ESPN's Pat McAfee has ruffled the feathers of college football fans across the country - but also has a loyal following with the energy he brings to the set every Saturday morning. Just over a month ago he predicted the Tennessee Volunteers to take down the Georgia Bulldogs at home in epic fashion.

ESPN's "College GameDay" went to Samford Stadium to see the Georgia Bulldogs play the Ole Miss Rebels. The GameDay crew, including celebrity guest picker Jelly Roll, each picked the winner of Ole Miss vs. Georgia. Ole Miss is seeking to beat Georgia in Athens for the first time since 1966.

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James Franklin made his first public comments on ESPN College GameDay since he was fired from Penn State’s head coaching position last weekend. Franklin was fired from the head coaching job after the Nittany Lions lost three straight games during the 2025 season,

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Former Penn State football coach James Franklin said Saturday that he was shocked about his firing and described it as “surreal.”

"This could be a million dollars here," Pat McAfee exclaimed after Jelly Roll raised the stakes during College GameDay on Saturday. They, along with Kirk Herbstreit, were having a friendly brawl to see who could kick the ball through the post.

On ESPN's "College GameDay," former Alabama football coach Nick Saban was asked indirectly about the open Penn State coaching job, one recently vacated by James Franklin.

The No. 20 USC Trojans are squaring off with the No. 13 Notre Dame Fighting Irish in prime time, and the crew of ESPN's College GameDay highlighted the rivalry