama – LSU is the most featured matchup, appearing 12 times on College Gameday. Alabama – Georgia has been featured 10 times. Florida – Tennessee, Michigan – Ohio State and Army – Navy have been featured 9 times. Alabama – Auburn, Florida – Florida State, Florida State – Miami, and Oklahoma – Texas currently sit at 8.
Crew/Staff
The GameDay crew record a post-game segment for SportsCenter at Nebraska on September 15, 2007.
ESPN laid off a large number of on-air staff, including College GameDay hosts Gene Wojciechowski and David Pollack.[5] [6]
Current
Rece Davis : (Host, 2015–present)
Lee Corso : (Analyst, 1987–present)[7]
Kirk Herbstreit : (Analyst, 1996–present)
Desmond Howard : (Analyst, 2005–present)
Pat McAfee : (Contributor, 2019–2020; Analyst, 2022–present)
Nick Saban : (Analyst, 2024–present)[8]
Jen Lada : (Reporter, 2016–present)
Jess Sims : (Reporter, 2022–present)
Pete Thamel : (Insider, 2022–present)
Steve Coughlin: (Sports Betting Analyst, 2023–present)[9]
Former
Trev Alberts : (In-Studio Analyst, 2002–2005)
Erin Andrews : (Reporter/Contributor, 2010–2011)[10]
Tim Brando : (Host, 1987–1988)[7]
Bob Carpenter : (Host, 1989)[7]
Beano Cook : (Analyst, 1987–1990)[7]
Chris "Bear" Fallica: (Researcher/Contributor, 1996–2022)
Chris Fowler : (Host, 1990–2014)
Robert Griffin III : (Contributor, 2021–2022)
Craig James : (Analyst, 1990–1995)
Rocket Ismail : (Contributor, 2003–2004)
Nick Lachey : (Contributor, 2005)
Norm Hitzges : (Contributor, 1992–1995)
David Pollack : (Analyst/Contributor, 2011–2022)
Samantha Ponder : (Reporter/Contributor, 2012–2016)
Tom Rinaldi : (Contributor, 2011–2020)
Maria Taylor : (Reporter/Contributor, 2017–2020)
Gene Wojciechowski : (Contributor, 1992–2022)
History
Fan-made signs and flags being held up behind the set help make up the atmosphere of GameDay , as seen here at UCF in November 2018.
GameDay started on ESPN in 1987 and originally broadcast from a studio in Connecticut.
In 1993 , GameDay took the show "on the road" for the first time, going to South Bend, Indiana for the match-up between #2 Notre Dame and #1 FSU on November 13.[11] (Matchups between the top two teams were rare prior to the BCS). It broadcast from the Sports Heritage Hall at the Notre Dame Joyce Center. The broadcast was such a success that they did nearly half their shows in 1994 on the road and in 1995 abandoned the studio altogether.
The format also changed from broadcasting from an indoor studio on site to live from outside a stadium hosting a big game most Saturdays. The selected stadium is usually hosting one of the biggest matchups of the day, regardless of whether the game airs on an ESPN network.
The show takes on a festive tailgate party atmosphere, as thousands of fans gather behind the broadcast set, in view of the show's cameras. Many fans bring flags or hand-painted signs as well, and the school's cheerleaders and mascots often join in the celebration. Crowds at GameDay tapings are known to be quite boisterous and very spirited. Flags seen at the broadcast are not limited to those of the home team; for example, one large Washington State flag can be seen at every broadcast, regardless of the location or the teams involved. The idea began in 2003 on WSU online fan forums and has resulted in the flag, nicknamed "Ol' Crimson ," being present at 281 consecutive GameDay broadcasts since 2003.[12] [13] [14]
The show's current intro and theme music is performed by country music duo Big & Rich , who perform their 2005 crossover hit "Comin' to Your City " with revised lyrics which mention several top college teams and a guest appearance by Cowboy Troy . Rap artist Travie McCoy (of Gym Class Heroes ) now appears in the intro for this show, starting with 2014 season , as well as Lzzy Hale , lead vocalist and guitarist of the rock group Halestorm . Additional music that has been used for the show include "Boom " by the rock group P.O.D. and God Bless Saturday by Kid Rock .
At Virginia Tech in November 2005, Corso picks the University of Miami to upset Virginia Tech . Note the head of Sebastian the Ibis , the University of Miami 's mascot. Typically, the show will end with Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit issuing their predictions for that day's key matchups, finishing with the game to be played at the stadium hosting GameDay , for which Corso signifies his prediction by donning the head piece of the mascot of his predicted winner. Starting with the 2009 season, a celebrity guest picker gives picks for the day's key games alongside the GameDay regulars (such as Bob Knight when GameDay aired from Texas Tech in 2008, NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt Jr. when GameDay aired from Bristol Motor Speedway (a NASCAR track) in 2016 and Verne Lundquist in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, since it was his final season calling College Football games on CBS ). Prior to 2009, this was not done on a regular basis. Herbstreit, who in 2006 became a game analyst for ABC 's Saturday Night Football , is not allowed to make a pick for the game at which he is assigned due to parent company Disney 's conflict-of-interest rules; however, he is allowed to give one or two keys to the game.
At Penn State in October 2017, several people were lined up for GameDay by 3 AM, 6 hours before the show began.
In past years, when no suitably important game was available, it would originate instead from the ESPN studios. In 2017, with no suitably important game available, one show aired from Times Square instead. In August 2019, College Gameday aired from parent company Disney's Magic Kingdom Park in Disney World ahead of the University of Florida-Miami game played in Orlando.
College GameDay was also a source for many arguments regarding the purported east coast bias : From 1993 until 2004, GameDay had only been to two regular season games on the entire West Coast (1998 at UCLA and 2000 at Oregon ). Given the popularity of the show and the media coverage it brought to the highlighted game, teams and fans of the West Coast teams felt that the show was only magnifying the perceived problems with excess media focus on East, South and Midwest games; ESPN attributed its lack of West Coast games to the need for a very early start time (07:00 AM PST) and an alleged lack of high quality matchups.[15]
With the addition of the Saturday Night Football game on ABC in 2006, GameDay has increasingly aired from that game. This could be done for many reasons including the fact Kirk Herbstreit is on both programs, thus making it easier for him. Another reason could be to give the Saturday Night Football game added exposure.
Beginning with the show's 21st season (2007), College GameDay began broadcasting in high-definition on ESPN HD . Also the same season, California became the first (and as of 2022, only) team to decline to host College GameDay ,[16] as the school believed Gameday should go to Virginia Tech after the Virginia Tech shooting earlier in the year.
College GameDay expanded to 3 hours, with the first hour being televised on ESPNU beginning September 4, 2010. In addition, ESPN Radio simulcasts the television version from 9am-noon ET. Other changes include the addition of a female contributor—first Erin Andrews in 2010 and 2011, and then Samantha Ponder (then known by her maiden name, Samantha Steele) after Andrews left ESPN for Fox following the 2011 season. Both Andrews and Ponder have anchored several segments during the first hour on ESPNU, contributed during the ESPN portion, and also worked as a sideline reporter on the game from which College GameDay originated, if it aired on one of the ESPN family of networks (i.e. ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ABC).[17]
Beginning with the 2013 season, the third hour moved to ESPN and was hosted by Fowler. Starting in 2014, the show began a now annual visit to the Army-Navy Game in mid-December. As of 2018, the entire show is simulcast on both ESPN and ESPNU.
As previously mentioned, beginning with the 29th season (2015), Rece Davis (who is also the host of the college basketball version) replaced Chris Fowler as the football version's new host. Fowler retained his play-by-play duties on ABC's Saturday Night Football .
In March 2018, ESPN announced that it would broadcast a special edition of College GameDay from Arlington, Texas , as a pre-show for its coverage of day 1 of the 2018 NFL draft . The broadcast accompanied a secondary telecast of the draft on ESPN2 , which was hosted by the College GameDay panelists (barring Kirk Herbstreit, as he was involved in ESPN's main broadcast to replace the outgoing Jon Gruden ).[18] [19]
In the 2020 season , College GameDay underwent modifications due to the COVID-19 pandemic . The program was broadcast without an audience, and with a modified desk to comply with social distancing rules. Corso did not travel with the remainder of the College GameDay panel due to health concerns, and appeared from his Orlando home, as well as filmed sketches with appearances by team mascots.[20] [21] [22] [23]
By 2023, the crowds of students returned, and exceeded their pre-pandemic numbers. James Madison University holds the record for the largest GameDay crowd in its 30-year history:[24] 26,000 people jammed on The Quad on November 18, 2023.
As of 2018, College GameDay has collected eight Sports Emmy Awards for Outstanding Studio Show , tied with TNT 's Inside the NBA for the most wins by an analysis program. An incident happened in 2024 where ESPN admitted that for some of the Emmys it had won from 2010 to 2018, it had submitted some invented names of fictitious associate producers to receive statuettes, then quietly replaced or modified the inscriptions on the statuettes to match the show's real on-air personalities rather than the fake names. The people given the statuettes did not realize that they had not, strictly speaking, qualified for an Emmy themselves. This modification was done because the Emmy rules exclude on-air talent from the honor of the "outstanding weekly studio show" award, and the ESPN staff thought this rule was "stupid." After the scheme was discovered in 2023, the affected staff were asked to return their trophies.[25]
Locations
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 10, 1994
6 Michigan Wolverines
26
3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
24
South Bend, Indiana
Rivalry
September 17, 1994
13 UCLA Bruins
21
2 Nebraska Cornhuskers
49
Lincoln, Nebraska
October 8, 1994
3 Florida State Seminoles
20
13 Miami Hurricanes
34
Miami, Florida
Miami Orange Bowl [26]
Rivalry
October 15, 1994
3 Penn State Nittany Lions
31
5 Michigan Wolverines
24
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Rivalry
October 29, 1994
4 Colorado Buffaloes
7
2 Nebraska Cornhuskers
24
Lincoln, Nebraska
Rivalry
November 19, 1994
6 Auburn Tigers
14
4 Alabama Crimson Tide
21
Birmingham, Alabama
Legion Field
Iron Bowl
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 9, 1995
Georgia Bulldogs
27
8 Tennessee Volunteers
30
Knoxville, Tennessee
Rivalry
September 23, 1995
3 Texas A&M Aggies
21
7 Colorado Buffaloes
29
Boulder, Colorado
September 30, 1995
4 Colorado Buffaloes
38
10 Oklahoma Sooners
17
Norman, Oklahoma
October 7, 1995
Miami Hurricanes
17
1 Florida State Seminoles
41
Tallahassee, Florida
Rivalry
October 14, 1995
6 Tennessee Volunteers
41
12 Alabama Crimson Tide
14
Birmingham, Alabama
Legion Field
Third Saturday in October
October 21, 1995
5 USC Trojans
10
17 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
38
South Bend, Indiana
Rivalry
October 28, 1995
2 Nebraska Cornhuskers
44
7 Colorado Buffaloes
21
Boulder, Colorado
Rivalry
November 11, 1995
Iowa Hawkeyes
20
5 Northwestern Wildcats
31
Evanston, Illinois
Welsh–Ryan Arena [27]
November 18, 1995
17 Alabama Crimson Tide
27
21 Auburn Tigers
31
Auburn, Alabama
Iron Bowl
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 25, 1995
6 Florida State Seminoles
24
3 Florida Gators
35
Gainesville, Florida
Rivalry
January 2, 1996
2 Florida Gators
24
1 Nebraska Cornhuskers
62
Tempe, Arizona
Outside Sun Devil Stadium
Fiesta Bowl – National Championship
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 14, 1996
11 Michigan Wolverines
20
5 Colorado Buffaloes
13
Boulder, Colorado
September 21, 1996
4 Florida Gators
35
2 Tennessee Volunteers
29
Knoxville, Tennessee
Rivalry
September 28, 1996
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
29
5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
16
South Bend, Indiana
October 5, 1996
4 Penn State Nittany Lions
7
3 Ohio State Buckeyes
38
Columbus, Ohio
Outside Ohio Stadium
Rivalry
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 26, 1996
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
38
20 Iowa Hawkeyes
26
Iowa City, Iowa
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 9, 1996
10 Alabama Crimson Tide
26
11 LSU Tigers
0
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Outside Tiger Stadium
Rivalry
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 23, 1996
Auburn Tigers
23
15 Alabama Crimson Tide
24
Birmingham, Alabama
Legion Field
Iron Bowl
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 30, 1996
1 Florida Gators
21
2 Florida State Seminoles
24
Tallahassee, Florida
Rivalry
January 2, 1997
3 Florida Gators
52
1 Florida State Seminoles
20
New Orleans, Louisiana
Rivalry , Sugar Bowl – National Championship
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 30, 1997
None
Bristol, Connecticut
Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios
September 6, 1997
None
September 13, 1997
8 Colorado Buffaloes
3
14 Michigan Wolverines
27
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Colorado Buffaloes
September 20, 1997
4 Tennessee Volunteers
20
1 Florida Gators
33
Gainesville, Florida
Rivalry
Florida Gators
October 4, 1997
8 Iowa Hawkeyes
7
7 Ohio State Buckeyes
23
Columbus, Ohio
Iowa Hawkeyes
October 11, 1997
1 Florida Gators
21
14 LSU Tigers
28
