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ESPN tailgate show ‘College GameDay’ headed to Ann Arbor for Michigan-Ohio State

ESPN is returning to Ann Arbor for the biggest game of Michigan’s season. The Disney-owned cable network will broadcast its popular college football tailgate show “College GameDay” from the shadows of Michigan Stadium on Saturday,

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ESPN’s College GameDay coming to Ann Arbor for Michigan vs Ohio State

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ESPN Announces ‘College GameDay’ Location for Week 14

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Oregon vs. USC highlights. Ducks move a big step closer to CFP berth

Oregon’s College Football Playoff positioning remains intact.

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Moore throws 2 TD passes and No. 6 Oregon derails No. 16 USC's CFP hopes with a 42-27 win

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ESPN's College GameDay coming to Ann Arbor for Michigan vs Ohio State

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Oregon handles USC: No. 7 Ducks take huge step toward College Football Playoff with won over No. 15 Trojans

The game's biggest highlight came on special teams, though, as Malik Benson's 85-yard punt return with 9:58 left in the second quarter put the Ducks ahead for good.

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10 takeaways from No. 7 Oregon’s win over No. 15 USC

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Where to watch Oregon vs. USC football in Top 15 matchup for free today

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ESPN crashes FOX's rating booster with GameDay heading to 'The Game'

ESPN crashes FOX's rating booster with GameDay heading to 'The Game' originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

ESPN announce major College GameDay change affecting Pat McAfee for rest of season as Week 14 decision made

ESPN has announced a major shake up to its broadcasting of College GameDay for the rest of the 2025 season. In light of the recent dispute between Disney and YouTube TV that led to a broadcasting

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Gameday gripes: College Gameday is getting stale

For sports fans, ESPN’s “College Gameday” is seen as the pinnacle of a college football Saturday. From rain trickling over Ann Arbor, to the Wasatch Mountains that set the backdrop for both Utah and BYU,