This is a list of locations from which ESPN's College GameDay has been broadcast since it first went on the road in 1993.

1993

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso pick
November 13 1 Florida State 24 2 Notre Dame 31 South Bend, Indiana Joyce Center[1] Game of the Century Florida State[a]

1994

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso pick
September 10 6 Michigan 26 3 Notre Dame 24 South Bend, Indiana Rivalry
September 17 13 UCLA 21 2 Nebraska 49 Lincoln, Nebraska
October 8 3 Florida State 20 13 Miami (FL) 34 Miami, Florida Miami Orange Bowl[2] Rivalry
October 15 3 Penn State 31 5 Michigan 24 Ann Arbor, Michigan Rivalry
October 29 4 Colorado 7 2 Nebraska 24 Lincoln, Nebraska Rivalry Colorado
November 19 6 Auburn 14 4 Alabama 21 Birmingham, Alabama Legion Field Iron Bowl

1995

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso pick
September 9 Georgia 27 8 Tennessee 30 Knoxville, Tennessee Rivalry
September 23 3 Texas A&M 21 7 Colorado 29 Boulder, Colorado
September 30 4 Colorado 38 10 Oklahoma 17 Norman, Oklahoma
October 7 Miami (FL) 17 1 Florida State 41 Tallahassee, Florida Northeast Corner of Doak Campbell Stadium[3] Rivalry
October 14 6 Tennessee 41 12 Alabama 14 Birmingham, Alabama Legion Field Third Saturday in October
October 21 5 USC 10 17 Notre Dame 38 South Bend, Indiana Rivalry
October 28 2 Nebraska 44 7 Colorado 21 Boulder, Colorado Rivalry Nebraska
November 11 Iowa 20 5 Northwestern 31 Evanston, Illinois Welsh–Ryan Arena[4] Northwestern
November 18 17 Alabama 27 21 Auburn 31 Auburn, Alabama Iron Bowl Alabama
November 25 6 Florida State 24 3 Florida 35 Gainesville, Florida Rivalry
January 2, 1996 2 Florida 24 1 Nebraska 62 Tempe, Arizona Outside Sun Devil Stadium Fiesta Bowl – National Championship Florida

1996

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
September 14 11 Michigan 20 5 Colorado 13 Boulder, Colorado
September 21 4 Florida 35 2 Tennessee 29 Knoxville, Tennessee Rivalry
September 28 4 Ohio State 29 5 Notre Dame 16 South Bend, Indiana
October 5 4 Penn State 7 3 Ohio State 38 Columbus, Ohio Outside Ohio Stadium Rivalry; Lee Corso's first headgear pick Ohio State
October 26 2 Ohio State 38 20 Iowa 26 Iowa City, Iowa Ohio State
November 9 10 Alabama 26 11 LSU 0 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Outside Tiger Stadium Rivalry Alabama
November 23 Auburn 23 15 Alabama 24 Birmingham, Alabama Legion Field Iron Bowl Alabama
November 30 1 Florida 21 2 Florida State 24 Tallahassee, Florida Dick Howser Stadium Rivalry Florida[b]
January 2, 1997 3 Florida 52 1 Florida State 20 New Orleans, Louisiana Rivalry, Sugar Bowl – National Championship

1997

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
August 30 None Bristol, Connecticut Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios
September 6 None
September 13 8 Colorado 3 14 Michigan 27 Ann Arbor, Michigan Colorado
September 20 4 Tennessee 20 1 Florida 33 Gainesville, Florida Rivalry Florida
October 4 8 Iowa 7 7 Ohio State 23 Columbus, Ohio Iowa
October 11 1 Florida 21 14 LSU 28 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Rivalry Florida
October 18 7 Florida 24 6 Auburn 10 Auburn, Alabama Rivalry Florida
October 25 5 Michigan 23 14 Michigan State 7 East Lansing, Michigan Outside Spartan Stadium Rivalry Michigan
November 8 2 Florida State 20 5 North Carolina 3 Chapel Hill, North Carolina Kenan Memorial Stadium Florida State
November 22 2 Florida State 29 10 Florida 32 Gainesville, Florida Rivalry
January 1, 1998 8 Washington State 16 1 Michigan 21 Pasadena, California Rose Bowl
January 2, 1998 3 Tennessee 17 2 Nebraska 42 Miami, Florida Orange Bowl – National Championship

1998

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
September 5 5 Michigan 20 22 Notre Dame 36 South Bend, Indiana Rivalry Michigan
September 26 9 Washington 7 2 Nebraska 55 Lincoln, Nebraska Nebraska
October 3 7 Penn State 9 1 Ohio State 28 Columbus, Ohio Rivalry Ohio State
October 10 5 Tennessee 22 7 Georgia 3 Athens, Georgia Outside Sanford Stadium Rivalry Georgia
October 17 11 Oregon 38 2 UCLA 41OT Pasadena, California Rose Bowl[5] UCLA
October 24 5 Florida State 34 23 Georgia Tech 7 Atlanta, Georgia Florida State
November 14 11 Nebraska 30 2 Kansas State 40 Manhattan, Kansas KSU Stadium Rivalry Kansas State
December 5 3 UCLA 45 Miami (FL) 49 Miami, Florida Miami Orange Bowl[2] UCLA
January 4, 1999 2 Florida State 16 1 Tennessee 23 Tempe, Arizona Fiesta Bowl – BCS National Championship Game Florida State

1999

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
August 28 4 Arizona 7 3 Penn State 41 University Park, Pennsylvania Outside Beaver Stadium Pigskin Classic Penn State
September 4 16 Notre Dame 22 7 Michigan 26 Ann Arbor, Michigan Rivalry None
September 18 2 Tennessee 21 4 Florida 23 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Rivalry Florida
September 25 4 Michigan 21 20 Wisconsin 16 Madison, Wisconsin Michigan
October 9 3 Michigan 31 11 Michigan State 34 East Lansing, Michigan North End Zone of Spartan Stadium Rivalry Michigan State
October 16 16 Syracuse 0 4 Virginia Tech 62 Blacksburg, Virginia Lane Stadium Virginia Tech
October 23 3 Nebraska 20 18 Texas 24 Austin, Texas Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium[6] Texas
October 30 10 Georgia 14 5 Florida 34 Jacksonville, Florida Rivalry Florida
November 6 Notre Dame 14 4 Tennessee 38 Knoxville, Tennessee Tennessee
November 13 19 Miami (FL) 10 2 Virginia Tech 43 Blacksburg, Virginia Lane Stadium Rivalry Virginia Tech
November 20 1 Florida State 30 4 Florida 23 Gainesville, Florida Rivalry Florida State
January 4, 2000 2 Virginia Tech 29 1 Florida State 46 New Orleans, Louisiana Louisiana Superdome Sugar Bowl – BCS National Championship Game Florida State

2000

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
August 27[c] Georgia Tech – 11 Virginia Tech – Blacksburg, Virginia Rivalry – BCA Classic Virginia Tech
September 9 1 Nebraska 27 23 Notre Dame 24 South Bend, Indiana Library Lawn Nebraska
September 16 6 Florida 27 11 Tennessee 23 Knoxville, Tennessee East Ramp of Thompson-Boling Arena[7] Rivalry Florida
September 23 6 UCLA 10 Oregon 29 Eugene, Oregon Outside Autzen Stadium[8] Oregon
September 30 17 Wisconsin 10 9 Michigan 13 Ann Arbor, Michigan Michigan
October 7 1 Florida State 24 7 Miami (FL) 27 Miami, Florida Outside Miami Orange Bowl[2] Rivalry Florida State
October 14 8 Oklahoma 41 2 Kansas State 31 Manhattan, Kansas KSU Stadium Record crowd Kansas State
October 28 1 Nebraska 14 3 Oklahoma 31 Norman, Oklahoma Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Rivalry Oklahoma
November 4 2 Virginia Tech 21 3 Miami (FL) 41 Miami, Florida Outside Miami Orange Bowl[2] Rivalry Miami (FL)
November 11 1 Oklahoma 35 23 Texas A&M 31 College Station, Texas Kyle Field[9] Texas A&M
November 18 4 Florida 7 3 Florida State 30 Tallahassee, Florida Langford Green[10] Rivalry Florida State
December 2 8 Kansas State 24 1 Oklahoma 27 Kansas City, Missouri Outside Arrowhead Stadium Big 12 Championship Game Kansas State
January 3, 2001 3 Florida State 2 1 Oklahoma 13 Miami, Florida Pro Player Stadium Orange Bowl – BCS National Championship Game Florida State

