T his week ESPN College GameDay took its talents to Austin for a massive SEC showdown between No. 1 Texas and No. 5 Georgia. No big surprise there. But leading up to Saturday’s

The game of the week is happening in primetime when the Texas Longhorns host the Georgia Bulldogs in a top five matchup in

This week's guest picker was pro golfer Scottie Scheffler, who had a little fun with his run-in with the law in Louisville as he picked the winner of Miami (Florida) against the Cardinals. The gang, including Lee Corso, was all on set in Austin -- and former guest picker Mrs. Terry was watching from the side.

College Gameday was in Austin, TX today for the matchup between No. 1 Texas and No. 5 Georgia, but the guys on set made sure to pick the game between Georgia Te

Golfer Scottie Scheffler joined ESPN's "College GameDay" as the guest picker and talked about his arrest in May during the show.

If it’s a big game in college football, you can bet that the traveling road show known as College GameDay is on site. That’s the case with Week 7 for Ohio State because it has traveled

Michigan has won six straight against the Fighting Illini, but they haven't come easy at times. The last meeting between the two teams came back in 2022 when Mi

ESPN College GameDay’s visit to Texas Campus in Austin was a big hit, featuring guests like Vince Young, Scottie Scheffler and Steve Sarkisian.

GameDay analyst Pat McAfee predicts that Texas will win against Georgia. “Give me the Longhorns!” yelled McAfee. Lee Corso predicts Texas will win with his famous head gear selection. Former Michigan legend Desmond Howard is rolling with the Texas Longhorns. “There’s a new sheriff in the SEC,” said Howard.

Scottie Scheffler, the No. 1-ranked golfer in the world and a Texas alum, joined Corso and the ESPN College GameDay crew as its guest picker.

A win keeps the Bulldogs in the thick of the race for a spot in the SEC championship game and cushions the blow of their loss to Alabama. A loss to the Longhorns, depending on what it looks like, would not be insurmountable with matchups against Tennessee and Mississippi among the remaining games.