Locations of College GameDay (football)

Locations of College GameDay (football)

Since 1993, ESPN's college football edition of College GameDay has visited many locations to present its weekly pre-game program. Usually, the television show visits the game location with the highest national prominence that week, but occasionally, the show visits culturally important locations.

Contents

1990s

1993

Winner in BOLD

  • November 13: #1 Florida State at #2 Notre Dame (First ever College GameDay road show)

1994

Winner in BOLD

  • September 10: #6 Michigan at #3 Notre Dame
  • September 17: #13 UCLA at #2 Nebraska
  • October 8: #3 Florida State at #13 Miami
  • October 15: #3 Penn State at #5 Michigan
  • October 29: #2 Colorado at #3 Nebraska
  • November 19: #6 Auburn at #4 Alabama (Birmingham, Alabama)

1995

Winner in BOLD

  • September 9: Georgia at #8 Tennessee
  • September 23: #3 Texas A&M at #7 Colorado
  • September 30: #4 Colorado at #10 Oklahoma
  • October 7: Miami at #1 Florida State
  • October 14: #6 Tennessee at #12 Alabama (Birmingham, Alabama)
  • October 21: #5 Southern California at #17 Notre Dame
  • October 28: #2 Nebraska at #7 Colorado
  • November 11: Iowa at #5 Northwestern
  • November 18: #17 Alabama at #21 Auburn
  • November 25: #6 Florida State at #3 Florida
  • January 2, 1996: Fiesta Bowl: #2 Florida vs. #1 Nebraska (Tempe, AZ)

1996

Winner in BOLD

1997

Winner in BOLD

1998

Winner in BOLD

1999

Winner in BOLD

  • August 28: #3 Arizona at #4 Penn State
  • September 4: #18 Notre Dame at #7 Michigan
  • September 18: #2 Tennessee at #4 Florida
  • September 25: #4 Michigan at #17 Wisconsin
  • October 9: #3 Michigan at #11 Michigan State
  • October 16: #15 Syracuse at #4 Virginia Tech
  • October 23: #3 Nebraska at #18 Texas
  • October 30: #10 Georgia vs. #5 Florida (Jacksonville, FL)
  • November 6: Notre Dame at #4 Tennessee
  • November 13: #19 Miami at #2 Virginia Tech
  • November 20: #1 Florida State at #3 Florida
  • January 4, 2000: Sugar Bowl: #1 Florida State vs. #2 Virginia Tech (New Orleans, LA)

2000s

2000

Winner in BOLD

2001

Winner in BOLD

2002

Winner in BOLD

2003

Winner in BOLD

2004

Winner in BOLD

2005

Winner in BOLD

2006

College GameDay in Austin, Texas on September 9, 2006.
College GameDay in Clemson, SC on October 21, 2006.

Winner in BOLD

2007

Nebraska fans react negatively to Lee Corso's decision to pick USC to win their September 15th game.

Winner in BOLD

2008

Winner in BOLD

Large screen set up by GameDay prior to the 2008 Chick-fil-A College Kickoff game between Clemson and Alabama

2009

Winner in BOLD

  • September 5: #5 Alabama vs. #7 Virginia Tech (Atlanta, GA)
  • September 12: #3 Southern California at #8 Ohio State
  • September 19: Texas Tech at #2 Texas
  • September 26: Iowa at #5 Penn State
  • October 3: Florida State at Boston College
  • October 10: #1 Florida at #4 LSU
  • October 17: #20 Oklahoma vs. #3 Texas (Dallas, TX)
  • October 24: #8 TCU at #16 BYU
  • October 31: #5 Southern California at #10 Oregon
  • November 7: Army at Air Force
  • November 14: #16 Utah at #4 TCU
  • November 21: #11 Oregon at Arizona
  • November 28: Florida State at #1 Florida
  • December 5: SEC Championship Game: #2 Alabama vs. #1 Florida (Atlanta, GA)
  • January 1, 2010: Rose Bowl: #8 Ohio State vs. #7 Oregon (Pasadena, CA)
  • January 7, 2010: BCS National Championship Game: #2 Texas vs. #1 Alabama (Pasadena, CA)

2010s

2010

Boise State fans and the GameDay set inside of Bronco Stadium on 9/25/2010. This was the first time GameDay broadcast from a WAC school.

Winner in BOLD

All rankings up to October 16 are according to the Associated Press Poll. From October 23-on, the rankings are according to the Bowl Championship Series Standings.