2001

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
September 1 17 UCLA 20 25 Alabama 17 Tuscaloosa, Alabama The Quad[11] Alabama
September 8 17 Notre Dame 10 5 Nebraska 27 Lincoln, Nebraska Memorial Stadium[12] Nebraska
September 15[d] 10 Georgia Tech – 6 Florida State – Tallahassee, Florida None due to game postponement
September 29 11 Kansas State 37 3 Oklahoma 38 Norman, Oklahoma Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Kansas State
October 6 3 Oklahoma 14 5 Texas 3 Dallas, Texas Texas State Fair Red River Showdown Texas
October 13 1 Miami (FL) 49 14 Florida State 27 Tallahassee, Florida Doak Campbell Stadium Rivalry Miami (FL)
October 27 1 Oklahoma 10 2 Nebraska 20 Lincoln, Nebraska Memorial Stadium Rivalry Oklahoma
November 3 Army 24 Air Force 34 Colorado Springs, Colorado Academy Terrazzo Commander-in-Chief's Trophy Air Force
November 10 4 Florida 54 14 South Carolina 17 Columbia, South Carolina South Carolina State Fairgrounds Florida
November 17 14 Syracuse 0 1 Miami (FL) 59 Miami, Florida Outside Miami Orange Bowl[2] Miami (FL)
November 24 None Bristol, Connecticut Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios
December 1 5 Tennessee 34 2 Florida 32 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium[14] Rivalry Florida
January 3, 2002 4 Nebraska 14 1 Miami (FL) 37 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rivalry, Rose Bowl – BCS National Championship Game Nebraska

2002

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
August 31 11 Washington 29 13 Michigan 31 Ann Arbor, Michigan Michigan Stadium Washington
September 7 1 Miami (FL) 41 6 Florida 16 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Rivalry Florida
September 14 10 Washington State 7 6 Ohio State 25 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Ohio State
September 21 10 Florida 30 4 Tennessee 13 Knoxville, Tennessee East Ramp of Thompson-Boling Arena[15] Rivalry Tennessee
October 5 6 Georgia 27 22 Alabama 25 Tuscaloosa, Alabama The Quad Rivalry Alabama
October 12 3 Texas 24 2 Oklahoma 35 Dallas, Texas Texas State Fair Red River Showdown Texas
October 19 7 Notre Dame 21 18 Air Force 14 Colorado Springs, Colorado Academy Terrazzo Air Force
October 26 6 Notre Dame 34 11 Florida State 24 Tallahassee, Florida Doak Campbell Stadium Florida State
November 2 22 Florida 20 5 Georgia 13 Jacksonville, Florida Rivalry Georgia
November 9 2 Miami (FL) 26 Tennessee 3 Knoxville, Tennessee East Ramp of Thompson-Boling Arena Miami (FL)
November 16 Harvard 9 17 (FCS) Penn 44 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Franklin Field[16] FCS – Rivalry Penn
November 23 12 Michigan 9 2 Ohio State 14 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena The Game Ohio State
December 7 None Bristol, Connecticut Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios
January 3, 2003 2 Ohio State 312OT 1 Miami (FL) 24 Tempe, Arizona Sun Devil Stadium Fiesta Bowl – BCS National Championship Game Miami (FL)

2003

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
August 30 17 Washington 9 2 Ohio State 28 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Ohio State
September 6 1 Oklahoma 20 Alabama 13 Tuscaloosa, Alabama The Quad Oklahoma
September 13 15 Notre Dame 0 5 Michigan 38 Ann Arbor, Michigan Seventh tee, Ann Arbor Golf and Outing Course[17] Rivalry Michigan
September 20 7 Georgia 10 11 LSU 17 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Outside Pete Maravich Assembly Center[18] LSU
September 27 South Florida 28 Army 0 West Point, New York Patton Field[19] Gameday was cancelled mid-show due to lightning.[20] Corso would have picked South Florida to win with the headgear pick, with the chaos of the inclement weather leading the head to inadvertently be sent to the ESPN headquarters.[21]
October 4 16 Kansas State 20 13 Texas 24 Austin, Texas First flying of Ol' Crimson flag Texas
October 11 2 Miami (FL) 22 5 Florida State 14 Tallahassee, Florida Doak Campbell Stadium Rivalry Florida State
October 18 13 Purdue 26 14 Wisconsin 23 Madison, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin practice field Wisconsin
October 25 12 Northern Illinois 18 23 Bowling Green 34 Bowling Green, Ohio In front of Doyt L. Perry Stadium[22] Bowling Green
November 1 14 Oklahoma State 9 1 Oklahoma 52 Norman, Oklahoma Southeast Corner of McCasland Field House[23] Bedlam Series Oklahoma
November 8 5 Virginia Tech 28 25 Pittsburgh 31 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania North Shore Great Lawn Pittsburgh
November 15 11 Purdue 13 4 Ohio State 16OT Columbus, Ohio Ohio State
November 22 4 Ohio State 21 5 Michigan 35 Ann Arbor, Michigan The Game Michigan
November 29 9 Florida State 38 11 Florida 34 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Rivalry Florida
December 6 5 Georgia 13 3 LSU 34 Atlanta, Georgia SEC Championship Game
January 1, 2004 4 Michigan 14 1 USC 28 Pasadena, California Outside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl USC
January 4, 2004 3 LSU 21 2 Oklahoma 14 New Orleans, Louisiana Superdome Sugar Bowl – BCS National Championship Game LSU

2004

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 4 Oregon State 21 4 LSU 22 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Parade Ground[24] LSU
September 11 4 Georgia 20 South Carolina 16 Columbia, South Carolina South Carolina State Fairgrounds[25] Rivalry South Carolina
September 18 Notre Dame 31 Michigan State 24 East Lansing, Michigan Rivalry Notre Dame
September 25 Penn State 3 20 Wisconsin 16 Madison, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin practice field[26] Wisconsin
October 2 8 Auburn 34 10 Tennessee 10 Knoxville, Tennessee East Ramp of Thompson-Boling Arena[27] Rivalry Charles Barkley Auburn
October 9 7 California 17 1 USC 23 Los Angeles, California Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Rivalry USC
October 16 10 Wisconsin 20 5 Purdue 17 West Lafayette, Indiana Rankin Track and Field[28] Purdue
October 23 3 Miami (FL) 45 NC State 31 Raleigh, North Carolina Outside Carter–Finley Stadium NC State
October 30 2 Oklahoma 38 20 Oklahoma State 35 Stillwater, Oklahoma Outside Boone Pickens Stadium[29] Bedlam Series Oklahoma
November 13 5 Georgia 6 3 Auburn 24 Auburn, Alabama Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Auburn
November 20 BYU 21 6 Utah 52 Salt Lake City, Utah Outside Rice-Eccles Stadium[30] Holy War Utah
November 27 Notre Dame 10 1 USC 41 Los Angeles, California Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Rivalry USC
December 4 3 Auburn 38 15 Tennessee 28 Atlanta, Georgia Rivalry – SEC Championship Game Charles Barkley Auburn
January 4, 2005 2 Oklahoma 19 1 USC 55 Miami Gardens, Florida Pro Player Stadium Orange Bowl – BCS National Championship Game USC

2005

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
September 1 UCF 15 South Carolina 24 Columbia, South Carolina
September 3 Notre Dame 42 23 Pittsburgh 21 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania North Shore Great Lawn[31] Rivalry Pittsburgh
September 10 2 Texas 25 4 Ohio State 22 Columbus, Ohio Ohio State
September 17 8 Florida State 28 17 Boston College 17 Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Campus Green[32] Florida State
September 24[e] 16 Georgia Tech 7 4 Virginia Tech 51 Blacksburg, Virginia Alumni Hall Rivalry Virginia Tech
October 1 1 USC 38 14 Arizona State 28 Tempe, Arizona ASU Lot 59[34] USC
October 8 6 Ohio State 10 16 Penn State 17 University Park, Pennsylvania Outside Bryce Jordan Center Rivalry,
White Out game		 Ohio State
October 15 1 USC 34 9 Notre Dame 31 South Bend, Indiana Library Lawn Rivalry USC
October 22 8 Texas Tech 17 2 Texas 52 Austin, Texas Mike A. Myers Stadium Rivalry Texas
October 29 16 Florida 14 4 Georgia 10 Jacksonville, Florida Rivalry Georgia
November 5 5 Miami (FL) 27 3 Virginia Tech 7 Blacksburg, Virginia Alumni Hall Rivalry Miami (FL)
November 12 5 LSU 16OT 4 Alabama 13 Tuscaloosa, Alabama The Quad Rivalry LSU
November 19 5 Penn State 31 Michigan State 22 East Lansing, Michigan Outside Spartan Stadium Rivalry Penn State
November 26 Southern 35 11 (FCS) Grambling State 50 Houston, Texas Reliant Stadium[35] FCS – Bayou Classic Grambling State
December 3 11 UCLA 19 1 USC 66 Los Angeles, California Rivalry USC
January 4, 2006 2 Texas 41 1 USC 38 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl – BCS National Championship Game, Game of the Century Texas