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Rivalry
Florida Gators
October 18, 1997
7 Florida Gators
24
6 Auburn Tigers
10
Auburn, Alabama
Rivalry
Florida Gators
October 25, 1997
5 Michigan Wolverines
23
14 Michigan State Spartans
7
East Lansing, Michigan
Outside Spartan Stadium
Rivalry
Michigan Wolverines
November 8, 1997
2 Florida State Seminoles
20
5 North Carolina Tar Heels
3
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Kenan Memorial Stadium
Florida State Seminoles
November 22, 1997
2 Florida State Seminoles
29
10 Florida Gators
32
Gainesville, Florida
Rivalry
January 1, 1998
8 Washington State Cougars
16
1 Michigan Wolverines
21
Pasadena, California
Rose Bowl
January 2, 1998
3 Tennessee Volunteers
17
2 Nebraska Cornhuskers
42
Miami, Florida
Orange Bowl – National Championship
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 5, 1998
5 Michigan Wolverines
20
22 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
36
South Bend, Indiana
Rivalry
Michigan Wolverines
September 26, 1998
9 Washington Huskies
7
2 Nebraska Cornhuskers
55
Lincoln, Nebraska
Nebraska Cornhuskers
October 3, 1998
7 Penn State Nittany Lions
9
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
28
Columbus, Ohio
Rivalry
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 10, 1998
5 Tennessee Volunteers
22
7 Georgia Bulldogs
3
Athens, Georgia
Rivalry
Georgia Bulldogs
October 17, 1998
11 Oregon Ducks
38
2 UCLA Bruins
41 OT
Pasadena, California
UCLA Bruins
October 24, 1998
5 Florida State Seminoles
34
23 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
7
Atlanta, Georgia
Florida State Seminoles
November 14, 1998
11 Nebraska Cornhuskers
30
2 Kansas State Wildcats
40
Manhattan, Kansas
KSU Stadium
Rivalry
Kansas State Wildcats
December 5, 1998
3 UCLA Bruins
45
Miami Hurricanes
49
Miami, Florida
Miami Orange Bowl [26]
UCLA Bruins
January 4, 1999
2 Florida State Seminoles
16
1 Tennessee Volunteers
23
Tempe, Arizona
Fiesta Bowl – BCS National Championship Game
Florida State Seminoles
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 28, 1999
4 Arizona Wildcats
7
3 Penn State Nittany Lions
41
University Park, Pennsylvania
Outside Beaver Stadium
Pigskin Classic
Penn State Nittany Lions
September 4, 1999
16 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
22
7 Michigan Wolverines
26
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Rivalry
September 18, 1999
2 Tennessee Volunteers
21
4 Florida Gators
23
Gainesville, Florida
North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Rivalry
Florida Gators
September 25, 1999
4 Michigan Wolverines
21
20 Wisconsin Badgers
16
Madison, Wisconsin
Michigan Wolverines
October 9, 1999
3 Michigan Wolverines
31
11 Michigan State Spartans
34
East Lansing, Michigan
North End Zone of Spartan Stadium
Rivalry
Michigan State Spartans
October 16, 1999
16 Syracuse Orangemen
0
4 Virginia Tech Hokies
62
Blacksburg, Virginia
Lane Stadium
Virginia Tech Hokies
October 23, 1999
3 Nebraska Cornhuskers
20
18 Texas Longhorns
24
Austin, Texas
Texas Longhorns
October 30, 1999
10 Georgia Bulldogs
14
5 Florida Gators
34
Jacksonville, Florida
Rivalry
Florida Gators
November 6, 1999
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
14
4 Tennessee Volunteers
38
Knoxville, Tennessee
Tennessee Volunteers
November 13, 1999
19 Miami Hurricanes
10
2 Virginia Tech Hokies
43
Blacksburg, Virginia
Lane Stadium
Rivalry
Virginia Tech Hokies
November 20, 1999
1 Florida State Seminoles
30
4 Florida Gators
23
Gainesville, Florida
Rivalry
Florida State Seminoles
January 4, 2000
2 Virginia Tech Hokies
29
1 Florida State Seminoles
46
New Orleans, Louisiana
Louisiana Superdome
Sugar Bowl – BCS National Championship Game
Florida State Seminoles
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 27, 2000[b]
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
–
11 Virginia Tech Hokies
–
Blacksburg, Virginia
Rivalry – BCA Classic
Virginia Tech Hokies
September 9, 2000
1 Nebraska Cornhuskers
27
23 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
24
South Bend, Indiana
Library Lawn
Nebraska Cornhuskers
September 16, 2000
6 Florida Gators
27
11 Tennessee Volunteers
23
Knoxville, Tennessee
Outside Neyland Stadium
Rivalry
Florida Gators
September 23, 2000
6 UCLA Bruins
10
Oregon Ducks
29
Eugene, Oregon
Outside Autzen Stadium [28]
Oregon Ducks
September 30, 2000
17 Wisconsin Badgers
10
9 Michigan Wolverines
13
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Michigan Wolverines
October 7, 2000
1 Florida State Seminoles
24
7 Miami Hurricanes
27
Miami, Florida
Outside Miami Orange Bowl [26]
Rivalry
Florida State Seminoles
October 14, 2000
8 Oklahoma Sooners
41
2 Kansas State Wildcats
31
Manhattan, Kansas
KSU Stadium
Kansas State Wildcats
October 28, 2000
1 Nebraska Cornhuskers
14
3 Oklahoma Sooners
31
Norman, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
Rivalry
Oklahoma Sooners
November 4, 2000
2 Virginia Tech Hokies
21
3 Miami Hurricanes
41
Miami, Florida
Outside Miami Orange Bowl [26]
Rivalry
Miami Hurricanes
November 11, 2000
1 Oklahoma Sooners
35
23 Texas A&M Aggies
31
College Station, Texas
Kyle Field
Texas A&M Aggies
November 18, 2000
4 Florida Gators
7
3 Florida State Seminoles
30
Tallahassee, Florida
Rivalry
Florida State Seminoles
December 2, 2000
8 Kansas State Wildcats
24
1 Oklahoma Sooners
27
Kansas City, Missouri
Outside Arrowhead Stadium
Big 12 Championship Game
Kansas State Wildcats
January 3, 2001
3 Florida State Seminoles
2
1 Oklahoma Sooners
13
Miami, Florida
Pro Player Stadium
Orange Bowl – BCS National Championship Game
Florida State Seminoles
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 1, 2001
17 UCLA Bruins
20
25 Alabama Crimson Tide
17
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The Quad [29]
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 8, 2001
17 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
10
5 Nebraska Cornhuskers
27
Lincoln, Nebraska
Memorial Stadium [30]
Nebraska Cornhuskers
September 15, 2001[c]
10 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
–
6 Florida State Seminoles
–
Tallahassee, Florida
None due to game postponement
September 29, 2001
11 Kansas State Wildcats
37
3 Oklahoma Sooners
38
Norman, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
Kansas State Wildcats
October 6, 2001
3 Oklahoma Sooners
14
5 Texas Longhorns
3
Dallas, Texas
Texas State Fair
Red River Showdown
Texas Longhorns
October 13, 2001
1 Miami Hurricanes
49
14 Florida State Seminoles
27
Tallahassee, Florida
Doak Campbell Stadium
Rivalry
Miami Hurricanes
October 27, 2001
1 Oklahoma Sooners
10
2 Nebraska Cornhuskers
20
Lincoln, Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Rivalry
Oklahoma Sooners
November 3, 2001
Army Black Knights
24
Air Force Falcons
34
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Academy Terrazzo
Commander-in-Chief's Trophy
Air Force Falcons
November 10, 2001
4 Florida Gators
54
14 South Carolina Gamecocks
17
Columbia, South Carolina
South Carolina State Fairgrounds
Florida Gators
November 17, 2001
14 Syracuse Orange
0
1 Miami Hurricanes
59
Miami, Florida
Outside Miami Orange Bowl [26]
Miami Hurricanes
November 24, 2001
None
Bristol, Connecticut
Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios
December 1, 2001
5 Tennessee Volunteers
34
2 Florida Gators
32
Gainesville, Florida
North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium [32]
Rivalry
Florida Gators
January 3, 2002
4 Nebraska Cornhuskers
14
1 Miami Hurricanes
37
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rivalry , Rose Bowl – BCS National Championship Game
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 31, 2002
11 Washington Huskies
29
13 Michigan Wolverines
31
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Michigan Stadium
Washington Huskies
September 7, 2002
1 Miami Hurricanes
41
6 Florida Gators
16
Gainesville, Florida
North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Rivalry
Florida Gators
September 14, 2002
10 Washington State Cougars
7
6 Ohio State Buckeyes
25
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 21, 2002
10 Florida Gators
13
4 Tennessee Volunteers
30
Knoxville, Tennessee
Rivalry
Tennessee Volunteers
October 5, 2002
6 Georgia Bulldogs
27
22 Alabama Crimson Tide
25
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The Quad
Rivalry
Alabama Crimson Tide
October 12, 2002
3 Texas Longhorns
24
2 Oklahoma Sooners
35
Dallas, Texas
Texas State Fair
Red River Showdown
Texas Longhorns
October 19, 2002
7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
21
18 Air Force Falcons
14
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Academy Terrazzo
Air Force Falcons
October 26, 2002
6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
34
11 Florida State Seminoles
24
Tallahassee, Florida
Doak Campbell Stadium
Florida State Seminoles
November 2, 2002
22 Florida Gators
20
5 Georgia Bulldogs
13
Jacksonville, Florida
Rivalry
Georgia Bulldogs
November 9, 2002
2 Miami Hurricanes
26
Tennessee Volunteers
3
Knoxville, Tennessee
Miami Hurricanes
November 16, 2002
Harvard Crimson
9
Penn Quakers
44
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Franklin Field [33]
FCS – Rivalry
Penn Quakers
November 23, 2002
12 Michigan Wolverines
9
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
14
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
The Game
Ohio State Buckeyes
December 7, 2002
None
Bristol, Connecticut
Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios
January 3, 2003
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
31 2OT
1 Miami Hurricanes
24
Tempe, Arizona
Sun Devil Stadium
Fiesta Bowl – BCS National Championship Game
Miami Hurricanes
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 30, 2003
17 Washington Huskies
9
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
28
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 6, 2003
1 Oklahoma Sooners
20
Alabama Crimson Tide
13
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The Quad
Oklahoma Sooners
September 13, 2003
15 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
0
5 Michigan Wolverines
38
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Rivalry
Michigan Wolverines
September 20, 2003
7 Georgia Bulldogs
10
11 LSU Tigers
17
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
LSU Tigers
September 27, 2003
South Florida Bulls
28
Army Black Knights
0
West Point, New York
Gameday was cancelled mid-show due to lightning.[34]
October 4, 2003
16 Kansas State Wildcats
20
13 Texas Longhorns
24
Austin, Texas
First flying of Ol' Crimson flag
Texas Longhorns
October 11, 2003
2 Miami Hurricanes
22
5 Florida State Seminoles
14
Tallahassee, Florida
Doak Campbell Stadium
Florida State Seminoles
October 18, 2003
13 Purdue Boilermakers
26
14 Wisconsin Badgers
23
Madison, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Badgers
October 25, 2003
12 Northern Illinois Huskies
18
23 Bowling Green Falcons
34
Bowling Green, Ohio
In front of Doyt L. Perry Stadium [35]
Bowling Green Falcons
November 1, 2003
14 Oklahoma State Cowboys
9
1 Oklahoma Sooners
52
Norman, Oklahoma
Outside Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
Bedlam Series
Oklahoma Sooners
November 8, 2003
5 Virginia Tech Hokies
28
25 Pittsburgh Panthers
31
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
North Shore Great Lawn
Pittsburgh Panthers
November 15, 2003
11 Purdue Boilermakers
13
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
16 OT
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 22, 2003
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
21
5 Michigan Wolverines
35
Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Game
Michigan Wolverines
November 29, 2003
9 Florida State Seminoles
38
11 Florida Gators
34
Gainesville, Florida
Rivalry
Florida Gators
December 6, 2003
5 Georgia Bulldogs
13
3 LSU Tigers
34
Atlanta, Georgia
SEC Championship Game
January 1, 2004
4 Michigan Wolverines
14
1 USC Trojans
28
Pasadena, California
Rose Bowl
USC Trojans
January 4, 2004
3 LSU Tigers
21
2 Oklahoma Sooners
14
New Orleans, Louisiana
Superdome
Sugar Bowl – BCS National Championship Game
LSU Tigers
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 4, 2004
Oregon State Beavers
21
4 LSU Tigers
22
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Parade Ground[36]
LSU Tigers
September 11, 2004
4 Georgia Bulldogs
20
South Carolina Gamecocks
16
Columbia, South Carolina
South Carolina State Fairgrounds[37]
Rivalry
South Carolina Gamecocks
September 18, 2004
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
31
Michigan State Spartans
24
East Lansing, Michigan
Rivalry
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
September 25, 2004
Penn State Nittany Lions
3
20 Wisconsin Badgers
16
Madison, Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin practice field[38]
Wisconsin Badgers
October 2, 2004
8 Auburn Tigers
34
10 Tennessee Volunteers
10
Knoxville, Tennessee
Outside Neyland Stadium
Rivalry
Charles Barkley
Auburn Tigers
October 9, 2004
7 California Golden Bears
17
1 USC Trojans
23
Los Angeles, California
Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
USC Trojans
October 16, 2004
10 Wisconsin Badgers
20
5 Purdue Boilermakers
17
West Lafayette, Indiana
Rankin Track and Field[39]
Purdue Boilermakers
October 23, 2004
3 Miami Hurricanes
45
NC State Wolfpack
31
Raleigh, North Carolina
Outside Carter–Finley Stadium
NC State Wolfpack
October 30, 2004
2 Oklahoma Sooners
38
20 Oklahoma State Cowboys
35
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Edmon Low Library Lawn
Bedlam Series
Oklahoma Sooners
November 13, 2004
5 Georgia Bulldogs
6
3 Auburn Tigers
24
Auburn, Alabama
Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
Auburn Tigers
November 20, 2004
BYU Cougars
21
6 Utah Utes
52
Salt Lake City, Utah
Outside Rice-Eccles Stadium [40]
Holy War
Utah Utes
November 27, 2004
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
10
1 USC Trojans
41
Los Angeles, California
Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Rivalry
USC Trojans
December 4, 2004
3 Auburn Tigers
