College Gameday

College Gameday returned to the site of the Alabama game once again on Saturday to cover the matchup with LSU. The show featured a conversation between ESPN's David Pollack Crimson Tide defensive lineman Jonathan Allen that you may have missed...

We've seen musicians, current athletes, former players, and actresses. But we've never seen a competing broadcaster receive an invite to be a guest picker on ESPN's College Gameday. On Saturday, that will all change. The longtime voice of CBS Sports' SEC game of the week will join the set in Tuscaloosa before Alabama and Texas A&M. ...

All eyes will be on Tuscaloosa this weekend when No. 1 Alabama hosts No. 6 Texas A&M on Saturday afternoon. The matchup will feature the final two undefeated teams in the Southeastern Conference and ESPN's College Gameday will make the trip to Alabama for the biggest game of the week. ...

It came as no surprise that ESPN's College Gameday chose to set up camp in Tuscaloosa for Saturday night's primetime matchup between Alabama and LSU.

Seemingly from the moment College Gameday announced it would return to Tuscaloosa for the Alabama/LSU game, fans began speculating on who would be the celebrity guest picker.

"College GameDay" is heading back to Tuscaloosa. ESPN announced Saturday night that the popular three-hour college football pregame show will broadcast live outside Bryant-Denny Stadium next week ahead of Alabama's meeting with No. 4 LSU...

BIRMINGHAM -- Soccer may be rising in popularity, but football is still king in Alabama. So with ESPN's "College GameDay" just under 60 miles away in Tuscaloosa for then-No. 2 Alabama's Saturday night showdown against No. 15 Ole Miss, it only made sense for a few U...

College Gameday analyst and entertainer Lee Corso celebrated his 80th birthday on Friday and received a special greeting from Alabama head coach Nick Saban.

Alabama football will take center stage on the opening weekend of season with ESPN's College Gameday announcing that the show will begin the year in Arlington, Texas for the Crimson Tide's game against the Wisconsin Badgers.

ESPN broadcaster Rece Davis agreed to a new contract with the Worldwide Leader that will make him the new host of college football's most popular show, College GameDay.