2006

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
September 2 2 Notre Dame 14 Georgia Tech 10 Atlanta, Georgia Yellow Jacket Park, adjacent to the Georgia Tech Campanile[36] Notre Dame
September 4 11 Florida State 13 12 Miami (FL) 10 Miami, Florida Outside Miami Orange Bowl[2] Rivalry Miami (FL)
September 9 1 Ohio State 24 2 Texas 7 Austin, Texas Mike A. Myers Stadium[37] Texas
September 16 19 Nebraska 10 4 USC 28 Los Angeles, California Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum[38] USC
September 23 24 Penn State 6 1 Ohio State 28 Columbus, Ohio Rivalry Ohio State
September 30 1 Ohio State 38 13 Iowa 17 Iowa City, Iowa Hubbard Park[39] Iowa
October 7 9 LSU 10 5 Florida 23 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium[40] Rivalry Florida
October 14 2 Florida 17 11 Auburn 27 Auburn, Alabama Rivalry Florida
October 21 13 Georgia Tech 7 12 Clemson 31 Clemson, South Carolina Bowman Field Rivalry Clemson
October 28 8 Tennessee 31 South Carolina 24 Columbia, South Carolina South Carolina State Fairgrounds[41] Tennessee
November 4 18 Oklahoma 17 21 Texas A&M 16 College Station, Texas Cain Park[42] Rece Davis filled in as host Oklahoma
November 11 13 Tennessee 14 11 Arkansas 31 Fayetteville, Arkansas East side of University Parking Lot 44[43] Arkansas
November 18 2 Michigan 39 1 Ohio State 42 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena The Game – Game of the Century Michigan
November 25 6 Notre Dame 24 2 USC 44 Los Angeles, California Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Rivalry USC
January 1, 2007 8 USC 32 3 Michigan 18 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl USC
January 8, 2007 2 Florida 41 1 Ohio State 14 Glendale, Arizona BCS National Championship Game Florida

2007

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesLee Corso headgear pick
September 1 East Carolina 7 9 Virginia Tech 17 Blacksburg, Virginia Outside Lane Stadium[44] Tribute to the victims of the April 16th campus shooting Virginia Tech
September 8 9 Virginia Tech 7 2 LSU 48 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Parade Ground LSU
September 15 1 USC 49 14 Nebraska 31 Lincoln, Nebraska Memorial Stadium[12] USC
September 22 22 Georgia 26OT 16 Alabama 23 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium[45] Rivalry Alabama
September 29 6 California 31 11 Oregon 24 Eugene, Oregon Outside Autzen Stadium[8] Oregon
October 6 9 Florida 24 1 LSU 28 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Parade Ground Rivalry LSU
October 13 11 Missouri 31 6 Oklahoma 41 Norman, Oklahoma Inside the track at the John Jacobs Track & Field Complex[46] Rivalry Oklahoma
October 20 14 Florida 45 8 Kentucky 37 Lexington, Kentucky Northwest side of William T. Young Library[47] Rivalry Florida
October 27 1 Ohio State 37 25 Penn State 17 University Park, Pennsylvania Outside Bryce Jordan Center Rivalry Ohio State
November 3 6 Arizona State 23 4 Oregon 35 Eugene, Oregon Autzen Stadium[8] Oregon
November 10 Amherst 0 Williams 20 Williamstown, Massachusetts Left of North End Zone at Weston Field[48] NCAA Division III – The Biggest Little Game in America Williams
November 17 7 Ohio State 14 23 Michigan 3 Ann Arbor, Michigan The Game Ohio State
November 24 3 Missouri 36 2 Kansas 28 Kansas City, Missouri Arrowhead Stadium[49] Border War Missouri
December 1 9 Oklahoma 38 1 Missouri 17 San Antonio, Texas The Alamo Rivalry – Big 12 Championship Game Missouri
January 1, 2008 13 Illinois 17 6 USC 49 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl USC
January 7, 2008 2 LSU 38 1 Ohio State 24 New Orleans, Louisiana BCS National Championship Game Ohio State

2008

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
April 12 Florida Orange – Florida Blue – Gainesville, Florida Florida "Orange & Blue Debut" spring scrimmage
August 30 24 Alabama 34 9 Clemson 10 Atlanta, Georgia Centennial Olympic Park[50] Rivalry – Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game Clemson
September 6 Miami (FL) 3 5 Florida 26 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Rivalry Florida
September 13 5 Ohio State 3 1 USC 35 Los Angeles, California Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum USC
September 20 6 LSU 26 9 Auburn 21 Auburn, Alabama Campus Green[51] Rivalry Auburn
September 27 8 Alabama 41 3 Georgia 30 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad[52] Rivalry Alabama
October 4 13 Auburn 13 19 Vanderbilt 14 Nashville, Tennessee The Commons[53] Kenny Chesney Auburn
October 11 5 Texas 45 1 Oklahoma 35 Dallas, Texas Texas State Fair Red River Showdown Oklahoma
October 18 11 Missouri 31 1 Texas 56 Austin, Texas South Side of UT Tower[54] Texas
October 25 3 Penn State 13 10 Ohio State 6 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Rivalry LeBron James Ohio State
November 1 1 Texas 33 6 Texas Tech 39 Lubbock, Texas Engineering Key[55] Rivalry Bobby Knight Texas Tech
November 8 1 Alabama 27OT 15 LSU 21 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Old Front 9[56] Rivalry Alabama
November 15 Hampton 24 Florida A&M 45 Tallahassee, Florida FAMU quadrangle[57] FCS Florida A&M
November 22 2 Texas Tech 21 5 Oklahoma 65 Norman, Oklahoma Inside the track at the John Jacobs Track & Field Complex[46] Oklahoma
November 29 3 Oklahoma 61 11 Oklahoma State 41 Stillwater, Oklahoma Edmon Low Library Lawn Bedlam Series Oklahoma
December 6 1 Alabama 20 2 Florida 31 Atlanta, Georgia SEC Championship Game Alabama
January 1, 2009 6 Penn State 24 5 USC 38 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl USC
January 8, 2009 2 Oklahoma 14 1 Florida 24 Miami Gardens, Florida BCS National Championship Game Florida

2009

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 5 5 Alabama 34 7 Virginia Tech 24 Atlanta, Georgia Centennial Olympic Park Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game Chipper Jones Alabama
September 12 3 USC 18 8 Ohio State 15 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena[58]

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September 19 Texas Tech 24 2 Texas 34 Austin, Texas South Side of UT Tower[54] Rivalry Lance Armstrong Texas
September 26 Iowa 21 4 Penn State 10 University Park, Pennsylvania Outside Bryce Jordan Center White Out game Penn State
October 3 Florida State 21 Boston College 28 Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Stokes Lawn Tedy Bruschi Florida State
October 10 1 Florida 13 4 LSU 3 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Parade Ground[59] Rivalry Drew Brees LSU
October 17 20 Oklahoma 13 3 Texas 16 Dallas, Texas Esplanade, north side of the Cotton Bowl[60] Red River Showdown Mark Cuban Texas
October 24 7 TCU 38 16 BYU 7 Provo, Utah Parking lot west of LaVell Edwards Stadium[61] Lavell Edwards TCU
October 31 4 USC 20 10 Oregon 47 Eugene, Oregon Outside Autzen Stadium[8] Phil Knight Oregon
November 7 Army 7 Air Force 35 Colorado Springs, Colorado Academy Terrazzo[62] Commander-in-Chief's Trophy Spike Thomas Air Force
November 14 16 Utah 28 4 TCU 55 Fort Worth, Texas Campus Commons[63] TCU
November 21 11 Oregon 442OT Arizona 41 Tucson, Arizona UA Mall east of Old Main[64] Amanda Beard Oregon
November 28 Florida State 10 1 Florida 37 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium[65] Rivalry Nick Swisher Florida
December 5 1 Florida 13 2 Alabama 32 Atlanta, Georgia Game of the Century, Rivalry, SEC Championship Game Lane Kiffin Alabama
January 1, 2010 8 Ohio State 26 7 Oregon 17 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Jake Olson[66] Oregon
January 7, 2010 2 Texas 21 1 Alabama 37 Pasadena, California BCS National Championship Game Texas

2010

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 4 21 LSU 30 18 North Carolina 24 Atlanta, Georgia Centennial Olympic Park[67] Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game Big Boi LSU
September 11 18 Penn State 3 1 Alabama 24 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside Bryant–Denny Stadium[45] Bobby Bowden Alabama
September 18 Clemson 24 16 Auburn 27OT Auburn, Alabama Campus Green Rivalry Auburn
September 25 24 Oregon State 24 3 Boise State 37 Boise, Idaho Blue turf inside Bronco Stadium[68] Picabo Street Boise State
October 2 9 Stanford 31 4 Oregon 52 Eugene, Oregon Outside Autzen Stadium[8] Oregon
October 9 1 Alabama 21 19 South Carolina 35 Columbia, South Carolina The Horseshoe, a quadrangle in the Old Campus District[69] Alabama
October 16 1 Ohio State 18 18 Wisconsin 31 Madison, Wisconsin Camp Randall Stadium[70] Nathan Followill Wisconsin
October 23 1 Oklahoma 27 11 Missouri 36 Columbia, Missouri Francis Quadrangle[71] Rivalry Oklahoma
October 30 1 Oregon 53 24 USC 32 Los Angeles, California Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Will Ferrell Oregon
November 6 4 TCU 47 6 Utah 7 Salt Lake City, Utah Outside Rice-Eccles Stadium[30] Ty Burrell TCU
November 13 Penn State 24 7 Ohio State 38 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Rivalry Derek Poundstone Ohio State
November 20 Illinois 48 25 Northwestern 27 Chicago, Illinois Wrigley Field Rivalry Mike Ditka Illinois
November 27 14 Oklahoma 47 10 Oklahoma State 41 Stillwater, Oklahoma Edmon Low Library Lawn Bedlam Series Oklahoma State
December 4 1 Oregon 37 Oregon State 20 Corvallis, Oregon Memorial Union Quad[72] Rivalry Oregon
January 1, 2011 4 Wisconsin 19 3 TCU 21 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Wisconsin
January 3, 2011 5 Stanford 40 12 Virginia Tech 12 Miami Gardens, Florida Orange Bowl
January 4, 2011 6 Ohio State 31 8 Arkansas 26 New Orleans, Louisiana Inside Louisiana Superdome Sugar Bowl
January 10, 2011 2 Oregon 19 1 Auburn 22 Glendale, Arizona BCS National Championship Oregon