38
15 Tennessee Volunteers
28
Atlanta, Georgia
SEC Championship Game
Charles Barkley
Auburn Tigers
January 4, 2005
2 Oklahoma Sooners
19
1 USC Trojans
55
Miami Gardens, Florida
Pro Player Stadium
Orange Bowl – BCS National Championship Game
USC Trojans
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 1, 2005
UCF Knights
15
South Carolina Gamecocks
24
Columbia, South Carolina
September 3, 2005
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
42
23 Pittsburgh Panthers
21
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
North Shore Great Lawn[41]
Rivalry
Pittsburgh Panthers
September 10, 2005
2 Texas Longhorns
25
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
22
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 17, 2005
8 Florida State Seminoles
28
17 Boston College Eagles
17
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Florida State Seminoles
September 24, 2005[d]
16 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
7
4 Virginia Tech Hokies
51
Blacksburg, Virginia
Alumni Hall
Rivalry
Virginia Tech Hokies
October 1, 2005
1 USC Trojans
38
14 Arizona State Sun Devils
28
Tempe, Arizona
ASU Lot 59[43]
USC Trojans
October 8, 2005
6 Ohio State Buckeyes
10
16 Penn State Nittany Lions
17
University Park, Pennsylvania
Outside Bryce Jordan Center
Rivalry
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 15, 2005
1 USC Trojans
34
9 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
31
South Bend, Indiana
Library Lawn
Rivalry
USC Trojans
October 22, 2005
8 Texas Tech Red Raiders
17
2 Texas Longhorns
52
Austin, Texas
Mike A. Myers Stadium
Rivalry
Texas Longhorns
October 29, 2005
16 Florida Gators
14
4 Georgia Bulldogs
10
Jacksonville, Florida
Rivalry
Georgia Bulldogs
November 5, 2005
5 Miami Hurricanes
27
3 Virginia Tech Hokies
7
Blacksburg, Virginia
Alumni Hall
Rivalry
Miami Hurricanes
November 12, 2005
5 LSU Tigers
16 OT
4 Alabama Crimson Tide
13
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The Quad
Rivalry
LSU Tigers
November 19, 2005
5 Penn State Nittany Lions
31
Michigan State Spartans
22
East Lansing, Michigan
Rivalry
Penn State Nittany Lions
November 26, 2005
Southern Jaguars
35
Grambling State
50
Houston, Texas
Reliant Stadium [44]
FCS – Bayou Classic
Grambling State Tigers
December 3, 2005
11 UCLA Bruins
19
1 USC Trojans
66
Los Angeles, California
Rivalry
USC Trojans
January 5, 2006
2 Texas Longhorns
41
1 USC Trojans
38
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl – BCS National Championship Game , Game of the Century
Texas Longhorns
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 2, 2006
2 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
14
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
10
Atlanta, Georgia
Yellow Jacket Park, adjacent to the Georgia Tech Campanile[45]
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
September 4, 2006
11 Florida State Seminoles
13
12 Miami Hurricanes
10
Miami, Florida
Outside Miami Orange Bowl [26]
Rivalry
Miami Hurricanes
September 9, 2006
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
24
2 Texas Longhorns
7
Austin, Texas
Mike A. Myers Stadium [46]
Texas Longhorns
September 16, 2006
19 Nebraska Cornhuskers
10
4 USC Trojans
28
Los Angeles, California
Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum [47]
USC Trojans
September 23, 2006
24 Penn State Nittany Lions
6
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
28
Columbus, Ohio
Rivalry
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 30, 2006
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
38
13 Iowa Hawkeyes
17
Iowa City, Iowa
Hubbard Park[48]
Iowa Hawkeyes
October 7, 2006
9 LSU Tigers
10
5 Florida Gators
23
Gainesville, Florida
North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Rivalry
Florida Gators
October 14, 2006
2 Florida Gators
17
11 Auburn Tigers
27
Auburn, Alabama
Rivalry
Florida Gators
October 21, 2006
13 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
7
12 Clemson Tigers
31
Clemson, South Carolina
Bowman Field
Rivalry
Clemson Tigers
October 28, 2006
8 Tennessee Volunteers
31
South Carolina Gamecocks
24
Columbia, South Carolina
South Carolina State Fairgrounds[49]
Tennessee Volunteers
November 4, 2006
18 Oklahoma Sooners
17
21 Texas A&M Aggies
16
College Station, Texas
Outside Kyle Field
Oklahoma Sooners
November 11, 2006
13 Tennessee Volunteers
14
11 Arkansas Razorbacks
31
Fayetteville, Arkansas
East side of University Parking Lot 44[50]
Arkansas Razorbacks
November 18, 2006
2 Michigan Wolverines
39
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
42
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
The Game – Game of the Century
Michigan Wolverines
November 25, 2006
6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
24
2 USC Trojans
44
Los Angeles, California
Rivalry
USC Trojans
January 1, 2007
8 USC Trojans
32
3 Michigan Wolverines
18
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
USC Trojans
January 8, 2007
2 Florida Gators
41
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
14
Glendale, Arizona
BCS National Championship Game
Florida Gators
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 1, 2007
East Carolina Pirates
7
9 Virginia Tech Hokies
17
Blacksburg, Virginia
Outside Lane Stadium [51]
Virginia Tech Hokies
September 8, 2007
9 Virginia Tech Hokies
7
2 LSU Tigers
48
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Parade Ground
LSU Tigers
September 15, 2007
1 USC Trojans
49
14 Nebraska Cornhuskers
31
Lincoln, Nebraska
Memorial Stadium [30]
USC Trojans
September 22, 2007
22 Georgia Bulldogs
26 OT
16 Alabama Crimson Tide
23
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium [52]
Rivalry
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 29, 2007
6 California Golden Bears
31
11 Oregon Ducks
24
Eugene, Oregon
Autzen Stadium [28]
Oregon Ducks
October 6, 2007
9 Florida Gators
24
1 LSU Tigers
28
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Parade Ground
Rivalry
LSU Tigers
October 13, 2007
11 Missouri Tigers
31
6 Oklahoma Sooners
41
Norman, Oklahoma
Inside the track at the John Jacobs Track & Field Complex[53]
Rivalry
Oklahoma Sooners
October 20, 2007
14 Florida Gators
45
8 Kentucky Wildcats
37
Lexington, Kentucky
Northwest side of William T. Young Library [54]
Rivalry
Florida Gators
October 27, 2007
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
37
25 Penn State Nittany Lions
17
University Park, Pennsylvania
Outside Bryce Jordan Center
Rivalry
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 3, 2007
6 Arizona State Sun Devils
23
4 Oregon Ducks
35
Eugene, Oregon
Autzen Stadium [28]
Oregon Ducks
November 10, 2007
Amherst Lord Jeffs
0
Williams Ephs
20
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Left of North End Zone at Weston Field [55]
NCAA Division III – The Biggest Little Game in America
Williams Ephs
November 17, 2007
7 Ohio State Buckeyes
14
23 Michigan Wolverines
3
Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Game
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 24, 2007
3 Missouri Tigers
36
2 Kansas Jayhawks
28
Kansas City, Missouri
Arrowhead Stadium [56]
Border War
Missouri Tigers
December 1, 2007
9 Oklahoma Sooners
38
1 Missouri Tigers
17
San Antonio, Texas
The Alamo
Rivalry – Big 12 Championship Game
Missouri Tigers
January 1, 2008
13 Illinois Fighting Illini
17
6 USC Trojans
49
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
USC Trojans
January 7, 2008
2 LSU Tigers
38
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
24
New Orleans, Louisiana
BCS National Championship Game
Ohio State Buckeyes
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
April 12, 2008
Florida Gators Orange
–
Florida Gators Blue
–
Gainesville, Florida
Florida "Orange & Blue Debut" spring scrimmage
August 30, 2008
24 Alabama Crimson Tide
34
9 Clemson Tigers
10
Atlanta, Georgia
Centennial Olympic Park [57]
Rivalry – Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game
Clemson Tigers
September 6, 2008
Miami Hurricanes
3
5 Florida Gators
26
Gainesville, Florida
North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Rivalry
Florida Gators
September 13, 2008
5 Ohio State Buckeyes
3
1 USC Trojans
35
Los Angeles, California
Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
USC Trojans
September 20, 2008
6 LSU Tigers
26
9 Auburn Tigers
21
Auburn, Alabama
Allison Physics Lab Lawn[58]
Rivalry
Auburn Tigers
September 27, 2008
8 Alabama Crimson Tide
41
3 Georgia Bulldogs
30
Athens, Georgia
Myers Quad[59]
Rivalry
Alabama Crimson Tide
October 4, 2008
13 Auburn Tigers
13
19 Vanderbilt Commodores
14
Nashville, Tennessee
The Commons[60]
Kenny Chesney
Auburn Tigers
October 11, 2008
5 Texas Longhorns
45
1 Oklahoma Sooners
35
Dallas, Texas
Texas State Fair
Red River Showdown
Oklahoma Sooners
October 18, 2008
11 Missouri Tigers
31
1 Texas Longhorns
56
Austin, Texas
South Side of UT Tower [61]
Texas Longhorns
October 25, 2008
3 Penn State Nittany Lions
13
10 Ohio State Buckeyes
6
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
Rivalry
LeBron James
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 1, 2008
1 Texas Longhorns
33
6 Texas Tech Red Raiders
39
Lubbock, Texas
Engineering Key[62]
Rivalry
Bobby Knight
Texas Tech Red Raiders
November 8, 2008
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
27 OT
15 LSU Tigers
21
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Old Front 9[63]
Rivalry
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 15, 2008
Hampton Pirates
24
Florida A&M Rattlers
45
Tallahassee, Florida
FAMU quadrangle[64]
FCS
Florida A&M Rattlers
November 22, 2008
2 Texas Tech Red Raiders
21
5 Oklahoma Sooners
65
Norman, Oklahoma
Inside the track at the John Jacobs Track & Field Complex[53]
Oklahoma Sooners
November 29, 2008
3 Oklahoma Sooners
61
11 Oklahoma State Cowboys
41
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Edmon Low Library Lawn
Bedlam Series
Oklahoma Sooners
December 6, 2008
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
20
2 Florida Gators
31
Atlanta, Georgia
SEC Championship Game
Alabama Crimson Tide
January 1, 2009
6 Penn State Nittany Lions
24
5 USC Trojans
38
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
USC Trojans
January 8, 2009
2 Oklahoma Sooners
14
1 Florida Gators
24
Miami Gardens, Florida
BCS National Championship Game
Florida Gators
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 5, 2009
5 Alabama Crimson Tide
34
7 Virginia Tech Hokies
24
Atlanta, Georgia
Centennial Olympic Park
Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game
Chipper Jones
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 12, 2009
3 USC Trojans
18
8 Ohio State Buckeyes
15
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena [65]
Santonio Holmes
USC Trojans
September 19, 2009
Texas Tech Red Raiders
24
2 Texas Longhorns
34
Austin, Texas
South Side of UT Tower [61]
Rivalry
Lance Armstrong
Texas Longhorns
September 26, 2009
Iowa Hawkeyes
21
4 Penn State Nittany Lions
10
University Park, Pennsylvania
Outside Bryce Jordan Center
Penn State Nittany Lions
October 3, 2009
Florida State Seminoles
21
Boston College Eagles
28
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Stokes Lawn
Tedy Bruschi
Florida State Seminoles
October 10, 2009
1 Florida Gators
13
4 LSU Tigers
3
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Parade Ground[66]
Rivalry
Drew Brees
LSU Tigers
October 17, 2009
20 Oklahoma Sooners
13
3 Texas Longhorns
16
Dallas, Texas
Esplanade, north side of the Cotton Bowl [67]
Red River Showdown
Mark Cuban
Texas Longhorns
October 24, 2009
7 TCU Horned Frogs
38
16 BYU Cougars
7
Provo, Utah
Parking lot west of LaVell Edwards Stadium [68]
Lavell Edwards
TCU Horned Frogs
October 31, 2009
4 USC Trojans
20
10 Oregon Ducks
47
Eugene, Oregon
Autzen Stadium [28]
Phil Knight
Oregon Ducks
November 7, 2009
Army Black Knights
7
Air Force Falcons
35
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Academy Terrazzo[69]
Commander-in-Chief's Trophy
Spike Thomas
Air Force Falcons
November 14, 2009
16 Utah Utes
28
4 TCU Horned Frogs
55
Fort Worth, Texas
Campus Commons[70]
TCU Horned Frogs
November 21, 2009
11 Oregon Ducks
44 2 OT
Arizona Wildcats
41
Tucson, Arizona
UA Mall east of Old Main [71]
Amanda Beard
Oregon Ducks
November 28, 2009
Florida State Seminoles
10
1 Florida Gators
37
Gainesville, Florida
North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium [72]
Rivalry
Nick Swisher
Florida Gators
December 5, 2009
1 Florida Gators
13
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
32
Atlanta, Georgia
Game of the Century , Rivalry , SEC Championship Game
Lane Kiffin
Alabama Crimson Tide
January 1, 2010
8 Ohio State Buckeyes
26
7 Oregon Ducks
17
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
Jake Olson
Oregon Ducks
January 7, 2010
2 Texas Longhorns
21
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
37
Pasadena, California
BCS National Championship Game
Texas Longhorns
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 4, 2010
21 LSU Tigers
30
18 North Carolina Tar Heels
24
Atlanta, Georgia
Centennial Olympic Park [73]
Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game
Big Boi
LSU Tigers
September 11, 2010
18 Penn State Nittany Lions
3
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
24
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside Bryant–Denny Stadium [52]
Bobby Bowden
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 18, 2010
Clemson Tigers
24
16 Auburn Tigers
27 OT
Auburn, Alabama
Campus Green
Rivalry
Auburn Tigers
September 25, 2010
24 Oregon State Beavers
24
3 Boise State Broncos
37
Boise, Idaho
Blue turf inside Bronco Stadium [74]
Picabo Street
Boise State Broncos
October 2, 2010
9 Stanford Cardinal
31
4 Oregon Ducks
52
Eugene, Oregon
Autzen Stadium [28]
Oregon Ducks
October 9, 2010
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
21
19 South Carolina Gamecocks
35
Columbia, South Carolina
The Horseshoe, a quadrangle in the Old Campus District [75]
Alabama Crimson Tide
October 16, 2010
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