  • September 4: #21 LSU vs. #18 North Carolina (Atlanta, GA)
  • September 11: #18 Penn State at #1 Alabama
  • September 18: Clemson at #16 Auburn
  • September 25: #24 Oregon State at #3 Boise State
  • October 2: #9 Stanford at #4 Oregon
  • October 9: #1 Alabama at #19 South Carolina
  • October 16: #1 Ohio State at #18 Wisconsin
  • October 23: #1 Oklahoma at #11 Missouri
  • October 30: #2 Oregon at Southern California
  • November 6: #3 TCU at #5 Utah
  • November 13: Penn State at #9 Ohio State
  • November 20: Illinois vs. Northwestern (Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL)
  • November 27: #13 Oklahoma at #9 Oklahoma State
  • December 4: #2 Oregon at Oregon State
  • January 1, 2011: Rose Bowl Game: #5 Wisconsin vs. #3 TCU (Pasadena, CA)
  • January 3, 2011: Orange Bowl Game: #4 Stanford vs #13 Virginia Tech
  • January 4, 2011: Sugar Bowl Game: #6 Ohio State vs #8 Arkansas
  • January 10, 2011: BCS National Championship Game: #2 Oregon vs. #1 Auburn (Glendale, AZ)

2011

Winner in BOLD

All rankings up to October 15 are according to the Associated Press Poll. From October 22-on, the rankings are according to the Bowl Championship Series Standings.

  • September 3: #4 LSU vs. #3 Oregon (Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX)
  • September 10: Notre Dame at Michigan (First night game in Michigan Stadium history)
  • September 17: #1 Oklahoma at #5 Florida State
  • September 24: #2 LSU at #16 West Virginia
  • October 1: #8 Nebraska at #7 Wisconsin
  • October 8: #11 Texas vs. #3 Oklahoma (Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX)
  • October 15: #18 Arizona State at #9 Oregon
  • October 22: #6 Wisconsin at #16 Michigan State
  • October 29: #6 Stanford at Southern California
  • November 5: #1 LSU at #2 Alabama
  • November 12: #7 Oregon at #4 Stanford
  • November 19: SMU at #10 Houston
  • November 26: Alabama at Auburn
  • December 3: TBA
  • January 9, 2012: 2012 BCS National Championship Game: BCS #1 vs. BCS #2 (New Orleans, LA)

References

  1. ^ a b "ABC SATURDAY NIGHT COLLEGE FOOTBALL TO LAUNCH SEPTEMBER 2". 2006-05-15. http://media.espn.com/ESPNToday/2006/May_06/abc_satcf.htm. 
  2. ^ "Nittany Lions Fall to No 1. Ohio State". http://www.gopsusports.com/pressreleases/pressrelease.cfm?anncid=10788. 
  3. ^ "Road Trip: Iowa (cont.)". Sports Illustrated. 2006-10-18. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/sioncampus/10/17/roadtrip.iowa/1.html. 
  4. ^ Rece Davis filled in as host; Fowler was assigned to cover the Breeders' Cup horse races that same day, missing his first GameDay broadcast in 16 years.
  5. ^ "College GameDay to open season in Blacksburg". Hokiesports.com. 2007-06-27. http://www.hokiesports.com/football/recaps/20070627aaa.html. 
  6. ^ "ESPN's College GameDay to broadcast from Tech-LSU game". hokiesports.com. 2007-09-02. http://www.hokiesports.com/football/recaps/20070902aaa.html. Retrieved 2007-09-02. 
  7. ^ "Live from Lincoln . . . ESPN’s College GameDay". Huskers.com. 2007-09-09. http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&ATCLID=1210857. 
  8. ^ Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  9. ^ a b c ESPNtv.com - College GameDay Football
  10. ^ "ESPN GameDay to be at LSU/Florida game". The Advocate. 2007-09-30. http://www.2theadvocate.com/sports/10144536.html. 
  11. ^ "College GameDay Coming to Norman". SoonerSports.com. 2007-10-07. http://www.soonersports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/100707aaf.html. 
  12. ^ Dawson, Brett (2007-10-14). "Believe it: Cats knock off No. 1". The Courier-Journal. http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071014/SPORTS03/710140583/1002/SPORTS. Retrieved 2007-10-14. [dead link]
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  14. ^ "Lee, Kirk and Co. Return for an Encore - GoDucks.com—The University of Oregon Official Athletics Web Site". http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=3383&SPID=233&ATCLID=1290985&DB_OEM_ID=500. 
  15. ^ College GameDay From Amherst at Williams, espnmediazone.com
  16. ^ "KU-Missouri game to kick off at 7 p.m.". http://www2.kusports.com/news/2007/nov/18/kumissouri_game_kick_7_pm/. 
  17. ^ GameDay looks into its crystal ball to predict bowl season, ESPN.com, December 17, 2007.
  18. ^ "ESPN College GameDay To Originate From UF Spring Game On April 12". gatorzone.com. 2008-03-24. http://gatorzone.com/story.php?id=13686&sport=footb&html=football/news/20080324032900.html. Retrieved 2009-02-14. 
  19. ^ Dennis Franchione in radio booth for Bama-Clemson; ESPN's College GameDay in Atlanta - Breaking News from The Birmingham News - al.com
  20. ^ Fit and Ready to Play?
  21. ^ a b http://collegegameday.com/
  22. ^ ESPN's College GameDay coming to Vanderbilt

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