2011

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 3 3 Oregon 27 4 LSU 40 Arlington, Texas LOT 3 of Cowboys Stadium[73] Cowboys Classic Mark Cuban LSU
September 10 Notre Dame 31 Michigan 35 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ingalls Mall Rivalry Michigan
September 17 1 Oklahoma 23 5 Florida State 13 Tallahassee, Florida Langford Green[74] Oklahoma
September 24 2 LSU 47 16 West Virginia 21 Morgantown, West Virginia Mountainlair Plaza[75] Bob Huggins LSU
October 1 8 Nebraska 17 7 Wisconsin 48 Madison, Wisconsin Bascom Hill Rivalry Jerry Ferrara Nebraska
October 8 3 Oklahoma 55 11 Texas 17 Dallas, Texas Hall of State[76] Red River Showdown Blake Griffin Oklahoma
October 15 18 Arizona State 27 9 Oregon 41 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad[8] Oregon
October 22 4 Wisconsin 31 15 Michigan State 37 East Lansing, Michigan Munn Intramural Field[77] Mateen Cleaves Wisconsin
October 29 4 Stanford 563OT 20 USC 48 Los Angeles, California Outside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum[78] Rivalry Eric Stonestreet Stanford
November 5 1 LSU 9OT 2 Alabama 6 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside Bryant–Denny Stadium Rivalry – Game of the Century Brian Wilson LSU
November 12 6 Oregon 53 3 Stanford 30 Stanford, California Stanford Oval[79] Jim Plunkett Stanford
November 19 SMU 7 10 Houston 37 Houston, Texas Cullen Circle[80] Rivalry Carl Lewis Houston
November 26 2 Alabama 42 24 Auburn 14 Auburn, Alabama Outside Jordan-Hare Stadium Iron Bowl Bo Jackson Alabama
December 3 12 Georgia 10 1 LSU 42 Atlanta, Georgia Centennial Olympic Park[81] SEC Championship Game LSU
January 2, 2012 9 Wisconsin 38 6 Oregon 45 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl[82] Rose Bowl Lane Kiffin Oregon
January 3, 2012 13 Michigan 23 17 Virginia Tech 20 New Orleans, Louisiana Sugar Bowl
January 4, 2012 23 West Virginia 70 14 Clemson 33 Miami Gardens, Florida Orange Bowl
January 9, 2012 2 Alabama 21 1 LSU 0 New Orleans, Louisiana Rivalry – BCS National Championship Game LSU

2012

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 1 8 Michigan 14 2 Alabama 41 Arlington, Texas Outside Cowboys Stadium[83] Cowboys Kickoff Classic Jerry Jones Alabama
September 8 24 Florida 20 Texas A&M 17 College Station, Texas Simpson Drill Field[84] Jeff Van Gundy Texas A&M
September 15 18 Florida 37 Tennessee 20 Knoxville, Tennessee Circle Park Rivalry Kenny Chesney Tennessee
September 22 10 Clemson 37 4 Florida State 49 Tallahassee, Florida Langford Green[85] Rivalry Ricky Carmichael Florida State
September 29 14 Ohio State 17 20 Michigan State 16 East Lansing, Michigan North of Beaumont Tower[86] Ohio State
October 6 5 Georgia 7 6 South Carolina 35 Columbia, South Carolina The Horseshoe, a quadrangle in the Old Campus District[87] Rivalry Darius Rucker South Carolina
October 13 17 Stanford 13 7 Notre Dame 20OT South Bend, Indiana Liberty Quad Rivalry Vince Vaughn Notre Dame
October 20 9 South Carolina 11 3 Florida 44 Gainesville, Florida North End Zone Outside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium[88] Ryan Lochte Florida
October 27 5 Notre Dame 30 8 Oklahoma 13 Norman, Oklahoma South Oval[89] Nathan Followill Oklahoma
November 3 1 Alabama 21 5 LSU 17 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Northeast corner of Parade Ground[90] Rivalry Lolo Jones Alabama
November 10 Navy 31 Troy 41 San Diego, California Show was hosted from the deck of the USS San Diego[91] Curtis Sharpe Navy
November 17 14 Stanford 17OT 1 Oregon 14 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad[92] Braden Pape Oregon
November 24 1 Notre Dame 22 USC 13 Los Angeles, California Outside of Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum[93] Rivalry Landon Donovan Notre Dame
December 1 2 Alabama 32 3 Georgia 28 Atlanta, Georgia Centennial Olympic Park[94] Rivalry – SEC Championship Matt Ryan Alabama
January 1, 2013 23 Wisconsin 14 8 Stanford 20 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Stanford
January 2, 2013 22 Louisville 33 4 Florida 23 New Orleans, Louisiana Sugar Bowl
January 7, 2013 2 Alabama 42 1 Notre Dame 14 Miami Gardens, Florida BCS National Championship Game Notre Dame

2013

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 31 5 Georgia 35 8 Clemson 38 Clemson, South Carolina Bowman Field Rivalry Eric Stonestreet Georgia
September 7 13 Notre Dame 30 17 Michigan 41 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ingalls Mall Rivalry Mark Harmon Notre Dame
September 14 1 Alabama 49 6 Texas A&M 42 College Station, Texas Simpson Drill Field Lyle Lovett Alabama
September 21 Delaware State 0 1 (FCS) North Dakota State 51 Fargo, North Dakota In front of Fargo Theatre[95] FCS Phil Hansen North Dakota State
September 28 6 LSU 41 9 Georgia 44 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad[96] Willie Robertson, Bubba Watson LSU
October 5 4 Ohio State 40 16 Northwestern 30 Evanston, Illinois The Lakefill on the banks of Lake Michigan[97] Brent Musburger Ohio State
October 12 2 Oregon 45 16 Washington 24 Seattle, Washington Red Square in front of Suzzallo Library[98] Rivalry Hope Solo, Warren Moon Oregon
October 19 5 Florida State 51 3 Clemson 14 Clemson, South Carolina Bowman Field[99] Rivalry Bill Murray Florida State
October 26 12 UCLA 14 2 Oregon 42 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad Ashton Eaton Oregon
November 2 7 Miami (FL) 14 3 Florida State 41 Tallahassee, Florida Langford Green Rivalry Jake Owen Florida State
November 9 10 LSU 17 1 Alabama 38 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium Rivalry Jake Peavy Alabama
November 16 5 Stanford 17 USC 20 Los Angeles, California McCarthy Quad[100] Rivalry Chris Fallica USC
November 23 3 Baylor 17 11 Oklahoma State 49 Stillwater, Oklahoma Edmon Low Library Lawn[29] Marcus Smart Oklahoma State
November 30 1 Alabama 28 4 Auburn 34 Auburn, Alabama Campus Green[101] Iron Bowl Charles Barkley Alabama
December 7 2 Ohio State 24 10 Michigan State 34 Indianapolis, Indiana Pan Am Plaza Big Ten Championship Game Ryan Riess, Joey Chestnut Ohio State
January 1, 2014 5 Stanford 20 4 Michigan State 24 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Magic Johnson Michigan State
January 6, 2014 2 Auburn 31 1 Florida State 34 Pasadena, California Outside the Rose Bowl BCS National Championship Game Florida State