18
18 Wisconsin Badgers
31
Madison, Wisconsin
Camp Randall Stadium [76]
Nathan Followill
Wisconsin Badgers
October 23, 2010
1 Oklahoma Sooners
27
11 Missouri Tigers
36
Columbia, Missouri
Francis Quadrangle [77]
Rivalry
Oklahoma Sooners
October 30, 2010
1 Oregon Ducks
53
24 USC Trojans
32
Los Angeles, California
Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Will Ferrell
Oregon Ducks
November 6, 2010
4 TCU Horned Frogs
47
6 Utah Utes
7
Salt Lake City, Utah
Outside Rice-Eccles Stadium [40]
Ty Burrell
TCU Horned Frogs
November 13, 2010
Penn State Nittany Lions
24
7 Ohio State Buckeyes
38
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
Rivalry
Derek Poundstone
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 20, 2010
Illinois Fighting Illini
48
25 Northwestern Wildcats
27
Chicago, Illinois
Wrigley Field
Rivalry
Mike Ditka
Illinois Fighting Illini
November 27, 2010
14 Oklahoma Sooners
47
10 Oklahoma State Cowboys
41
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Edmon Low Library Lawn
Bedlam Series
Oklahoma State Cowboys
December 4, 2010
1 Oregon Ducks
37
Oregon State Beavers
20
Corvallis, Oregon
Memorial Union Quad[78]
Rivalry
Oregon Ducks
January 1, 2011
4 Wisconsin Badgers
19
3 TCU Horned Frogs
21
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
Wisconsin Badgers
January 3, 2011
5 Stanford Cardinal
40
12 Virginia Tech Hokies
12
Miami Gardens, Florida
Orange Bowl
January 4, 2011
6 Ohio State Buckeyes
31
8 Arkansas Razorbacks
26
New Orleans, Louisiana
Sugar Bowl
January 10, 2011
2 Oregon Ducks
19
1 Auburn Tigers
22
Glendale, Arizona
BCS National Championship
Oregon Ducks
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 3, 2011
3 Oregon Ducks
27
4 LSU Tigers
40
Arlington, Texas
LOT 3 of Cowboys Stadium [79]
Cowboys Classic
Mark Cuban
LSU Tigers
September 10, 2011
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
31
Michigan Wolverines
35
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ingalls Mall
Rivalry
Michigan Wolverines
September 17, 2011
1 Oklahoma Sooners
23
5 Florida State Seminoles
13
Tallahassee, Florida
Langford Green[80]
Oklahoma Sooners
September 24, 2011
2 LSU Tigers
47
16 West Virginia Mountaineers
21
Morgantown, West Virginia
Mountainlair Plaza[81]
Bob Huggins
LSU Tigers
October 1, 2011
8 Nebraska Cornhuskers
17
7 Wisconsin Badgers
48
Madison, Wisconsin
Bascom Hill
Rivalry
Jerry Ferrara
Nebraska Cornhuskers
October 8, 2011
3 Oklahoma Sooners
55
11 Texas Longhorns
17
Dallas, Texas
Hall of State [82]
Red River Showdown
Blake Griffin
Oklahoma Sooners
October 15, 2011
18 Arizona State Sun Devils
27
9 Oregon Ducks
41
Eugene, Oregon
Memorial Quad[28]
Oregon Ducks
October 22, 2011
4 Wisconsin Badgers
31
15 Michigan State Spartans
37
East Lansing, Michigan
Munn Intramural Field[83]
Mateen Cleaves
Wisconsin Badgers
October 29, 2011
4 Stanford Cardinal
56 3 OT
20 USC Trojans
48
Los Angeles, California
Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum [84]
Rivalry
Eric Stonestreet
Stanford Cardinal
November 5, 2011
1 LSU Tigers
9 OT
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
6
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside Bryant–Denny Stadium
Rivalry – Game of the Century
Brian Wilson
LSU Tigers
November 12, 2011
6 Oregon Ducks
53
3 Stanford Cardinal
30
Stanford, California
Stanford Oval[85]
Jim Plunkett
Stanford Cardinal
November 19, 2011
SMU Mustangs
7
10 Houston Cougars
37
Houston, Texas
Cullen Circle[86]
Carl Lewis
Houston Cougars
November 26, 2011
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
42
24 Auburn Tigers
14
Auburn, Alabama
Outside Jordan-Hare Stadium
Iron Bowl
Bo Jackson
Alabama Crimson Tide
December 3, 2011
12 Georgia Bulldogs
10
1 LSU Tigers
42
Atlanta, Georgia
Centennial Olympic Park [87]
SEC Championship Game
LSU Tigers
January 2, 2012
9 Wisconsin Badgers
38
6 Oregon Ducks
45
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl [88]
Rose Bowl
Lane Kiffin
Oregon Ducks
January 3, 2012
13 Michigan Wolverines
23
17 Virginia Tech Hokies
20
New Orleans, Louisiana
Sugar Bowl
January 4, 2012
23 West Virginia Mountaineers
70
14 Clemson Tigers
33
Miami Gardens, Florida
Orange Bowl
January 9, 2012
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
21
1 LSU Tigers
0
New Orleans, Louisiana
Rivalry – BCS National Championship Game
LSU Tigers
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 1, 2012
8 Michigan Wolverines
14
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
41
Arlington, Texas
Outside Cowboys Stadium [89]
Cowboys Kickoff Classic
Jerry Jones
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 8, 2012
24 Florida Gators
20
Texas A&M Aggies
17
College Station, Texas
Simpson Drill Field[90]
Jeff Van Gundy
Texas A&M Aggies
September 15, 2012
18 Florida Gators
37
Tennessee Volunteers
20
Knoxville, Tennessee
Circle Park
Rivalry
Kenny Chesney
Tennessee Volunteers
September 22, 2012
10 Clemson Tigers
37
4 Florida State Seminoles
49
Tallahassee, Florida
Langford Green[91]
Rivalry
Ricky Carmichael
Florida State Seminoles
September 29, 2012
14 Ohio State Buckeyes
17
20 Michigan State Spartans
16
East Lansing, Michigan
North of Beaumont Tower [92]
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 6, 2012
5 Georgia Bulldogs
7
6 South Carolina Gamecocks
35
Columbia, South Carolina
The Horseshoe, a quadrangle in the Old Campus District [93]
Rivalry
Darius Rucker
South Carolina Gamecoks
October 13, 2012
17 Stanford Cardinal
13
7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
20 OT
South Bend, Indiana
Liberty Quad
Rivalry
Vince Vaughn
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
October 20, 2012
9 South Carolina Gamecocks
11
3 Florida Gators
44
Gainesville, Florida
North End Zone Outside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium [94]
Ryan Lochte
Florida Gators
October 27, 2012
5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
30
8 Oklahoma Sooners
13
Norman, Oklahoma
South Oval[95]
Nathan Followill
Oklahoma Sooners
November 3, 2012
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
21
5 LSU Tigers
17
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Northeast corner of Parade Ground[96]
Rivalry
Lolo Jones
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 10, 2012
Navy Midshipmen
31
Troy Trojans
41
San Diego, California
Show was hosted from the deck of the USS San Diego [97]
Curtis Sharpe
Navy Midshipmen
November 17, 2012
14 Stanford Cardinal
17 OT
1 Oregon Ducks
14
Eugene, Oregon
Memorial Quad[98]
Braden Pape
Oregon Ducks
November 24, 2012
1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
22
USC Trojans
13
Los Angeles, California
Outside of Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum [99]
Rivalry
Landon Donovan
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
December 1, 2012
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
32
3 Georgia Bulldogs
28
Atlanta, Georgia
Centennial Olympic Park [100]
Rivalry – SEC Championship
Matt Ryan
Alabama Crimson Tide
January 1, 2013
23 Wisconsin Badgers
14
8 Stanford Cardinal
20
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
Stanford Cardinal
January 2, 2013
22 Louisville Cardinals
33
4 Florida Gators
23
New Orleans, Louisiana
Sugar Bowl
January 7, 2013
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
42
1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
14
Miami Gardens, Florida
BCS National Championship Game
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 31, 2013
5 Georgia Bulldogs
35
8 Clemson Tigers
38
Clemson, South Carolina
Bowman Field
Rivalry
Eric Stonestreet
Georgia Bulldogs
September 7, 2013
13 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
30
17 Michigan Wolverines
41
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ingalls Mall
Rivalry
Mark Harmon
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
September 14, 2013
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
49
6 Texas A&M Aggies
42
College Station, Texas
Simpson Drill Field
Lyle Lovett
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 21, 2013
Delaware State Hornets
0
1 (FCS) North Dakota State Bison
51
Fargo, North Dakota
In front of Fargo Theatre [101]
FCS
Phil Hansen
North Dakota State Bison
September 28, 2013
6 LSU Tigers
41
9 Georgia Bulldogs
44
Athens, Georgia
Myers Quad[102]
Willie Robertson , Bubba Watson
LSU Tigers
October 5, 2013
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
40
16 Northwestern Wildcats
30
Evanston, Illinois
The Lakefill on the banks of Lake Michigan [103]
Brent Musburger
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 12, 2013
2 Oregon Ducks
45
16 Washington Huskies
24
Seattle, Washington
Red Square in front of Suzzallo Library [104]
Rivalry
Hope Solo , Warren Moon
Oregon Ducks
October 19, 2013
5 Florida State Seminoles
51
3 Clemson Tigers
14
Clemson, South Carolina
Bowman Field [105]
Rivalry
Bill Murray
Florida State Seminoles
October 26, 2013
12 UCLA Bruins
14
2 Oregon Ducks
42
Eugene, Oregon
Memorial Quad
Ashton Eaton
Oregon Ducks
November 2, 2013
7 Miami Hurricanes
14
3 Florida State Seminoles
41
Tallahassee, Florida
Langford Green
Rivalry
Jake Owen
Florida State Seminoles
November 9, 2013
10 LSU Tigers
17
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
38
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium
Rivalry
Jake Peavy
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 16, 2013
5 Stanford Cardinal
17
USC Trojans
20
Los Angeles, California
McCarthy Quad[106]
Rivalry
Chris Fallica
USC Trojans
November 23, 2013
3 Baylor Bears
17
11 Oklahoma State Cowboys
49
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Campus Green[107]
Marcus Smart
Oklahoma State Cowboys
November 30, 2013
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
28
4 Auburn Tigers
34
Auburn, Alabama
Campus Green[108]
Iron Bowl
Charles Barkley
Alabama Crimson Tide
December 7, 2013
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
24
10 Michigan State Spartans
34
Indianapolis, Indiana
Pan Am Plaza
Big Ten Championship
Ryan Riess , Joey Chestnut
Ohio State Buckeyes
January 1, 2014
5 Stanford Cardinal
20
4 Michigan State Spartans
24
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
Magic Johnson
Michigan State Spartans
January 6, 2014
2 Auburn Tigers
31
1 Florida State Seminoles
34
Pasadena, California
Outside the Rose Bowl
BCS National Championship Game
Florida State Seminoles
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 30, 2014
1 Florida State Seminoles
37
Oklahoma State Cowboys
31
Arlington, Texas
Show was hosted from Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas
Cowboys Classic
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Florida State Seminoles
September 6, 2014
7 Michigan State Spartans
27
3 Oregon Ducks
46
Eugene, Oregon
Memorial Quad
Oregon Duck
Oregon Ducks
September 13, 2014
Incarnate Word Cardinals
0
1 (FCS) North Dakota State Bison
58
Fargo, North Dakota
In front of Fargo Theatre [101]
FCS
Brock Jensen
North Dakota State Bison
September 20, 2014
22 Clemson Tigers
17
1 Florida State Seminoles
23 OT
Tallahassee, Florida
Langford Green
Rivalry
Gabrielle Reece
Florida State Seminoles
September 27, 2014
Missouri Tigers
21
13 South Carolina Gamecocks
20
Columbia, South Carolina
The Horseshoe, a quadrangle in the Old Campus District [109]
Mayor's Cup
Kenny Chesney
South Carolina Gamecocks
October 4, 2014
3 Alabama Crimson Tide
17
11 Ole Miss Rebels
23
Oxford, Mississippi
The Grove
Rivalry
Katy Perry
Alabama Crimson Tide
October 11, 2014
2 Auburn Tigers
23
3 Mississippi State Bulldogs
38
Starkville, Mississippi
The Junction
Jonathan Papelbon
Mississippi State Bulldogs
October 18, 2014
5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
27
2 Florida State Seminoles
31
Tallahassee, Florida
Langford Green[110]
Ken Griffey Jr
Florida State Seminoles
October 25, 2014
3 Ole Miss Rebels
7
24 LSU Tigers
10
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Parade Grounds[111]
Magnolia Bowl
Jase Robertson , Willie Robertson
LSU Tigers
November 1, 2014
10 TCU Horned Frogs
31
20 West Virginia Mountaineers
30
Morgantown, West Virginia
Mountainlair Plaza
Brad Paisley
TCU Horned Frogs
November 8, 2014
13 Ohio State Buckeyes
49
7 Michigan State Spartans
37
East Lansing, Michigan
Demonstration Field near Jenison Fieldhouse [112]
Alice Cooper
Michigan State Spartans
November 15, 2014
1 Mississippi State Bulldogs
20
4 Alabama Crimson Tide
25
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium
Rivalry
Marcus Lutrell
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 22, 2014
Yale Bulldogs
24
14 (FCS) Harvard Crimson
31
Boston, Massachusetts
Dillon Quad[113]
FCS – Rivalry
Matt Birk
Yale Bulldogs
November 29, 2014
15 Auburn Tigers
44
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
55
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium
Iron Bowl
Joe Namath
Alabama Crimson Tide
December 6, 2014
9 Kansas State Wildcats
27
5 Baylor Bears
38
Waco, Texas
Umphrey Pedestrian Bridge[114]
Mike Singletary
Kansas State Wildcats
December 13, 2014
Navy Midshipmen
17
Army Black Knights
10
Baltimore, Maryland
Inner Harbor
Army–Navy Game
Roger Staubach
Navy Midshipmen
January 1, 2015
2 Oregon Ducks
59
3 Florida State Seminoles
20
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Oregon Ducks
January 12, 2015
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
42
2 Oregon Ducks
20
Arlington, Texas
Show was hosted from Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas
College Football Playoff National Championship
Ohio State Buckeyes
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 5, 2015
3 Alabama Crimson Tide
35
20 Wisconsin Badgers
17
Arlington, Texas
Show was hosted from Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas
Cowboys Classic
Brad Paisley
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 12, 2015
7 Oregon Ducks
28
5 Michigan State Spartans
31
East Lansing, Michigan
Munn Intramural Field[115]
Draymond Green
Oregon Ducks
September 19, 2015
15 Ole Miss Rebels
43
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
37
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium
Rivalry
Eric Church
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 26, 2015
9 UCLA Bruins
56
16 Arizona Wildcats
30
Tucson, Arizona
UA Mall east of Old Main [116]
Bob Baffert
Arizona Wildcats
October 3, 2015
6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
22
12 Clemson Tigers
24
Clemson, South Carolina
Bowman Field
Jim Cantore
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
October 10, 2015
23 California Golden Bears
24
5 Utah Utes
30
Salt Lake City, Utah
Presidents Circle
John Stockton
Utah Utes
October 17, 2015
7 Michigan State Spartans
27
12 Michigan Wolverines
23
Ann Arbor, Michigan
South side of Ingalls Mall
Rivalry
Steve Spurrier
Michigan Wolverines
October 24, 2015
11 (FCS) Richmond Spiders
59
4 (FCS) James Madison Dukes
49
Harrisonburg, Virginia
JMU Quad[117]
FCS – Rivalry
Dierks Bentley
James Madison Dukes
October 31, 2015
9 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
24
21 Temple Owls
20
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Independence Hall [118]
Philly Phanatic
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
November 7, 2015
2 LSU Tigers
16
4 Alabama Crimson Tide
30
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium
Rivalry
Rick Ross
LSU Tigers
November 14, 2015
12 Oklahoma Sooners
44
6 Baylor Bears
34
Waco, Texas
banks of the Brazos River [119]
Jeff Dunham
Baylor Bears
November 21, 2015
9 Michigan State Spartans
17
3 Ohio State Buckeyes
14
Columbus, Ohio
The Oval in front of William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library [120]
Archie Griffin
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 28, 2015
3 Oklahoma Sooners
58
11 Oklahoma State Cowboys
23
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Edmon Low Library Lawn
Bedlam Series
Ricky Fowler
Oklahoma State Cowboys
December 5, 2015
5 Michigan State Spartans
16
4 Iowa Hawkeyes
13
Indianapolis, Indiana
Pan Am Plaza
Big Ten Championship Game
Dallas Clark
Michigan State Spartans
December 12, 2015
Army Black Knights
17
21 Navy Midshipmen
21
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Xfinity Live![121]
Army–Navy Game
Roger Staubach
Navy Midshipmen
December 31, 2015
4 Oklahoma Sooners
17
1 Clemson Tigers
37
Miami Gardens, Florida
Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Oklahoma Sooners
January 1, 2016
5 Stanford Cardinal
45
6 Iowa Hawkeyes
16
Pasadena, California
Rose Bowl
Stanford Cardinal
January 11, 2016
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
45
1 Clemson Tigers
40
Glendale, Arizona
Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship
Clemson Tigers
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
September 3, 2016
5 LSU Tigers
14
Wisconsin Badgers
16
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Lambeau Field
Aaron Rodgers
LSU Tigers
September 10, 2016
Virginia Tech Hokies
24
17 Tennessee Volunteers
45
Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol Motor Speedway
Battle at Bristol
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Tennessee Volunteers
September 17, 2016
2 Florida State Seminoles
20
10 Louisville Cardinals
63
Louisville, Kentucky
Outside the Northeast corner of Papa John's Cardinal Stadium [122]
Laila Ali
Louisville Cardinals
September 24, 2016
19 Florida Gators
28
14 Tennessee Volunteers
38
Knoxville, Tennessee
Ayres Hall [123]
Rivalry
Phillip Fulmer , Steve Spurrier
Florida Gators
October 1, 2016
3 Louisville Cardinals
36
5 Clemson Tigers
42
Clemson, South Carolina
Bowman Field [124]
Eric Church
Clemson Tigers
October 8, 2016
9 Tennessee Volunteers
38
8 Texas A&M Aggies
45 2OT
College Station, Texas
Spence Park[125]
Chainsmokers
Texas A&M Aggies
October 15, 2016
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
30 OT
8 Wisconsin Badgers
23
Madison, Wisconsin
Bascom Hill[126]
Ric Flair
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 22, 2016
6 Texas A&M Aggies
14
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
33
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Walk of Champions outside Bryant-Denny Stadium [127]
Verne Lundquist
Alabama Crimson Tide
October 29, 2016
4 Washington Huskies
31
17 Utah Utes
24
Salt Lake City, Utah
Presidents Circle [128]
Frank Caliendo
Washington Huskies
November 5, 2016
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
10
13 LSU Tigers
0
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The Quad[129]
Rivalry
Lil Wayne
LSU Tigers
November 12, 2016
20 USC Trojans
26
4 Washington Huskies
13
Seattle, Washington
Red Square in front of Suzzallo Library [130]
Joel McHale
Washington Huskies
November 19, 2016
Buffalo Bulls
0
21 Western Michigan Broncos
38
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Sangren Pedestrian Mall[131]
Greg Jennings
Western Michigan Broncos
November 26, 2016
3 Michigan Wolverines
27
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
30 2OT
Columbus, Ohio
In front of RPAC building
The Game
Orlando Pace
Ohio State Buckeyes
December 3, 2016
6 Wisconsin Badgers
31
7 Penn State Nittany Lions
38
Indianapolis, Indiana
Pan Am Plaza[132]
Big Ten Championship Game
Keegan-Michael Key
Wisconsin Badgers
December 10, 2016
25 Navy Midshipmen
17
Army Black Knights
21
Baltimore, Maryland
Inner Harbor [133]
Army–Navy Game
Hugh McConnell, Stephen Phillips
Navy Midshipmen
December 31, 2016
3 Ohio State Buckeyes
0
2 Clemson Tigers
31
Glendale, Arizona
Fiesta Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Ohio State Buckeyes
January 2, 2017
9 USC Trojans
52
5 Penn State Nittany Lions
49
Pasadena, California
Rose Bowl
USC Trojans
January 9, 2017
2 Clemson Tigers
35
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
31
Tampa, Florida
outside Raymond James Stadium [134]
Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship
Alabama Crimson Tide
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
August 31, 2017 (Thursday)
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
49
Indiana Hoosiers
21
Bloomington, Indiana
Memorial Stadium [135]
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 2, 2017
3 Florida State Seminoles
7
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
24
Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia International Plaza [136]
Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game
Sam Hunt
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 9, 2017
5 Oklahoma Sooners
31
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
16
Columbus, Ohio
The Oval[137]
Eddie George
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 16, 2017
3 Clemson Tigers
47
14 Louisville Cardinals
21
Louisville, Kentucky
Grawemeyer Hall [138]
Rick Pitino
Louisville Cardinals
September 23, 2017
None
New York, New York
Show was hosted from Times Square [139]
Keegan-Michael Key
Corso dressed as Lady Liberty and picked New York City[140]
September 30, 2017
2 Clemson Tigers
31
12 Virginia Tech Hokies
17
Blacksburg, Virginia
Alumni Mall[141]
Bruce Smith
Clemson Tigers
October 7, 2017
23 West Virginia Mountaineers
24
8 TCU Horned Frogs
31
Fort Worth, Texas
Campus Commons
Tim McGraw
TCU Horned Frogs
October 14, 2017
11 (FCS) Villanova Wildcats
8
1 (FCS) James Madison Dukes
30
Harrisonburg, Virginia
JMU Quad[117]
FCS
Gene Wojciechowski
James Madison Dukes
October 21, 2017
19 Michigan Wolverines
13
2 Penn State Nittany Lions
42
University Park, Pennsylvania
Old Main Lawn
Ki-Jana Carter
Penn State Nittany Lions
October 28, 2017
2 Penn State Nittany Lions
38
6 Ohio State Buckeyes
39
Columbus, Ohio
South side of St. John Arena
Rivalry
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 4, 2017
5 Oklahoma Sooners
62
11 Oklahoma State Cowboys
52
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Edmon Low Library Lawn[142]
Bedlam Series
Thurman Thomas
Oklahoma State Cowboys
November 11, 2017
3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
8
7 Miami Hurricanes
41
Miami Gardens, Florida
Hosted from Lakeside Patio on Miami's campus in Coral Gables, Florida [143]
Alex Rodriguez
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
November 18, 2017
24 Michigan Wolverines
10
5 Wisconsin Badgers
24
Madison, Wisconsin
Bascom Hill [144]
Craig T. Nelson
Wisconsin Badgers
November 25, 2017
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
14
6 Auburn Tigers
26
Auburn, Alabama
Samford Lawn[145]
Iron Bowl
Charles Barkley
Alabama Crimson Tide
December 2, 2017
7 Miami Hurricanes
3
1 Clemson Tigers
38
Charlotte, North Carolina
Romare Bearden Park [146]
ACC Championship Game
Luther Campbell
Clemson Tigers
December 9, 2017
Army Black Knights
14
Navy Midshipmen
13
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
XFINITY Live[34]
Army–Navy Game
Rob Riggle
Navy Midshipmen
January 1, 2018
3 Georgia Bulldogs
54
2 Oklahoma Sooners
48 2OT
Pasadena, California
Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Oklahoma Sooners
January 8, 2018
4 Alabama Crimson Tide
26 OT
3 Georgia Bulldogs
23
Atlanta, Georgia
Centennial Olympic Park [147]
Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship
Alabama Crimson Tide
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
April 26–27, 2018
2018 NFL draft
Arlington, Texas
Pre-show prior to Round 1 and Rounds 2–3[148]
Mel Kiper [e] [149]
September 1, 2018
14 Michigan Wolverines
17
12 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
24
South Bend, Indiana
Liberty Quad
Rivalry
Luke Bryan
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
September 8, 2018
2 Clemson Tigers
28
Texas A&M Aggies
26
College Station, Texas
Aggie Park[150]
Owen Gray
Clemson Tigers
September 15, 2018
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
40
15 TCU Horned Frogs
28
Arlington, Texas
Show was hosted from Campus Commons on TCU's campus in Fort Worth, Texas [151]
Roman Reigns
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 22, 2018
7 Stanford Cardinal
38 OT
20 Oregon Ducks
31
Eugene, Oregon
Memorial Quad[152]
Tim Matheson
Oregon Ducks
September 29, 2018
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
27
9 Penn State Nittany Lions
26
University Park, Pennsylvania
Old Main Lawn[153]
Rivalry
Keegan-Michael Key
Penn State Nittany Lions
October 6, 2018
19 Texas Longhorns
48
7 Oklahoma Sooners
45
Dallas, Texas
Texas State Fair
Red River Showdown
Toby Keith
Oklahoma Sooners
October 13, 2018
15 Wisconsin Badgers
13
12 Michigan Wolverines
38
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ingalls Mall[154]
Chainsmokers
Wisconsin Badgers
October 20, 2018
12 Oregon Ducks
20
25 Washington State Cougars
34
Pullman, Washington
Across from Cougar Pride statue[155]
Drew Bledsoe
Washington State Cougars
October 27, 2018
9 Florida Gators
17
7 Georgia Bulldogs
36
Jacksonville, Florida
Metropolitan Park [156]
Rivalry
Evander Holyfield
Florida Gators
November 3, 2018
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
29
3 LSU Tigers
0
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The Quad[157]
Rivalry
Alex Bergman
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 10, 2018
2 Clemson Tigers
27
17 Boston College Eagles
7
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Stokes Lawn[158]
O'Rourke–McFadden Trophy
Chris O'Donnell
Clemson Tigers
November 17, 2018
24 Cincinnati Bearcats
13
11 UCF Knights
38
Orlando, Florida
Memory Mall[159]
Rivalry
Maury Povich
UCF Knights
November 24, 2018
4 Michigan Wolverines
39
10 Ohio State Buckeyes
62
Columbus, Ohio
Outside RPAC building[160]
The Game
Bryce Harper
Michigan Wolverines
December 1, 2018
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
35
4 Georgia Bulldogs
28
Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia International Plaza [161]
Rivalry – SEC Championship Game
Quavo
Alabama Crimson Tide
December 8, 2018
Navy Midshipmen
10
Army Black Knights
17
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
adjacent to Xfinity Live![162]
Army–Navy Game
Charles Barkley
Navy Midshipmen
December 29, 2018
4 Oklahoma Sooners
34
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
45
Miami Gardens, Florida
in front of Hotel Victor[163]
Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Brian Bosworth
Alabama Crimson Tide
January 1, 2019
9 Washington Huskies
23
6 Ohio State Buckeyes
28
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
Ohio State Buckeyes
January 7, 2019
2 Clemson Tigers
44
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
16
Santa Clara, California
Champ Tailgate outside of Levi's Stadium [164]
Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship
Clemson Tigers
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
April 25–27, 2019
2019 NFL draft
Nashville, Tennessee
Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage.[165]
Dwayne Haskins [f] [167]
August 24, 2019
Miami Hurricanes
20
8 Florida Gators
24
Orlando, Florida
Show was held at Walt Disney World 's Magic Kingdom [168]
Rivalry – Camping World Kickoff
Michael Irvin
Florida Gators
August 29, 2019 (Thursday)
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
14
1 Clemson Tigers
52
Clemson, South Carolina
Memorial Stadium
Rivalry
Clemson Tigers
August 31, 2019
11 Oregon Ducks
21
16 Auburn Tigers
27
Arlington, Texas
Show was hosted from Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas [169]
Advocare Classic
Bo Jackson
Oregon Ducks
September 7, 2019
6 LSU Tigers
45
9 Texas Longhorns
38
Austin, Texas
LBJ Lawn
Matthew McConaughey
LSU Tigers
September 14, 2019
19 Iowa Hawkeyes
18
Iowa State Cyclones
17
Ames, Iowa
Between Sukup Endzone and Reimen Gardens[170]
Cy-Hawk Trophy
Eric Church
Iowa State Cyclones
September 21, 2019
7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
17
3 Georgia Bulldogs
23
Athens, Georgia
Myers Quad
Jeezy
Georgia Bulldogs
September 28, 2019
5 Ohio State Buckeyes
48
Nebraska Cornhuskers
7
Lincoln, Nebraska
East end of Memorial Stadium
Gabrielle Union
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 5, 2019
7 Auburn Tigers
13
10 Florida Gators
24
Gainesville, Florida
Plaza of the Americas [171]
Rivalry
Emmitt Smith
Florida Gators
October 12, 2019
7 Florida Gators
28
5 LSU Tigers
42
