ESPN's College GameDay host is predicting a blowout in the quarterfinal round of the College football Playoff this week. The 2024-25 College Football Playoff is set to get back in action on Tuesday evening.

ESPN's "College GameDay" won't be in Atlanta for the No. 4 Arizona State vs. No. 5 Texas matchup, but the crew will be live from California for the Rose Bowl. The show will air from the Rose Bowl on Jan.

" College GameDay " analyst Steve Coughlin predicted an upset in one quarterfinal in a recent podcast with NFL draft analyst Todd McShay. Coughlin believes the Ducks will overtake the steaming Buckeyes and advance to the semifinal. Despite Oregon being the No. 1 seed in the bracket, the Ducks are currently a 2.5-point underdog, per ESPN BET .

If you’re a college football fan, of course you're aware that every Saturday morning is a big deal: that's because you're sitting down to watch ESPN’s College GameDay as you get ready for that day’s games.

ESPN may not have a television contract with the Big Ten any longer, but now that the postseason has begun, the sports media giant seems to be just fine with following Ohio State around. The crew of Desmond Howard (we can hear the scoffs from here),

The guys on ESPN's College GameDay have revealed their predictions for the first round College Football Playoff games today.

ESPN’s “College GameDay” kicked off from Columbus, Ohio, before a College Football Playoff showdown between Ohio State and Tennessee. With Ohio Stadium hosting the show this morning, ESPN announced former Buckeyes linebacker A.

The final Saturday of the calendar year is full of college football bowl games. Breaking down all eight matchups and why you should watch each of them.