2014

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 30 1 Florida State 37 Oklahoma State 31 Arlington, Texas Show was hosted from Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas Cowboys Classic Stone Cold Steve Austin Florida State
September 6 7 Michigan State 27 3 Oregon 46 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad Oregon Duck Oregon
September 13 Incarnate Word 0 1 (FCS) North Dakota State 58 Fargo, North Dakota In front of Fargo Theatre[95] FCS Brock Jensen North Dakota State
September 20 22 Clemson 17 1 Florida State 23OT Tallahassee, Florida Langford Green Rivalry Gabrielle Reece Florida State
September 27 Missouri 21 13 South Carolina 20 Columbia, South Carolina The Horseshoe, a quadrangle in the Old Campus District[102] Mayor's Cup Kenny Chesney South Carolina
October 4 3 Alabama 17 11 Ole Miss 23 Oxford, Mississippi The Grove[103] Rivalry Katy Perry Alabama
October 11 2 Auburn 23 3 Mississippi State 38 Starkville, Mississippi The Junction[104] Jonathan Papelbon Mississippi State
October 18 5 Notre Dame 27 2 Florida State 31 Tallahassee, Florida Langford Green[105] Ken Griffey Jr Florida State
October 25 3 Ole Miss 7 24 LSU 10 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Parade Grounds[106] Magnolia Bowl Jase Robertson, Willie Robertson LSU
November 1 10 TCU 31 20 West Virginia 30 Morgantown, West Virginia Mountainlair Plaza Brad Paisley TCU
November 8 13 Ohio State 49 7 Michigan State 37 East Lansing, Michigan Demonstration Field near Jenison Fieldhouse[107] Alice Cooper Michigan State
November 15 1 Mississippi State 20 4 Alabama 25 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium Rivalry Marcus Lutrell Alabama
November 22 Yale 24 14 (FCS) Harvard 31 Cambridge, Massachusetts Dillon Quad[108] FCS – Rivalry Matt Birk Yale
November 29 15 Auburn 44 1 Alabama 55 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium Iron Bowl Joe Namath Alabama
December 6 9 Kansas State 27 5 Baylor 38 Waco, Texas Umphrey Pedestrian Bridge[109] Mike Singletary Kansas State
December 13 Navy 17 Army 10 Baltimore, Maryland Inner Harbor Army–Navy Game Roger Staubach Navy
January 1, 2015 2 Oregon 59 3 Florida State 20 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Oregon
January 12, 2015 4 Ohio State 42 2 Oregon 20 Arlington, Texas Show was hosted from Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas College Football Playoff National Championship Ohio State

2015

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 5 3 Alabama 35 20 Wisconsin 17 Arlington, Texas Show was hosted from Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas Cowboys Classic Brad Paisley Alabama
September 12 7 Oregon 28 5 Michigan State 31 East Lansing, Michigan Munn Intramural Field[110] Draymond Green Oregon
September 19 15 Ole Miss 43 2 Alabama 37 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium Rivalry Eric Church Alabama
September 26 9 UCLA 56 16 Arizona 30 Tucson, Arizona UA Mall east of Old Main[111] Bob Baffert Arizona
October 3 6 Notre Dame 22 12 Clemson 24 Clemson, South Carolina Bowman Field Jim Cantore Notre Dame
October 10 23 California 24 5 Utah 30 Salt Lake City, Utah Presidents Circle John Stockton Utah
October 17 7 Michigan State 27 12 Michigan 23 Ann Arbor, Michigan North End of The Diag[112] Rivalry Steve Spurrier Michigan
October 24 11 (FCS) Richmond 59 4 (FCS) James Madison 49 Harrisonburg, Virginia JMU Quad[113] FCS – Rivalry Dierks Bentley James Madison
October 31 9 Notre Dame 24 21 Temple 20 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Independence Hall[114] Philly Phanatic Notre Dame
November 7 2 LSU 16 4 Alabama 30 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium Rivalry Rick Ross LSU
November 14 12 Oklahoma 44 6 Baylor 34 Waco, Texas Umphrey Pedestrian Bridge[115] Jeff Dunham Baylor
November 21 9 Michigan State 17 3 Ohio State 14 Columbus, Ohio The Oval in front of William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library[116] Archie Griffin Ohio State
November 28 3 Oklahoma 58 11 Oklahoma State 23 Stillwater, Oklahoma Edmon Low Library Lawn Bedlam Series Ricky Fowler Oklahoma State
December 5 5 Michigan State 16 4 Iowa 13 Indianapolis, Indiana Pan Am Plaza Big Ten Championship Game Dallas Clark Michigan State
December 12 Army 17 21 Navy 21 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Xfinity Live! Philadelphia[117] Army–Navy Game Roger Staubach Navy
December 31 4 Oklahoma 17 1 Clemson 37 Miami Gardens, Florida Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Oklahoma
January 1, 2016 5 Stanford 45 6 Iowa 16 Pasadena, California Rose Bowl Stanford
January 11, 2016 2 Alabama 45 1 Clemson 40 Glendale, Arizona Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship Clemson

2016

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 3 5 LSU 14 Wisconsin 16 Green Bay, Wisconsin Lambeau Field Aaron Rodgers LSU
September 10 Virginia Tech 24 17 Tennessee 45 Bristol, Tennessee Bristol Motor Speedway Battle at Bristol Dale Earnhardt Jr. Tennessee
September 17 2 Florida State 20 10 Louisville 63 Louisville, Kentucky Outside the Northeast corner of Papa John's Cardinal Stadium[118] Laila Ali Louisville
September 24 19 Florida 28 14 Tennessee 38 Knoxville, Tennessee Ayres Hall[119] Rivalry Phillip Fulmer, Steve Spurrier Florida
October 1 3 Louisville 36 5 Clemson 42 Clemson, South Carolina Bowman Field[120] Eric Church Clemson
October 8 9 Tennessee 38 8 Texas A&M 452OT College Station, Texas Spence Park[121] Chainsmokers Texas A&M
October 15 2 Ohio State 30OT 8 Wisconsin 23 Madison, Wisconsin Bascom Hill[122] Ric Flair Ohio State
October 22 6 Texas A&M 14 1 Alabama 33 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Walk of Champions outside Bryant-Denny Stadium[123] Verne Lundquist Alabama
October 29 4 Washington 31 17 Utah 24 Salt Lake City, Utah Presidents Circle[124] Frank Caliendo Washington
November 5 1 Alabama 10 13 LSU 0 Baton Rouge, Louisiana The Quad[125] Rivalry Lil Wayne LSU
November 12 20 USC 26 4 Washington 13 Seattle, Washington Red Square in front of Suzzallo Library[126] Joel McHale Washington
November 19 Buffalo 0 21 Western Michigan 38 Kalamazoo, Michigan Sangren Pedestrian Mall[127] Greg Jennings Western Michigan
November 26 3 Michigan 27 2 Ohio State 302OT Columbus, Ohio In front of RPAC building The Game Orlando Pace Ohio State
December 3 6 Wisconsin 31 7 Penn State 38 Indianapolis, Indiana Pan Am Plaza[128] Big Ten Championship Game Keegan-Michael Key Wisconsin
December 10 25 Navy 17 Army 21 Baltimore, Maryland Inner Harbor[129] Army–Navy Game Hugh McConnell, Stephen Phillips Navy
December 31 3 Ohio State 0 2 Clemson 31 Glendale, Arizona Fiesta Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Ohio State
January 2, 2017 9 USC 52 5 Penn State 49 Pasadena, California Rose Bowl USC
January 9, 2017 2 Clemson 35 1 Alabama 31 Tampa, Florida outside Raymond James Stadium[130] Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship Alabama

2017

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 31 2 Ohio State 49 Indiana 21 Bloomington, Indiana Memorial Stadium[131] Ohio State
September 2 3 Florida State 7 1 Alabama 24 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia International Plaza[132] Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game Sam Hunt Alabama
September 9 5 Oklahoma 31 2 Ohio State 16 Columbus, Ohio The Oval[133] Eddie George Ohio State
September 16 3 Clemson 47 14 Louisville 21 Louisville, Kentucky Grawemeyer Hall[134] Rick Pitino Louisville
September 23 None New York, New York Show was hosted from Times Square[135] Keegan-Michael Key Corso dressed as Lady Liberty and picked New York City[136]
September 30 2 Clemson 31 12 Virginia Tech 17 Blacksburg, Virginia Alumni Mall[137] Bruce Smith Clemson
October 7 23 West Virginia 24 8 TCU 31 Fort Worth, Texas Campus Commons Tim McGraw TCU
October 14 11 (FCS) Villanova 8 1 (FCS) James Madison 30 Harrisonburg, Virginia JMU Quad[113] FCS Gene Wojciechowski James Madison
October 21 19 Michigan 13 2 Penn State 42 University Park, Pennsylvania Old Main Lawn Rivalry,
White Out game		 Ki-Jana Carter Penn State
October 28 2 Penn State 38 6 Ohio State 39 Columbus, Ohio South side of St. John Arena Rivalry Jack Nicklaus Ohio State
November 4 5 Oklahoma 62 11 Oklahoma State 52 Stillwater, Oklahoma Edmon Low Library Lawn[138] Bedlam Series Thurman Thomas Oklahoma State
November 11 3 Notre Dame 8 7 Miami (FL) 41 Miami Gardens, Florida Hosted from Lakeside Patio on Miami's campus in Coral Gables, Florida[139] Alex Rodriguez Notre Dame
November 18 24 Michigan 10 5 Wisconsin 24 Madison, Wisconsin Bascom Hill[140] Craig T. Nelson Wisconsin
November 25 1 Alabama 14 6 Auburn 26 Auburn, Alabama Samford Lawn[141] Iron Bowl Charles Barkley Alabama
December 2 7 Miami (FL) 3 1 Clemson 38 Charlotte, North Carolina Romare Bearden Park[142] ACC Championship Game Luther Campbell Clemson
December 9 Army 14 Navy 13 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Xfinity Live! Philadelphia[20] Army–Navy Game Rob Riggle Navy
January 1, 2018 3 Georgia 54 2 Oklahoma 482OT Pasadena, California Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Oklahoma
January 8, 2018 4 Alabama 26OT 3 Georgia 23 Atlanta, Georgia Centennial Olympic Park[143] Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship Alabama
April 26–27, 2018 2018 NFL draft Arlington, Texas Pre-show prior to Round 1 and Rounds 2–3[144] Mel Kiper[f][145]