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Campus Quad[172]
Rivalry
John Goodman
LSU Tigers
October 19, 2019
16 Michigan Wolverines
21
7 Penn State Nittany Lions
28
University Park, Pennsylvania
HUB Lawn[173]
Lara Spencer
Penn State Nittany Lions
October 26, 2019
1 (FCS) North Dakota State Bison
23
3 (FCS) South Dakota State Jackrabbits
16
Brookings, South Dakota
College Green[174]
FCS – Dakota Marker
Pat McAfee
North Dakota State Bison
November 2, 2019
15 SMU Mustangs
48
24 Memphis Tigers
54
Memphis, Tennessee
Show was hosted on Beale Street in Downtown Memphis, Tennessee [175]
Jerry Lawler
SMU Mustangs
November 9, 2019
2 LSU Tigers
46
3 Alabama Crimson Tide
41
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The Quad [176]
Rivalry – Game of the Century
Justin Thomas
LSU Tigers
November 16, 2019
10 Oklahoma Sooners
34
13 Baylor Bears
31
Waco, Texas
McLane Stadium
Chip Gaines , Joanna Gaines
Baylor Bears
November 23, 2019
8 Penn State Nittany Lions
17
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
28
Columbus, Ohio
In front of St. John Arena
Rivalry
Eddie George
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 30, 2019
12 Wisconsin Badgers
38
8 Minnesota Golden Gophers
17
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Northrop Mall [177]
Paul Bunyan's Axe
Eric Decker
Minnesota Golden Gophers
December 7, 2019
4 Georgia Bulldogs
10
2 LSU Tigers
37
Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia International Plaza [178]
SEC Championship Game
Zac Brown
LSU Tigers
December 14, 2019
Army Black Knights
7
23 Navy Midshipmen
31
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
XFINITY Live![179]
Army–Navy Game
Charles Barkley
Navy Midshipmen
December 28, 2019
3 Clemson Tigers
29
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
23
Glendale, Arizona
State Farm Stadium
Fiesta Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Ohio State Buckeyes
January 1, 2020
6 Oregon Ducks
28
8 Wisconsin Badgers
27
Pasadena, California
Rose Bowl
January 13, 2020
3 Clemson Tigers
25
1 LSU Tigers
42
New Orleans, Louisiana
Jax Brewery [180]
College Football Playoff National Championship
LSU Tigers
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick[g]
April 23–25, 2020
2020 NFL draft
Bristol, Connecticut
Pre-show from ESPN's Bristol studios[h]
August 29, 2020
N/A[i]
September 5, 2020
None
Bristol, Connecticut
Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios and remote locations[183]
September 12, 2020
1 Clemson Tigers
37
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
13
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
50-yard line of Truist Field at Wake Forest [184]
Chris Paul
Clemson Tigers
September 19, 2020
17 Miami Hurricanes
47
18 Louisville Cardinals
34
Louisville, Kentucky
Concourse at Cardinal Stadium [185]
Bill Murray
Miami Hurricanes
September 26, 2020
Florida State Seminoles
10
12 Miami Hurricanes
52
Miami Gardens, Florida
Hard Rock Stadium
Rivalry
Stugotz
Miami Hurricanes
October 3, 2020
7 Auburn Tigers
6
4 Georgia Bulldogs
27
Athens, Georgia
Sanford Stadium
Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
Omari Hardwick
Georgia Bulldogs
October 10, 2020
7 Miami Hurricanes
17
1 Clemson Tigers
42
Clemson, South Carolina
Memorial Stadium
Alex Rodriguez
Clemson Tigers
October 17, 2020
3 Georgia Bulldogs
24
2 Alabama Crimson Tide
41
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Bryant–Denny Stadium
Rivalry
Derrick Henry
Alabama Crimson Tide
October 24, 2020
18 Michigan Wolverines
49
21 Minnesota Golden Gophers
24
Minneapolis, Minnesota
TCF Bank Stadium
Little Brown Jug
Vince Vaughn
Michigan Wolverines
October 31, 2020
3 Ohio State Buckeyes
38
18 Penn State Nittany Lions
25
University Park, Pennsylvania
Beaver Stadium
Rivalry
Trace McSorley
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 7, 2020
1 Clemson Tigers
40
4 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
47 2OT
South Bend, Indiana
Notre Dame Stadium
Chase Claypool
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
November 14, 2020
2020 Masters Tournament
Augusta, Georgia
Augusta National Golf Club (Par 3 course)[20] [186]
Jack Nicklaus
Brooks Koepka [j] [187]
November 21, 2020
14 Oklahoma State Cowboys
13
18 Oklahoma Sooners
41
Norman, Oklahoma
Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
Bedlam Series
Trae Young
Oklahoma Sooners
November 28, 2020
22 Auburn Tigers
13
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
42
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Magnolia Parking Deck
Iron Bowl
Joe Namath
Alabama Crimson Tide
December 5, 2020
13 BYU Cougars
17
18 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
22
Conway, South Carolina
Brooks Stadium [188]
Mormons vs. Mullets (Originally scheduled to be Liberty at Coastal Carolina)[k]
Dustin Johnson
BYU Cougars
December 12, 2020
Navy Midshipmen
0
Army Black Knights
15
West Point, New York
Lusk Reservoir Park[191]
Army–Navy Game
Condoleezza Rice
Navy Midshipmen
December 19, 2020
3 Clemson Tigers
34
2 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
10
Charlotte, North Carolina
Bank of America Stadium
ACC Championship Game
Joel McHale
Clemson Tigers
January 1, 2021
3 Ohio State Buckeyes
49
2 Clemson Tigers
28
New Orleans, Louisiana
Sugar Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Clemson Tigers
January 11, 2021
3 Ohio State Buckeyes
24
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
52
Miami Gardens, Florida
College Football Playoff National Championship
Ohio State Buckeyes
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
April 29–30, and May 1, 2021
2021 NFL draft
Cleveland, Ohio
Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[192]
August 28, 2021
Alcorn State Braves
14
North Carolina Central Eagles
23
Atlanta, Georgia
Center Parc Stadium
FCS – MEAC/SWAC Challenge
Eddie George
Alcorn State Braves
September 4, 2021
5 Georgia Bulldogs
10
3 Clemson Tigers
3
Charlotte, North Carolina
Romare Bearden Park
Rivalry – Duke's Mayo Classic
Kane Brown
Georgia Bulldogs
September 11, 2021
10 Iowa Hawkeyes
27
9 Iowa State Cyclones
17
Ames, Iowa
Between Sukup Endzone and Reimen Gardens[170]
Cy-Hawk Trophy
Ashton Kutcher
Iowa Hawkeyes
September 18, 2021
22 Auburn Tigers
20
10 Penn State Nittany Lions
28
University Park, Pennsylvania
Old Main Lawn
Saquon Barkley
Penn State Nittany Lions
September 25, 2021
12 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
41
18 Wisconsin Badgers
13
Chicago, Illinois
Soldier Field
Shamrock Series
Danica Patrick
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
October 2, 2021
8 Arkansas Razorbacks
0
2 Georgia Bulldogs
37
Athens, Georgia
Myers Quad
Harris English
Georgia Bulldogs
October 9, 2021
6 Oklahoma Sooners
55
21 Texas Longhorns
48
Dallas, Texas
Texas State Fair
Red River Showdown
Mark Cuban
Texas Longhorns
October 16, 2021
11 Kentucky Wildcats
13
1 Georgia Bulldogs
30
Athens, Georgia
Myers Quad
Jeff Foxworthy
Georgia Bulldogs
October 23, 2021
10 Oregon Ducks
34
UCLA Bruins
31
Pasadena, California
Show was hosted from UCLA's campus in Los Angeles, California at Wilson Plaza
Bill Walton
UCLA Bruins
October 30, 2021
6 Michigan Wolverines
33
8 Michigan State Spartans
37
East Lansing, Michigan
Ralph Young Field
Paul Bunyan Trophy
Ken Jeong
Michigan Wolverines
November 6, 2021
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
20
6 Cincinnati Bearcats
28
Cincinnati, Ohio
The Commons[193]
Nick Lachey
Cincinnati Bearcats
November 13, 2021
11 Texas A&M Aggies
19
15 Ole Miss Rebels
29
Oxford, Mississippi
The Grove
Lane Kiffin
Ole Miss Rebels
November 20, 2021
7 Michigan State Spartans
7
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
56
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
Twenty One Pilots
Ohio State Buckeyes
November 27, 2021
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
27
5 Michigan Wolverines
42
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Pioneer High School
The Game
Sebastian Maniscalco
Ohio State Buckeyes
December 4, 2021
1 Georgia Bulldogs
24
3 Alabama Crimson Tide
41
Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia World Congress Center
Rivalry – SEC Championship Game
Zac Brown
Alabama Crimson Tide
December 11, 2021
Army Black Knights
13
Navy Midshipmen
17
East Rutherford, New Jersey
Outside MetLife Stadium (Lot J)
Army–Navy Game
Pete Dawkins
Navy Midshipmen
December 31, 2021
3 Georgia Bulldogs
34
2 Michigan Wolverines
11
Miami Gardens, Florida
Outside Hard Rock Stadium
Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Bill Goldberg
Georgia Bulldogs
January 1, 2022
11 Utah Utes
45
6 Ohio State Buckeyes
48
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
Ohio State Buckeyes
January 10, 2022
3 Georgia Bulldogs
33
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
18
Indianapolis, Indiana
Lucas Oil Stadium
Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship
Georgia Bulldogs
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
April 28–30, 2022
2022 NFL draft
Las Vegas, Nevada
Caesars Forum
Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[194]
August 27, 2022
None
Bristol, Connecticut & Atlanta, Georgia
Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios and various remote locations, such as The Home Depot headquarters in Atlanta
2022 season preview
September 1, 2022 (Thursday)
West Virginia Mountaineers
31
17 Pittsburgh Panthers
38
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Acrisure Stadium
Backyard Brawl
Pittsburgh Panthers
September 3, 2022
5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
10
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
21
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
Jack Harlow
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 10, 2022
1 Alabama Crimson Tide
20
Texas Longhorns
19
Austin, Texas
LBJ Lawn
Glen Powell
Alabama Crimson Tide
September 17, 2022
Troy Trojans
28
Appalachian State Mountaineers
32
Boone, North Carolina
Sanford Mall[195]
Luke Combs
Appalachian State Mountaineers
September 24, 2022
20 Florida Gators
33
11 Tennessee Volunteers
38
Knoxville, Tennessee
Ayres Hall
Rivalry
Bianca Belair
Tennessee Volunteers
October 1, 2022
10 NC State Wolfpack
20
5 Clemson Tigers
30
Clemson, South Carolina
Bowman Field
Textile Bowl
Christian Wilkins
None[l]
October 8, 2022
17 TCU Horned Frogs
38
19 Kansas Jayhawks
31
Lawrence, Kansas
South end of David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium
Rob Riggle
None[l]
October 15, 2022
3 Alabama Crimson Tide
49
6 Tennessee Volunteers
52
Knoxville, Tennessee
Ayres Hall
Third Saturday in October
Peyton Manning
Tennessee Volunteers
October 22, 2022
9 UCLA Bruins
30
10 Oregon Ducks
45
Eugene, Oregon
Memorial Quad
Sabrina Ionescu
Oregon Ducks
October 29, 2022
Southern Jaguars
0
9 (FCS) Jackson State Tigers
35
Jackson, Mississippi
Parking lot at Veterans Memorial Stadium
FCS – Rivalry
Stephen A. Smith
None[l]
November 5, 2022
1 Tennessee Volunteers
13
3 Georgia Bulldogs
27
Athens, Georgia
Myers Quad
Rivalry
Luke Bryan
None[l]
November 12, 2022
4 TCU Horned Frogs
17
18 Texas Longhorns
10
Austin, Texas
LBJ Lawn
Rivalry
Jordan Spieth
None[l]
November 19, 2022
14 (FCS) Montana Grizzlies
21
3 (FCS) Montana State Bobcats
55
Bozeman, Montana
Dyche Field[196]
FCS – Brawl of the Wild
Nick Faldo
Montana State Bobcats
November 26, 2022
3 Michigan Wolverines
45
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
23
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
The Game
A.J. Hawk
Ohio State Buckeyes
December 3, 2022
10 Kansas State Wildcats
31 OT
3 TCU Horned Frogs
28
Arlington, Texas
Lot C, Northwest side of AT&T Stadium [197]
Big 12 Championship Game
LaDainian Tomlinson
Kansas State Wildcats
December 31, 2022
4 Ohio State Buckeyes
41
1 Georgia Bulldogs
42
Atlanta, Georgia
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Peach Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Ohio State Buckeyes
January 2, 2023
11 Penn State Nittany Lions
35
8 Utah Utes
21
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl
Utah Utes
January 9, 2023
3 TCU Horned Frogs
7
1 Georgia Bulldogs
65
Inglewood, California
SoFi Stadium
College Football Playoff National Championship
TCU Horned Frogs
Date
Visitor
Host
City
Location
Notes
Guest picker
Lee Corso headgear pick
April 27–29, 2023
2023 NFL draft
Kansas City, Missouri
Union Station
Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[198]
August 26, 2023
None
Bristol, Connecticut
Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios
2023 season preview
September 2, 2023
21 North Carolina Tar Heels
31
South Carolina Gamecocks
17
Charlotte, North Carolina
Romare Bearden Park
Battle of the Carolinas – Duke's Mayo Classic
Darius Rucker
North Carolina Tar Heels
September 9, 2023
11 Texas Longhorns
34
3 Alabama Crimson Tide
24
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Denny Chimes [199]
Allstate Crossbar Classic
Joe Namath
Texas Longhorns
September 16, 2023
Colorado State Rams
35
18 Colorado Buffaloes
43 2OT
Boulder, Colorado
Leeds School of Business Field [200] [201]
Rocky Mountain Showdown
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
Colorado Buffaloes
September 23, 2023
6 Ohio State Buckeyes
17
9 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
14
South Bend, Indiana
Library Lawn[202]
Vince Vaughn
Ohio State Buckeyes
September 30, 2023
11 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
21
17 Duke Blue Devils
14
Durham, North Carolina
Abele Quad[203]
Ken Jeong
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
October 7, 2023
12 Oklahoma Sooners
34
3 Texas Longhorns
30
Dallas, Texas
Texas State Fair [204]
Red River Rivalry
Baker Mayfield
Texas Longhorns
October 14, 2023
8 Oregon Ducks
33
7 Washington Huskies
36
Seattle, Washington
Red Square [205]
Rivalry
Joel McHale
Washington Huskies
October 21, 2023
7 Penn State Nittany Lions
12
3 Ohio State Buckeyes
20
Columbus, Ohio
Outside St. John Arena
Rivalry
C. J. Stroud
Ohio State Buckeyes
October 28, 2023
8 Oregon Ducks
35
13 Utah Utes
6
Salt Lake City, Utah
Presidents Circle
Steve Smith Sr.
