"College GameDay Built by The Home Depot" is back! The 40th season of "College GameDay" kicks off its 33rd year of road shows. Rece Davis hosts the three-hour show joined by analysts Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard, Pat McAfee and Nick Saban at the desk.
The premier college football pregame show airs on ESPN and ESPNU from 9 a.m. to noon ET.
See below for more details on where "College GameDay" will be each week of the 2026 college football season.
Where will "College GameDay" be in Week 9?
"College GameDay" visits Bloomington, Indiana for Minnesota vs. Indiana.
GET READY, BLOOMINGTON‼️
We're coming to your city to see the defending champ Hoosiers against the upset-minded Gophers �� https://t.co/JvlMz7IL7m
- College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) October 25, 2026
"College GameDay" guest pickers
Week 1: Lainey Wilson
Week 2: Glen Powell
Week 3: Morgan Freeman
Week 4: Johnny Knoxville
Week 5: Caitlin Clark
Week 6: Bryce Young
Week 7: Steve Young
Week 8: Dalton Kincaid
Week 9: Isiah Thomas
"College GameDay" recaps
Week 1
"College GameDay" visited Baton Rouge for Clemson vs. LSU. LSU won 51-10.
Week 2
"College GameDay" visited Austin for Ohio State vs. Texas. Texas won 24-23.
Week 3
"College GameDay" visited Oxford, Mississippi for LSU vs. Ole Miss. Ole Miss won 32-24.
Week 4
"College GameDay" visited Knoxville, Tennessee for Texas vs. Tennessee. Texas won 20-17.
Week 5
"College GameDay" visited Iowa City, Iowa for Ohio State vs. Iowa. Ohio State won 31-14.
Week 6
"College GameDay" visited Tuscaloosa, Alabama for Georgia vs. Alabama. Georgia won 20-17.
Week 7
"College GameDay" visited Provo, Utah for Notre Dame vs. BYU. BYU won 28-24.
Week 8
"College GameDay" visited Salt Lake City for Houston vs. Utah. Utah won 21-13.
"College GameDay" records
Most appearances
▪︎ Ohio State, 69
▪︎ Alabama, 65
▪︎ Oklahoma, 44
▪︎ Georgia, 42
▪︎ Michigan, 42
Most appearances as host
▪︎ Ohio State, 26
▪︎ Alabama, 22
▪︎ Michigan, 17
▪︎ LSU, 15
▪︎ Oregon, 14
Most wins
▪︎ Ohio State, 48 (48-22 W-L)
▪︎ Alabama, 41 (41-24)
▪︎ Oklahoma, 29 (29-15)
▪︎ Florida, 25 (25-16)
▪︎ Georgia, 24 (24-19)