2018

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
September 1 14 Michigan 17 12 Notre Dame 24 South Bend, Indiana Library Quad Rivalry Luke Bryan Notre Dame
September 8 2 Clemson 28 Texas A&M 26 College Station, Texas Aggie Park[146] Owen Gray
(Make-A-Wish recipient)		 Clemson
September 15 4 Ohio State 40 15 TCU 28 Arlington, Texas Show was hosted from Campus Commons on TCU's campus in Fort Worth, Texas[147] Roman Reigns Ohio State
September 22 7 Stanford 38OT 20 Oregon 31 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad[148] Tim Matheson Oregon
September 29 4 Ohio State 27 9 Penn State 26 University Park, Pennsylvania Old Main Lawn[149] Rivalry,
White Out game		 Keegan-Michael Key Penn State
October 6 19 Texas 48 7 Oklahoma 45 Dallas, Texas Texas State Fair Red River Showdown Toby Keith Oklahoma
October 13 15 Wisconsin 13 12 Michigan 38 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ingalls Mall[150] Chainsmokers Wisconsin
October 20 12 Oregon 20 25 Washington State 34 Pullman, Washington Across from Cougar Pride statue[151] Drew Bledsoe Washington State
October 27 9 Florida 17 7 Georgia 36 Jacksonville, Florida Metropolitan Park[152] Rivalry Evander Holyfield Florida
November 3 1 Alabama 29 3 LSU 0 Baton Rouge, Louisiana The Quad[153] Rivalry Alex Bregman Alabama
November 10 2 Clemson 27 17 Boston College 7 Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Stokes Lawn[154] O'Rourke–McFadden Trophy Chris O'Donnell Clemson
November 17 24 Cincinnati 13 11 UCF 38 Orlando, Florida Memory Mall[155] Rivalry Maury Povich UCF
November 24 4 Michigan 39 10 Ohio State 62 Columbus, Ohio Outside RPAC building[156] The Game Bryce Harper Michigan
December 1 1 Alabama 35 4 Georgia 28 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia International Plaza[157] Rivalry – SEC Championship Game Quavo Alabama
December 8 Navy 10 Army 17 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Xfinity Live! Philadelphia[158] Army–Navy Game Charles Barkley Navy
December 29 4 Oklahoma 34 1 Alabama 45 Miami Gardens, Florida in front of Hotel Victor[159] Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Brian Bosworth Alabama
January 1, 2019 9 Washington 23 6 Ohio State 28 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Ohio State
January 7, 2019 2 Clemson 44 1 Alabama 16 Santa Clara, California Champ Tailgate outside of Levi's Stadium[160] Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship Clemson
April 25–27, 2019 2019 NFL draft Nashville, Tennessee Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage.[161] Dwayne Haskins[g][163]

2019

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 24 Miami (FL) 20 8 Florida 24 Orlando, Florida Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World[164] Rivalry – Camping World Kickoff Michael Irvin Florida
August 29 Georgia Tech 14 1 Clemson 52 Clemson, South Carolina Memorial Stadium Rivalry - First college football game to broadcast on the ACC Network Clemson
August 31 11 Oregon 21 16 Auburn 27 Arlington, Texas Sundance Square in Fort Worth, Texas[165] Advocare Classic Bo Jackson Oregon
September 7 6 LSU 45 9 Texas 38 Austin, Texas LBJ Lawn Matthew McConaughey LSU
September 14 19 Iowa 18 Iowa State 17 Ames, Iowa Between Sukup Endzone and Reimen Gardens[166] Cy-Hawk Trophy Eric Church Iowa State
September 21 7 Notre Dame 17 3 Georgia 23 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad Jeezy Georgia
September 28 5 Ohio State 48 Nebraska 7 Lincoln, Nebraska East end of Memorial Stadium Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade Ohio State
October 5 7 Auburn 13 10 Florida 24 Gainesville, Florida Plaza of the Americas[167] Rivalry Emmitt Smith Florida
October 12 7 Florida 28 5 LSU 42 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Campus Quad[168] Rivalry John Goodman LSU
October 19 16 Michigan 21 7 Penn State 28 University Park, Pennsylvania HUB Lawn[169] Rivalry,
White Out game		 Lara Spencer Penn State
October 26 1 (FCS) North Dakota State 23 3 (FCS) South Dakota State 16 Brookings, South Dakota College Green[170] FCS – Dakota Marker Pat McAfee North Dakota State
November 2 15 SMU 48 24 Memphis 54 Memphis, Tennessee Beale Street, Downtown Memphis[171] Jerry Lawler SMU
November 9 2 LSU 46 3 Alabama 41 Tuscaloosa, Alabama The Quad[172] Rivalry – Game of the Century Justin Thomas LSU
November 16 10 Oklahoma 34 13 Baylor 31 Waco, Texas McLane Stadium Chip Gaines, Joanna Gaines Baylor
November 23 8 Penn State 17 2 Ohio State 28 Columbus, Ohio In front of St. John Arena Rivalry Eddie George Ohio State
November 30 12 Wisconsin 38 8 Minnesota 17 Minneapolis, Minnesota Northrop Mall[173] Paul Bunyan's Axe Eric Decker Minnesota
December 7 4 Georgia 10 2 LSU 37 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia International Plaza[174] SEC Championship Game Zac Brown LSU
December 14 Army 7 23 Navy 31 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Xfinity Live! Philadelphia[175] Army–Navy Game Charles Barkley Navy
December 28 3 Clemson 29 2 Ohio State 23 Glendale, Arizona State Farm Stadium Fiesta Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Ohio State
January 1, 2020 6 Oregon 28 8 Wisconsin 27 Pasadena, California Rose Bowl
January 13, 2020 3 Clemson 25 1 LSU 42 New Orleans, Louisiana Jax Brewery[176] College Football Playoff National Championship LSU
April 23–25, 2020 2020 NFL draft Bristol, Connecticut Pre-show from ESPN's Bristol studios[h]

2020

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick[i]
August 29 N/A[j]
September 5 None Bristol, Connecticut Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios and remote locations[179]
September 12 1 Clemson 37 Wake Forest 13 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 50-yard line of Truist Field at Wake Forest[180] Chris Paul Clemson
September 19 17 Miami (FL) 47 18 Louisville 34 Louisville, Kentucky Concourse at Cardinal Stadium[181] Bill Murray Miami (FL)
September 26 Florida State 10 12 Miami (FL) 52 Miami Gardens, Florida Hard Rock Stadium Rivalry Stugotz Miami (FL)
October 3 7 Auburn 6 4 Georgia 27 Athens, Georgia Sanford Stadium Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Omari Hardwick Georgia
October 10 7 Miami (FL) 17 1 Clemson 42 Clemson, South Carolina Memorial Stadium Alex Rodriguez Clemson
October 17 3 Georgia 24 2 Alabama 41 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Bryant–Denny Stadium Rivalry Derrick Henry Alabama
October 24 18 Michigan 49 21 Minnesota 24 Minneapolis, Minnesota TCF Bank Stadium Little Brown Jug Vince Vaughn Michigan
October 31 3 Ohio State 38 18 Penn State 25 University Park, Pennsylvania Beaver Stadium Rivalry Trace McSorley Ohio State
November 7 1 Clemson 40 4 Notre Dame 472OT South Bend, Indiana Notre Dame Stadium Chase Claypool Notre Dame
November 14 2020 Masters Tournament Augusta, Georgia Augusta National Golf Club (Par 3 course)[182][183] Jack Nicklaus Brooks Koepka[k][184]
November 21 14 Oklahoma State 13 18 Oklahoma 41 Norman, Oklahoma Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Bedlam Series Trae Young Oklahoma
November 28 22 Auburn 13 1 Alabama 42 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Magnolia Parking Deck Iron Bowl Joe Namath Alabama
December 5 13 BYU 17 18 Coastal Carolina 22 Conway, South Carolina Brooks Stadium[185] Mormons vs. Mullets (Originally scheduled to be Liberty at Coastal Carolina)[l] Dustin Johnson BYU
December 12 Navy 0 Army 15 West Point, New York Lusk Reservoir Park[188] Army–Navy Game Condoleezza Rice Navy
December 19 3 Clemson 34 2 Notre Dame 10 Charlotte, North Carolina Bank of America Stadium ACC Championship Game Joel McHale Clemson
January 1, 2021 3 Ohio State 49 2 Clemson 28 New Orleans, Louisiana Sugar Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Clemson
January 11, 2021 3 Ohio State 24 1 Alabama 52 Miami Gardens, Florida College Football Playoff National Championship Ohio State
April 29–30, and May 1, 2021 2021 NFL draft Cleveland, Ohio Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[189]