None[m]
November 4, 2023
14 LSU Tigers
28
8 Alabama Crimson Tide
42
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Denny Chimes
Rivalry
Nate Bargatze
Alabama Crimson Tide
November 11, 2023
9 Ole Miss Rebels
17
2 Georgia Bulldogs
52
Athens, Georgia
Myers Quad
Nolan Smith
Georgia Bulldogs
November 18, 2023
Appalachian State Mountaineers
26 OT
James Madison Dukes
23
Harrisonburg, Virginia
JMU Quad
Record crowd of 26,000[24]
PFT Commenter
James Madison Dukes
November 25, 2023
2 Ohio State Buckeyes
24
3 Michigan Wolverines
30
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ferry Field
The Game
Aidan Hutchinson
Ohio State Buckeyes
December 2, 2023
1 Georgia Bulldogs
24
8 Alabama Crimson Tide
27
Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia World Congress Center - Building B
Rivalry – SEC Championship Game
Theo Von
Georgia Bulldogs
December 9, 2023
Army Black Knights
17
Navy Midshipmen
11
Foxborough, Massachusetts
Outside Gillette Stadium – Lot 5B
Army–Navy Game
Bill Belichick
Navy Midshipmen
December 30, 2023
None
January 1, 2024
4 Alabama Crimson Tide
20
1 Michigan Wolverines
27 OT
Pasadena, California
Inside the Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
Michigan Wolverines
January 8, 2024
2 Washington Huskies
13
1 Michigan Wolverines
34
Houston, Texas
NRG Stadium
College Football Playoff National Championship
Michigan Wolverines
Notes
^ Corso wore the Florida State hat, then wore the Notre Dame hat. He eventually chose Florida State.
^ Game was cancelled due to lightning.
^ Game was postponed and rescheduled to December 1, 2001, due to the September 11 attacks .[31]
^ The September 24th game was originally scheduled to originate from Baton Rouge for Tennessee vs. LSU, but the game was postponed to Monday, September 26 due to the approach of Hurricane Rita .[42]
^ Corso wore Mel Kiper's head as his headgear during the broadcast.
^ Corso's headgear was for who he would take with the first pick of the draft.[166]
^ Corso made all of his headgear picks from his home in Florida and did not travel to any College GameDay locations due to COVID-19 concerns .[181]
^ No College GameDay was eventually held on that date. The show was originally going to be in Paradise, Nevada , but was moved to ESPN's studios due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
^ Originally Navy vs. Notre Dame (Emerald Isle Classic ) in Dublin, Ireland ,[182] but due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the game was then moved to Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium for Labor Day weekend before ultimately being canceled; this would have been the first show to be broadcast outside of the United States .
^ Corso's headgear was for who he thinks will win the Masters .
^ Because of an increased number of COVID-19 cases within the football program, Liberty University's medical staff decided to pause its football team's activities and cancel the game with Coastal Carolina in Conway, South Carolina, scheduled for December 5. BYU, who had not originally been scheduled to play that week, and had hopes of making the College Football Playoff , worked to schedule this game in its place.[189] [190]
^ a b c d e Corso was absent due to health issues.
^ Corso was absent due to a family matter.
Winners are listed in bold .[208]
All rankings displayed for Division I-A/FBS teams are from the AP poll or CFP Rankings (starting in the 2014 season) at the time of the game. Division I-AA/FCS rankings are from the STATS poll at the time of the game.
Appearances by school
Appearances through January 8, 2024.[209]
Ohio State has appeared and hosted GameDay more than any other school with 59 and 23 times respectively.
Alabama has hosted GameDay on campus 18 times and has made a total of 58 appearances on GameDay, making them second in total appearances. The first three appearances were off-campus from Legion Field in Birmingham.
The Florida Gators have been featured on GameDay 42 times, which makes them third in most total appearances.
Air Force is the only "Group of Five" school to have hosted GameDay three times.
North Dakota State is the only FCS program to host GameDay twice.
A Washington State Cougars flag has flown at every GameDay broadcast since 2003, but GameDay did not visit Martin Stadium (pictured) until 2018.
With the completion of the 2014 season, the SEC became the first (and, until 2022, the only) conference to have all of its members host GameDay at least once (although Missouri has never hosted while an SEC member; it hosted as a Big 12 member). The SEC has also hosted GameDay more than any other conference.[210]
School
Appearances
Hosted
Record
Win Pct
Last hosted
Ohio State
59
23
40–19
.678
October 21, 2023
Alabama
58
18
37–21
.638
November 4, 2023
Florida
42
13
26–16
.619
October 5, 2019
Oklahoma
40
8
27–13
.675
November 21, 2020
Michigan
39
14
21–18
.538
November 25, 2023
Georgia
36
9
17–19
.472
November 11, 2023
Notre Dame
36
11
16–20
.429
September 23, 2023
Florida State
35
11
17–18
.486
October 18, 2014
LSU
34
13
21–13
.618
October 12, 2019
Clemson
30
8
19–11
.633
October 1, 2022
Oregon
30
11
18–12
.600
October 22, 2022
Penn State
25
9
10–15
.400
September 18, 2021
USC
24
10
18–6
.750
November 16, 2013
Miami
24
8
15–9
.625
September 26, 2020
Tennessee
24
11
11–13
.458
October 15, 2022
Auburn
23
9
10–13
.435
November 25, 2017
Texas
22
9
11–11
.500
November 12, 2022
Wisconsin
20
8
7–13
.350
November 18, 2017
Nebraska
17
7
9–8
.529
September 28, 2019
Michigan State
16
8
9–7
.563
October 30, 2021
Virginia Tech
14
6
4–10
.286
September 30, 2017
Army
12
2
5–7
.417
December 12, 2020
Stanford
11
1
6–5
.545
November 12, 2011
TCU
11
3
8–3
.727
September 15, 2018
Navy
10
0
4–6
.400
N/A
UCLA
10
2
3–7
.300
October 23, 2021
Iowa
9
2
3–6
.333
September 30, 2006
Oklahoma State
9
6
1–8
.111
November 4, 2017
South Carolina
9
7
3–6
.333
September 27, 2014
Texas A&M
9
6
1–8
.111
September 8, 2018
Washington
9
3
2–7
.222
October 14, 2023
Utah
8
5
2–6
.250
October 28, 2023
Colorado
7
4
3–4
.429
September 16, 2023
Kansas State
7
2
2–5
.286
October 14, 2000
Missouri
6
1
3–3
.500
October 23, 2010
Georgia Tech
5
2
0–5
.000
September 2, 2006
Louisville
5
3
2–3
.400
September 19, 2020
Ole Miss
5
2
3–2
.600
November 13, 2021
West Virginia
5
2
1–4
.200
November 1, 2014
Baylor
4
3
1–3
.250
November 16, 2019
Texas Tech
4
1
1–3
.250
November 1, 2008
Air Force
3
3
2–1
.667
November 7, 2009
Arizona
3
2
0–3
.000
September 26, 2015
Arizona State
3
1
0–3
.000
October 1, 2005
Arkansas
3
1
1–2
.333
November 11, 2006
Boston College
3
3
1–2
.333
November 10, 2018
BYU
3
1
0–3
.000
October 24, 2009
California
3
0
1–2
.333
N/A
James Madison
3
3
1–2
.333
November 18, 2023
North Carolina
3
1
1–2
.333
November 8, 1997
North Dakota State
3
2
3–0
1.000
September 13, 2014
Northwestern
3
2
1–2
.333
October 5, 2013
Oregon State
3
1
0–3
.000
December 4, 2010
Pittsburgh
3
3
2–1
.667
September 1, 2022
Purdue
3
1
1–2
.333
October 16, 2004
Washington State
3
1
1–2
.333
October 20, 2018
Appalachian State
2
1
2–0
1.000
September 17, 2022
Cincinnati
2
1
1–1
.500
November 6, 2021
Harvard
2
1
1–1
.500
November 22, 2014
Illinois
2
0
1–1
.500
N/A
Iowa State
2
2
0–2
.000
September 11, 2021
Kansas
2
1
0–2
.000
October 8, 2022
Kentucky
2
1
0–2
.000
October 20, 2007
NC State
2
1
0–2
.000
October 23, 2004
Minnesota
2
2
0–2
.000
October 24, 2020
Mississippi State
2
1
1–1
.500
October 11, 2014
SMU
2
0
0–2
.000
N/A
Southern
2
0
0–2
.000
N/A
Syracuse
2
0
0–2
.000
N/A
Troy
2
0
1–1
.500
N/A
UCF
2
1
1–1
.500
November 17, 2018
Boise State
1
1
1–0
1.000
September 25, 2010
Bowling Green
1
1
1–0
1.000
October 25, 2003
Coastal Carolina
1
1
1–0
1.000
December 5, 2020
Duke
1
1
0–1
.000
September 30, 2023
Florida A&M
1
1
1–0
1.000
November 15, 2008
Houston
1
1
1–0
1.000
November 19, 2011
Indiana
1
1
0–1
.000
August 31, 2017
Jackson State
1
1
1–0
1.000
October 29, 2022
Memphis
1
1
1–0
1.000
November 2, 2019
Montana State
1
1
1–0
1.000
November 19, 2022
Temple
1
1
0–1
.000
October 31, 2015
Penn
1
1
1–0
1.000
November 16, 2002
South Dakota State
1
1
0–1
.000
October 26, 2019
Vanderbilt
1
1
1–0
1.000
October 4, 2008
Wake Forest
1
1
0–1
.000
September 12, 2020
Western Michigan
1
1
1–0
1.000
November 19, 2016
Williams
1
1
1–0
1.000
November 10, 2007
Alcorn State
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Amherst
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Buffalo
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Colorado State
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Delaware State
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
East Carolina
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Grambling State
1
0
1–0
1.000
N/A
Hampton
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Incarnate Word
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Montana
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
North Carolina Central
1
0
1–0
1.000
N/A
Northern Illinois
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Richmond
1
0
1–0
1.000
N/A
South Florida
1
0
1–0
1.000
N/A
Tulsa
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Villanova
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Yale
1
0
0–1
.000
N/A
Power Five schools who have not yet hosted
Appearances through December 9, 2023
School
Appearances
Record
Win Pct
Note
California
3
1–2
.333
Illinois
2
1–1
.500
Syracuse
2
0–2
.000
Maryland
0
0–0
–
Rutgers
0
0–0
–
Virginia
0
0–0
–
Frequent Matchups
College GameDay matchups with at least 5 games played.
Team 1
Team 2
Matchups
Record
Last Appearance
Last Result
Ohio State
Penn State
12
Ohio State 10–2
October 21, 2023
Ohio State 20–12
Alabama
LSU
12
Alabama 9–3
November 4, 2023
Alabama 42–28
Alabama
Georgia
10
Alabama 7–3
December 2, 2023
Alabama 27–24
Florida
Tennessee
9
Florida 6–3
September 24, 2022
Tennessee 38–33
Michigan
Ohio State
9
Ohio State 5–4
November 25, 2023
Michigan 30–24
Army
Navy
9
Army 5–4
December 9, 2023
Army 17–11
Alabama
Auburn
8
Alabama 5–3
November 28, 2020
Alabama 42–13
Florida
Florida State
8
Tied 4–4
November 28, 2009
Florida 37–10
Florida State
Miami
8
Miami 5–3
September 26, 2020
Miami 52–10
Oklahoma
Texas
8
Oklahoma 5–3
October 7, 2023
Oklahoma 34–30
Michigan
Notre Dame
7
Michigan 5–2
September 1, 2018
Notre Dame 24–17
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
7
Oklahoma 7–0
November 21, 2020
Oklahoma 41–13
Florida
LSU
5
LSU 3–2
October 12, 2019
LSU 42–28
Georgia
LSU
5
LSU 4–1
December 7, 2019
LSU 37–10
Michigan State
Ohio State
5
Ohio State 3–2
November 20, 2021
Ohio State 56–7
Notre Dame
USC
5
USC 3–2
November 24, 2012
Notre Dame 22–13
Oregon
UCLA
5
Oregon 4–1
October 22, 2022
Oregon 45–30
AP Number 1 vs Number 2
Date
Number 1
Number 2
Result
Record
1
November 13, 1993
Florida State
Notre Dame
31−24
Number 2 1–0
2
January 2, 1996
Nebraska
Florida
62−24
1–1
3
November 30, 1996
Florida
Florida State
24−21
Number 2 2–1
4
January 4, 1999
Tennessee
Florida State
23−16
2–2
5
January 4, 2000
Florida State
Virginia Tech
46−29
Number 1 3–2
6
January 3, 2003
Miami
Ohio State
31−24
3–3
7
January 4, 2005
USC
Oklahoma
55−19
Number 1 4–3
8
January 4, 2006
USC
Texas
41–38
4–4
9
September 9, 2006
Ohio State
Texas
24–7
Number 1 5–4
10
November 18, 2006
Ohio State
Michigan
42–39
Number 1 6–4
11
January 8, 2007
Ohio State
Florida
41–14
Number 1 6–5
12
January 7, 2008
Ohio State
LSU
38–24
6–6
13
December 5, 2008
Alabama
Florida
31–20
Number 2 7–6
14
January 8, 2009
Florida
Oklahoma
24–14
7–7
15
December 5, 2009
Florida
Alabama
32–13
Number 2 8–7
16
January 7, 2010
Alabama
Texas
37–21
8–8
17
January 10, 2011
Auburn
Oregon
22–19
Number 1 9–8
18
November 5, 2011
LSU
Alabama
9–6
Number 1 10–8
19
January 9, 2012
LSU
Alabama
21–0
Number 1 10–9
20
January 7, 2013
Notre Dame
Alabama
42–14
10–10
21
January 6, 2014
Florida State
Auburn
34–31
Number 1 11–10
22
January 11, 2016
Clemson
Alabama
45–40
11–11
23
January 7, 2019
Alabama
Clemson
44–16
Number 2 11–12
24
November 9, 2019
LSU
Alabama
46–41
12–12
25
November 5, 2022
Georgia
Tennessee
27–13
Number 1 13–12
26
January 8, 2024
Michigan
Washington
34−13
Number 1 14−12
Celebrity guest pickers
Auburn and NBA basketball player Charles Barkley was the first celebrity guest picker on the October 2, 2004, show and has made the most show appearances with six, with his most recent appearance on December 14, 2019. Olympian and Arizona swimmer Amanda Beard was the first female celebrity guest picker on November 21, 2009. Georgia golfer Bubba Watson became the first celebrity picker to pick all games correctly on September 28, 2013. Oklahoma State and NBA player Marcus Smart became the first ever student athlete guest picker on November 23, 2013. The Oregon Duck became the first school mascot to be the guest picker on September 6, 2014. Guests have included athletes, coaches, military veterans, Make-A-Wish Foundation kids, athletes, school mascots, professional sports owners, CEOs, singers, actors and celebrity personalities.
Appearances through December 9, 2023:
Celebrity
Appearances
Record
Win Pct
Last Appearance
Charles Barkley
6
23–18
.561
December 14, 2019
Kenny Chesney
3
11–11
.500
September 27, 2014
Eric Church
3
21–13
.618
September 14, 2019
Mark Cuban
3
14–15
.483
October 9, 2021
Eddie George
3
19–12
.613
August 28, 2021
Keegan-Michael Key
3
24–13
.649
September 29, 2018
Lane Kiffin
3
16–7
.696
November 13, 2021
Joel McHale
3
21–10
.677
October 14, 2023
Joe Namath
3
21–10
.677
September 9, 2023
Roger Staubach
3
4–3
.571
December 12, 2015
Vince Vaughn
3
22–13
.629
September 23, 2023
Zac Brown
2
11–7
.611
September 4, 2021
Luke Bryan
2
16–6
.727
November 5, 2022
The Chainsmokers
2
13–10
.565
October 13, 2018
Nathan Followill
2
7–12
.368
October 27, 2012
Bo Jackson
2
17–5
.773
August 31, 2019
Ken Jeong
2
12–8
.600
September 30, 2023
Bill Murray
2
6–8
.429
September 17, 2020
Jack Nicklaus
2
10–7
.588
November 14, 2020
Brad Paisley
2
12–6
.667
September 5, 2015
Rob Riggle
2
7–12
.368
October 8, 2022
Willie Robertson
2
7–12
.368
October 25, 2014
Alex Rodriguez
2
20–4
.833
October 10, 2020
Darius Rucker
2
13–9
.591
September 2, 2023
Steve Spurrier
2
10–11
.476
September 24, 2016
Eric Stonestreet
2
7–12
.368
August 31, 2013
Laila Ali
1
5–4
.556
September 17, 2016
Lance Armstrong
1
7–3
.700
September 19, 2009
Stone Cold Steve Austin
1
5–4
.556
August 30, 2014
Bob Baffert
1
7–3
.700
September 26, 2015
Nate Bargatze
1
7–4
.636
November 4, 2023
Saquon Barkley
1
6–6
.500
September 18, 2021
Amanda Beard
1
4–6
.400
November 21, 2009
Bianca Belair
1
7–4
.636
September 24, 2022
Bill Belichick
1
0–1
.000
December 9, 2023
Matt Birk
1
5–5
.500
November 22, 2014
Dierks Bentley
1
4–4
.500
October 24, 2015
Drew Bledsoe
1
11–3
.786
October 10, 2018
Big Boi
1
8–1
.889
September 6, 2010
Brian Bosworth
1
5–6
.455
September 11, 2010
Bobby Bowden
1
7–2
.778
September 11, 2010
Drew Brees
1
5–6
.455
October 10, 2009
Alex Bregman
1
7–6
.538
November 3, 2018
Kane Brown
1
9–3
.750
December 4, 2021
Tedy Bruschi
1
6–3
.667
October 3, 2009
Ty Burrell
1
2–3
.400
November 6, 2010
Frank Caliendo
1
8–2
.800
October 29, 2016
Luther Campbell
1
5–4
.556
December 2, 2017
Jim Cantore
1
5–3
.625
October 3, 2015
Ricky Carmichael
1
2–5
.286
September 22, 2012
Ki-Jana Carter
1
8–1
.889
October 10, 2017
Joey Chestnut
1
5–1
.833
December 7, 2013
Dallas Clark
1
2–5
.286
December 5, 2015
Chase Claypool
1
8–2
.800
November 7, 2020
Mateen Cleaves
1
4–5
.444
October 22, 2011
Luke Combs
1
6–6
.500
September 17, 2022
PFT Commenter
1
3–6
.333
November 18, 2023
Alice Cooper
1
8–3
.727
November 8, 2014
Eric Decker
1
6–5
.545
November 30, 2019
Mike Ditka
1
8–2
.800
November 20, 2010
Pete Dawkins
1
3–5
.375
December 18, 2021
Landon Donovan
1
5–5
.500
November 24, 2012
The Oregon Duck
1
5–3
.625
September 6, 2014
Jeff Dunham
1
4–4
.500
November 14, 2015
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
1
5–5
.500
September 10, 2016
Ashton Eaton
1
4–5
.444
October 26, 2013
LaVell Edwards
1
7–3
.700
October 24, 2009
Harris English
1
5–5
.500
October 2, 2021
Sir Nick Faldo
1
7–2
.778
November 19, 2022
Chris Fallica
1
4–5
.444
November 16, 2013
Jerry Ferrara
1
5–4
.556
October 1, 2011
Will Ferrell
1
5–5
.500
October 30, 2010
Ric Flair
1
6–4
.600
October 15, 2016
Rickie Fowler
1
7–4
.636
November 28, 2015
Jeff Foxworthy
1
7–4
.636
October 16, 2021
Phillip Fulmer
1
5–6
.455
September 24, 2016
Chip Gaines
1
4–8
.333
November 16, 2019
Joanna Gaines
1
4–8
.333
November 16, 2019
Bill Goldberg
1
4–0
1.000
December 31, 2021
John Goodman
1
12–1
.923
October 12, 2019
Owen Gray
1
6–5
.545
September 8, 2018
Ken Griffey Jr.
1
6–3
.667
October 18, 2014
Archie Griffin
1
4–6
.400
November 21, 2015
Blake Griffin
1
9–1
.900
October 8, 2011
Draymond Green
1
5–3
.625
September 12, 2015
Jeff Van Gundy
1
4–5
.444
September 8, 2012
Phil Hansen
1
4–5
.444
September 21, 2013
Jack Harlow
1
7–3
.700
September 3, 2022
Mark Harmon
1
3–3
.500
September 7, 2013
Omari Hardwick
1
6–4
.600
October 3, 2020
Bryce Harper
1
11–2
.846
November 24, 2018
A.J. Hawk
1
6–4
.600
November 26, 2022
Derrick Henry
1
5–6
.455
October 17, 2020
Santonio Holmes
1
5–4
.556
September 12, 2009
Evander Holyfield
1
8–6
.571
October 27, 2018
Bob Huggins
1
7–3
.700
September 3, 2017
Sam Hunt
1
8–1
.889
September 24, 2011
Aidan Hutchinson
1
6–4
.600
November 25, 2023
Sabrina Ionescu
1
6–5
.545
October 22, 2022
Michael Irvin
1
1–3
.250
August 24, 2019
LeBron James
1
5–5
.500
October 25, 2008
Jeezy
1
7–6
.538
September 21, 2019
Greg Jennings
1
8–2
.800
November 19, 2016
Brock Jensen
1
6–4
.600
September 13, 2014
Dustin Johnson
1
8–2
.800
January 1, 2014
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
1
7–3
.700
September 16, 2023
Magic Johnson
1
8–2
.800
December 12, 2020
Chipper Jones
1
5–4
.556
September 5, 2009
Jerry Jones
1
6–1
.857
September 1, 2012
Lolo Jones
1
6–4
.600
November 3, 2012
Toby Keith
1
7–6
.538
October 6, 2018
Bob Knight
1
2–0
1.000
November 1, 2008
Phil Knight
1
7–3
.700
October 31, 2009
Ashton Kutcher
1
6–5
.545
September 11, 2021
Nick Lachey
1
9–3
.750
November 6, 2021
Jerry "The King" Lawler
1
9–3
.750
November 2, 2019
Carl Lewis
1
5–5
.500
November 19, 2011
Ryan Lochte
1
8–2
.800
October 20, 2011
Lyle Lovett
1
5–3
.625
September 14, 2013
Verne Lundquist
1
3–5
.375
October 22, 2016
Marcus Luttrell
1
5–4
.556
November 15, 2014
Peyton Manning
1
7–3
.700
October 15, 2022
Tim Matheson
1
11–5
.688
September 22, 2018
Pat McAfee
1
7–7
.500
October 26, 2019
Sebastian Maniscalco
1
8–4
.667
November 11, 2021
Baker Mayfield
1
9–3
.750
October 7, 2023
Matthew McConaughey
1
9–2
.818
September 7, 2019
Cadet Cpt. Hugh McConnell
1
3–2
.600
December 10, 2016
Tim McGraw
1
7–1
.875
October 7, 2017
Trace McSorley
1
8–3
.727
October 31, 2020
Warren Moon
1
5–4
.556
October 12, 2013
Brent Musburger
1
4–6
.400
October 5, 2013
Craig T. Nelson
1
7–2
.778
November 18, 2017
Chris O'Donnell
1
10–3
.769
November 10, 2018
Jake Olson
1
6–4
.600
January 1, 2010
Jake Owen
1
9–1
.900
November 2, 2013
Orlando Pace
1
7–3
.700
November 26, 2016
Danica Patrick
1
8–3
.727
September 25, 2021
Chris Paul
1
3–4
.429
September 12, 2020
Cpt. Stephen Phillips
1
3–2
.600
December 10, 2016
Rick Pitino
1
6–5
.545
September 16, 2017
Glen Powell
1
8–4
.667
September 10, 2022
Maury Povich
1
9–4
.692
November 11, 2018
Jonathan Papelbon
1
5–4
.556
October 11, 2014
Jake Peavy
1
6–3
.667
November 9, 2013
Katy Perry
1
7–2
.778
October 4, 2014
Phillie Phanatic
1
4–3
.571
October 31, 2015
Jim Plunkett
1
7–3
.700
November 12, 2011
Derek Poundstone
1
6–4
.600
November 13, 2010
Quavo
1
6–5
.545
December 1, 2018
Condoleezza Rice
1
6–3
.667
December 12, 2020
Gabrielle Reece
1
6–4
.600
September 20, 2014
Roman Reigns
1
6–4
.600
September 15, 2018
Jase Robertson
1
9–0
1.000
October 25, 2014
Rick Ross
1
5–4
.556
November 7, 2015
Matt Ryan
1
6–4
.600
December 1, 2012
Braden Pape
1
6–5
.545
November 17, 2012
Ryan Riess
1
4–2
.667
December 7, 2013
Aaron Rodgers
1
8–2
.800
September 3, 2016
Lt. Curtis Sharp
1
6–6
.500
November 10, 2012
Mike Singletary
1
4–3
.571
December 6, 2014
Marcus Smart
1
5–6
.455
November 23, 2013
Bruce Smith
1
7–3
.700
September 30, 2017
Emmitt Smith
1
10–2
.833
October 5, 2019
Nolan Smith
1
9–2
.818
November 11, 2023
Stephen A. Smith
1
6–5
.545
October 29, 2022
Steve Smith, Sr.
1
4–6
.400
October 28, 2023
Hope Solo
1
4–5
.444
October 12, 2013
Lara Spencer
1
9–4
.692
October 19, 2019
Jordan Spieth
1
6–4
.600
November 12, 2022
John Stockton
1
6–1
.857
October 10, 2015
Picabo Street
1
6–3
.667
September 25, 2010
C. J. Stroud
1
8–3
.727
October 21, 2023
Nick Swisher
1
8–1
.889
November 28, 2009
Lt. Colonel Scott "Spike" Thomas
1
7–3
.700
November 7, 2009
Justin Thomas
1
5–7
.417
November 9, 2019
Thurman Thomas
1
8–3
.727
November 4, 2017
LaDainian Tomlinson
1
7–2
.778
December 3, 2022
Twenty One Pilots
1
7–3
.700
November 20, 2021
Gabrielle Union
1
7–6
.538
September 28, 2019
Theo Von
1
5–3
.625
December 2, 2023
Dwyane Wade
1
4–5
.444
September 28, 2019
Bill Walton
1
5–6
.455
October 23, 2021
Bubba Watson
1
10–0
1.000
September 28, 2013
Lil Wayne
1
7–3
.700
November 5, 2016
Jon Weiner
1
6–5
.545
September 26, 2020
Christian Wilkins
1
9–2
.818
October 1, 2022
Brian Wilson
1
4–5
.444
November 5, 2011
Gene Wojciechowski
1
4–6
.400
October 14, 2017
Trae Young
1
8–2
.800
November 14, 2020
International Broadcasts
In the UK, College GameDay was shown in full during BT Sport 's decade on air (2013–2023), unless live sport was being aired on all of its channels. In July 2023, BT Sport was relaunched as TNT Sports following the sale of BT Sport to Warner Bros. Discovery EMEA .[211] This saw the cessation of ESPN studio programming on TNT as well as the ending of showings of ESPN-produced documentaries and therefore College Gameday stopped being shown in the UK.[212] The programme returned to UK screens on 18 November 2023 following an agreement between Sky Sports and ESPN which sees Sky Sports broadcasting College Gameday and three College Football games each week.[213]
Spin-offs
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