2021

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 28 Alcorn State 14 North Carolina Central 23 Atlanta, Georgia Center Parc Stadium FCS – MEAC/SWAC Challenge Eddie George Alcorn State
September 4 5 Georgia 10 3 Clemson 3 Charlotte, North Carolina Romare Bearden Park Rivalry – Duke's Mayo Classic Kane Brown Georgia
September 11 10 Iowa 27 9 Iowa State 17 Ames, Iowa Between Sukup Endzone and Reimen Gardens[166] Cy-Hawk Trophy Ashton Kutcher Iowa
September 18 22 Auburn 20 10 Penn State 28 University Park, Pennsylvania Old Main Lawn White Out game Saquon Barkley Penn State
September 25 12 Notre Dame 41 18 Wisconsin 13 Chicago, Illinois Soldier Field Shamrock Series Danica Patrick Notre Dame
October 2 8 Arkansas 0 2 Georgia 37 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad Harris English Georgia
October 9 6 Oklahoma 55 21 Texas 48 Dallas, Texas Texas State Fair Red River Showdown Mark Cuban Texas
October 16 11 Kentucky 13 1 Georgia 30 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad Jeff Foxworthy Georgia
October 23 10 Oregon 34 UCLA 31 Pasadena, California Hosted from Wilson Plaza on UCLA's campus in Los Angeles.[5] Bill Walton UCLA
October 30 6 Michigan 33 8 Michigan State 37 East Lansing, Michigan Ralph Young Field Paul Bunyan Trophy Ken Jeong Michigan
November 6 Tulsa 20 6 Cincinnati 28 Cincinnati, Ohio The Commons[190] Nick Lachey Cincinnati
November 13 11 Texas A&M 19 15 Ole Miss 29 Oxford, Mississippi The Grove Lane Kiffin Ole Miss
November 20 7 Michigan State 7 4 Ohio State 56 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Twenty One Pilots Ohio State
November 27 2 Ohio State 27 5 Michigan 42 Ann Arbor, Michigan Pioneer High School The Game Sebastian Maniscalco Ohio State
December 4 1 Georgia 24 3 Alabama 41 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia World Congress Center Rivalry – SEC Championship Game Zac Brown Alabama
December 11 Army 13 Navy 17 East Rutherford, New Jersey Outside MetLife Stadium (Lot J)[191] Army–Navy Game Pete Dawkins Navy
December 31 3 Georgia 34 2 Michigan 11 Miami Gardens, Florida Outside Hard Rock Stadium Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Bill Goldberg Georgia
January 1, 2022 11 Utah 45 6 Ohio State 48 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Ohio State
January 10, 2022 3 Georgia 33 1 Alabama 18 Indianapolis, Indiana Lucas Oil Stadium Rivalry – College Football Playoff National Championship Georgia
April 28–30, 2022 2022 NFL draft Las Vegas, Nevada Caesars Forum Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[192]

2022

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 27 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 West Virginia 31 17 Pittsburgh 38 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Acrisure Stadium Backyard Brawl Pittsburgh
September 3 5 Notre Dame 10 2 Ohio State 21 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Jack Harlow Ohio State
September 10 1 Alabama 20 Texas 19 Austin, Texas LBJ Lawn Glen Powell Alabama
September 17 Troy 28 Appalachian State 32 Boone, North Carolina Sanford Mall[193] Luke Combs Appalachian State
September 24 20 Florida 33 11 Tennessee 38 Knoxville, Tennessee Ayres Hall Rivalry Bianca Belair Tennessee
October 1 10 NC State 20 5 Clemson 30 Clemson, South Carolina Bowman Field Textile Bowl Christian Wilkins Clemson
October 8 17 TCU 38 19 Kansas 31 Lawrence, Kansas The Hill[194] Rob Riggle None[m]
October 15 3 Alabama 49 6 Tennessee 52 Knoxville, Tennessee Ayres Hall Third Saturday in October Peyton Manning Tennessee
October 22 9 UCLA 30 10 Oregon 45 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad Sabrina Ionescu Oregon
October 29 Southern 0 5 (FCS) Jackson State 35 Jackson, Mississippi Parking lot at Veterans Memorial Stadium FCS – Rivalry Stephen A. Smith None[m]
November 5 1 Tennessee 13 3 Georgia 27 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad Rivalry Luke Bryan None[m]
November 12 4 TCU 17 18 Texas 10 Austin, Texas LBJ Lawn Rivalry Jordan Spieth None[m]
November 19 14 (FCS) Montana 21 3 (FCS) Montana State 55 Bozeman, Montana Dyche Field[195] FCS – Brawl of the Wild Nick Faldo Montana State
November 26 3 Michigan 45 2 Ohio State 23 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena The Game A.J. Hawk Ohio State
December 3 10 Kansas State 31OT 3 TCU 28 Arlington, Texas Lot C, Northwest side of AT&T Stadium[196] Big 12 Championship Game LaDainian Tomlinson Kansas State
December 31 4 Ohio State 41 1 Georgia 42 Atlanta, Georgia Mercedes-Benz Stadium Peach Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Ohio State
January 2, 2023 11 Penn State 35 8 Utah 21 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Utah
January 9, 2023 3 TCU 7 1 Georgia 65 Inglewood, California SoFi Stadium College Football Playoff National Championship TCU
April 27–29, 2023 2023 NFL draft Kansas City, Missouri Union Station Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[197]

2023

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 26 None Bristol, Connecticut Broadcast from ESPN's Bristol studios 2023 season preview
September 2 21 North Carolina 31 South Carolina 17 Charlotte, North Carolina Romare Bearden Park Battle of the Carolinas – Duke's Mayo Classic Darius Rucker North Carolina
September 9 11 Texas 34 3 Alabama 24 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Denny Chimes[198] Allstate Crossbar Classic Joe Namath Texas
September 16 Colorado State 35 18 Colorado 432OT Boulder, Colorado Leeds School of Business Field[199][200] Rocky Mountain Showdown Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Colorado
September 23 6 Ohio State 17 9 Notre Dame 14 South Bend, Indiana Library Lawn[201] Vince Vaughn Ohio State
September 30 11 Notre Dame 21 17 Duke 14 Durham, North Carolina Abele Quad[202] Ken Jeong Notre Dame
October 7 12 Oklahoma 34 3 Texas 30 Dallas, Texas Texas State Fair[203] Red River Rivalry Baker Mayfield Texas
October 14 8 Oregon 33 7 Washington 36 Seattle, Washington Red Square[204] Rivalry Joel McHale Washington
October 21 7 Penn State 12 3 Ohio State 20 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Rivalry C. J. Stroud Ohio State
October 28 8 Oregon 35 13 Utah 6 Salt Lake City, Utah Presidents Circle Steve Smith Sr. None[n]
November 4 14 LSU 28 8 Alabama 42 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Denny Chimes Rivalry Nate Bargatze Alabama
November 11 9 Ole Miss 17 2 Georgia 52 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad Nolan Smith Georgia
November 18 Appalachian State 26OT James Madison 23 Harrisonburg, Virginia JMU Quad Record crowd of 26,000[205] PFT Commenter James Madison
November 25 2 Ohio State 24 3 Michigan 30 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ferry Field The Game Aidan Hutchinson Ohio State
December 2 1 Georgia 24 8 Alabama 27 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia World Congress Center - Building B Rivalry – SEC Championship Game Theo Von Georgia
December 9 Army 17 Navy 11 Foxborough, Massachusetts Outside Gillette Stadium – Lot 5B Army–Navy Game Bill Belichick Navy
January 1, 2024 4 Alabama 20 1 Michigan 27OT Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Michigan
January 8, 2024 2 Washington 13 1 Michigan 34 Houston, Texas NRG Stadium College Football Playoff National Championship Michigan
April 25–26, 2024 2024 NFL draft Detroit, Michigan Campus Martius Park Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[206] None

2024

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 24 10 Florida State 21 Georgia Tech 24 Dublin, Ireland College Green Aer Lingus College Football Classic.[207] First show broadcast from outside the United States. Sheamus None[o]
August 31 7 Notre Dame 23 20 Texas A&M 13 College Station, Texas Aggie Park Johnny Manziel Notre Dame
September 7 3 Texas 31 10 Michigan 12 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ferry Field Michael Phelps Texas
September 14 16 LSU 36 South Carolina 33 Columbia, South Carolina Gamecock Park Dawn Staley LSU
September 21 6 Tennessee 25 15 Oklahoma 15 Norman, Oklahoma South Oval Blake Shelton Tennessee
September 28 2 Georgia 34 4 Alabama 41 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Denny Chimes Rivalry Terry "Miss Terry" Saban Alabama
October 5 8 Miami (FL) 39 California 38 Berkeley, California Memorial Glade[208] Marshawn Lynch None[m]
October 12 2 Ohio State 31 3 Oregon 32 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad Kaitlin Olson None[m]
October 19 5 Georgia 30 1 Texas 15 Austin, Texas South Mall Scottie Scheffler Texas
October 26 Washington 17 13 Indiana 31 Bloomington, Indiana South Lawn of Memorial Stadium Kyle Schwarber Indiana
November 2 4 Ohio State 20 3 Penn State 13 University Park, Pennsylvania Bryce Jordan Center – Gate C Rivalry Keegan-Michael Key Ohio State
November 9 11 Alabama 42 15 LSU 13 Baton Rouge, Louisiana The Quad Rivalry Livvy Dunne & Paul Skenes LSU
November 16 7 Tennessee 17 12 Georgia 31 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad Rivalry Cody Rhodes Georgia
November 23 5 Indiana 15 2 Ohio State 38 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena Justin Fields Indiana
November 30 3 Texas 17 20 Texas A&M 7 College Station, Texas Aggie Park Rivalry Dude Perfect Texas
December 7 5 Georgia 22OT 2 Texas 19 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia World Congress Center - Building B SEC Championship Game Timothée Chalamet None[p]
December 20 8 Indiana 17 5 Notre Dame 27 South Bend, Indiana Library Lawn College Football Playoff First Round Shane Gillis None
December 21 7 Tennessee 17 6 Ohio State 42 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena A. J. Hawk Ohio State
January 1, 2025 6 Ohio State 41 1 Oregon 21 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Ohio State
January 9, 2025 5 Notre Dame 27 4 Penn State 24 Miami Gardens, Florida Inside Hard Rock Stadium Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal Notre Dame
January 10, 2025 6 Ohio State 28 3 Texas 14 Arlington, Texas Inside AT&T Stadium Cotton Bowl Classic – College Football Playoff Semifinal Texas
January 20, 2025 6 Ohio State 34 5 Notre Dame 23 Atlanta, Georgia Inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium College Football Playoff National Championship Notre Dame
April 24–25, 2025 2025 NFL draft Green Bay, Wisconsin Titletown District Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage[209] None

2025

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest pickerLee Corso headgear pick
August 30 1 Texas 7 3 Ohio State 14 Columbus, Ohio Outside St. John Arena This was Lee Corso’s final appearance on the show before he retired.[210] None Ohio State
September 6 15 Michigan 13 18 Oklahoma 24 Norman, Oklahoma South Oval Trae Young
September 13 6 Georgia 44OT 15 Tennessee 41 Knoxville, Tennessee Ayres Hall Rivalry Candace Parker
September 20 Florida 7 4 Miami (FL) 26 Coral Gables, Florida Lakeside Patio Rivalry Matthew Tkachuk
September 27 6 Oregon 302OT 3 Penn State 24 University Park, Pennsylvania Old Main Lawn White Out game LaVar Arrington
October 4 16 Vanderbilt 14 10 Alabama 30 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Denny Chimes Theo Von
October 11 7 Indiana 30 3 Oregon 20 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad Sabrina Ionescu
October 18 5 Ole Miss 35 9 Georgia 43 Athens, Georgia Myers Quad Jelly Roll
October 25 15 Missouri 10 10 Vanderbilt 17 Nashville, Tennessee Wyatt Lawn[211] Nate Bargatze
November 1 17 Cincinnati 14 24 Utah 45 Salt Lake City, Utah Presidents Circle Alex Smith
November 8 7 BYU 7 8 Texas Tech 29 Lubbock, Texas Green Space, west of Jones AT&T Stadium[212] Patrick Mahomes
November 15 9 Notre Dame 37 22 Pittsburgh 15 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania North Shore Great Lawn[213] Rivalry Aaron Donald
November 22 15 USC 27 7 Oregon 42 Eugene, Oregon Memorial Quad Marcus Mariota
November 29 1 Ohio State 27 15 Michigan 9 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ferry Field The Game Aidan Hutchinson
December 6 3 Georgia 28 9 Alabama 7 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia World Congress Center - Building C Rivalry – SEC Championship Game Ernie Johnson
December 19 9 Alabama 34 8 Oklahoma 24 Norman, Oklahoma South Oval College Football Playoff First Round Brian Bosworth
December 20 10 Miami (FL) 10 7 Texas A&M 3 College Station, Texas Aggie Park Alex Caruso[q]
January 1, 2026 9 Alabama 3 1 Indiana 38 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Quarterfinal
January 8, 2026 10 Miami (FL) 31 6 Ole Miss 27 Glendale, Arizona Inside State Farm Stadium Fiesta Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
January 9, 2026 5 Oregon 22 1 Indiana 56 Atlanta, Georgia Inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium Peach Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
January 19, 2026 10 Miami (FL) 21 1 Indiana 27 Miami Gardens, Florida Inside Hard Rock Stadium College Football Playoff National Championship Marcus Freeman
April 23–25, 2026 2026 NFL draft Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Outside Acrisure Stadium Show was part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage

2026

DateVisitorHostCityLocationNotesGuest picker
September 5 Clemson LSU Baton Rouge, Louisiana TBD College Gameday's 500th show on the road[214]
September 12 Ohio State Texas Austin, Texas TBD
September 19
September 26
October 3
October 10
October 17
October 24
October 31
November 7
November 14
November 21
November 28
December 5
December 18 College Football Playoff First Round
December 19
January 1, 2027 Pasadena, California Inside the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl – College Football Playoff Quarterfinal
January 14, 2027 Miami Gardens, Florida Inside Hard Rock Stadium Orange Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
January 15, 2027 New Orleans, Louisiana Inside Caesars Superdome Sugar Bowl – College Football Playoff Semifinal
January 25, 2027 Paradise, Nevada Inside Allegiant Stadium College Football Playoff National Championship
April 2027 2027 NFL draft Washington, D.C. National Mall Show will be part of ESPN's entire NFL Draft coverage

Notes

  1. ↑ Corso wore the Florida State hat, then wore the Notre Dame hat. He eventually chose Florida State.
  2. ↑ Corso picked Florida to win but had no headgear.
  3. ↑ Game was cancelled due to lightning.
  4. ↑ Game was postponed and rescheduled to December 1, 2001, due to the September 11 attacks.[13]
  5. ↑ 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.[33]
  6. ↑ Corso wore Mel Kiper's head as his headgear during the broadcast.
  7. ↑ Corso's headgear was for who he would take with the first pick of the draft.[162]
  8. ↑ 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.
  9. ↑ 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.[177]
  10. ↑ Originally Navy vs. Notre Dame (Emerald Isle Classic) in Dublin, Ireland,[178] 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.
  11. ↑ Corso's headgear was for who he thinks will win the Masters.
  12. ↑ 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.[186][187]
  13. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Corso was absent due to health issues.
  14. ↑ Corso was absent due to a family matter.
  15. ↑ Corso did not travel to Ireland.
  16. ↑ Corso was absent due to health issues, however, play-by-play announcer Chris Fowler confirmed during the game's broadcast that Corso had picked Texas to win.
  17. ↑ Johnny Manziel was originally scheduled as the guest picker.

Winners are listed in bold.[215]

All rankings displayed for Division I-A/FBS teams are from the AP poll or CFP (starting in 2014) at the time of the game. Division I-AA/FCS rankings are from the STATS poll at the time of the game.

References

  1. ↑ "First College Gameday Road Show". University of Notre Dame.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Davis, Craig. "ESPN's College GameDay at Miami: Location, admission info and more". Chicago Tribune.
  3. ↑ Henry, Jim. "College GameDay and Lee Corso at FSU vs Miami? Signs say yes but there's a big IF". Tallahassee Democrat. Retrieved September 28, 2025.
  4. ↑ "ESPN's 'College GameDay' coming to Evanston". Chicago Tribune. September 29, 2013. Retrieved December 29, 2022.
  5. 1 2 Hofheimer, Bill (October 22, 2021). "College GameDay Built by The Home Depot Travels to Los Angeles for Pac-12 Showdown – No. 10 Oregon at UCLA". ESPN Press Room U.S. Retrieved November 14, 2024.
  6. ↑ "Live from Austin: ESPN College Gameday". University of Texas Athletics. September 28, 2003. Retrieved November 12, 2024.
  7. ↑ "ESPN GameDay Back in Knoxville; Fulmer to be Featured on ESPN Thursday Pregame Show". University of Tennessee Athletics. Retrieved November 12, 2024.
  8. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Selvam, Nikil (October 11, 2011). "ESPN College Gameday: Oregon Campus To Be Featured As Set For First Time Ever". SB Nation Seattle. Retrieved December 28, 2022.
  9. ↑ "ESPN's College Gameday Coming to Aggieland". Texas A&M Athletics - 12thMan.com. Retrieved November 12, 2024.
  10. ↑ "Join ESPN Gameday Before The FSU-Florida Game". Florida State University. Retrieved November 12, 2024.
  11. ↑ "Welcome ESPN College Gameday". Tuscaloosa News. Retrieved October 24, 2023.
  12. 1 2 "Husker Fans Fill West Stadium for ESPN's College GameDay". University of Nebraska. Retrieved December 21, 2022.
  13. ↑ "Georgia Tech-Florida State Rescheduled For Dec. 1". Seminoles.com. September 17, 2001. Archived from the original on November 2, 2022. Retrieved November 2, 2022.
  14. ↑ Light, Mitch (August 31, 2015). "Athlon Archive: Behind the Scenes with ESPN's College GameDay in 2001". AthlonSports.com. Retrieved October 16, 2023.
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