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. Typically the show visits the location of a game with high national prominence or significance for that week, but occasionally the show visits other culturally important locations.

Notes[edit]

Winners are listed in BOLD

All rankings displayed for FBS teams are from the AP Poll at the time of the game. FCS rankings are from The Sports Network poll at the time of the game.

1990s[edit]

1993[edit]

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

1994[edit]

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

1995[edit]

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 (FL) at #1 Florida State
October 14: #6 Tennessee at #11 Alabama (Birmingham, AL)
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[edit]

September 14: #11 Michigan at #5 Colorado
September 21: #4 Florida at #2 Tennessee
September 28: #4 Ohio State at #5 Notre Dame
October 5: #4 Penn State at #3 Ohio State (Lee Corso's first "Mascot Head Prediction")
October 26: #2 Ohio State at #20 Iowa
November 9: #10 Alabama at #11 LSU (Golf ball thrown at Lee Corso after he picked Alabama^[1])
November 23: Auburn at #15 Alabama (Birmingham, AL)
November 30: #1 Florida at #2 Florida State
January 2, 1997: Sugar Bowl: #1 Florida State vs. #3 Florida (New Orleans, LA)

1997[edit]

September 13: #8 Colorado at #14 Michigan
September 20: #4 Tennessee at #3 Florida
October 4: #11 Iowa at #7 Ohio State
October 11: #1 Florida at #14 LSU
October 18: #7 Florida at #6 Auburn
October 25: #5 Michigan at #15 Michigan State
November 8: #3 Florida State at #5 North Carolina
November 22: #2 Florida State at #10 Florida
January 1, 1998: Rose Bowl: #1 Michigan vs. #8 Washington State (Pasadena, CA)
January 2, 1998: Orange Bowl: #2 Nebraska vs. #3 Tennessee (Miami, FL)

1998[edit]

September 5: #5 Michigan at #22 Notre Dame
September 26: #9 Washington at #2 Nebraska
October 3: #7 Penn State at #1 Ohio State
October 10: #4 Tennessee at Georgia
October 17: #11 Oregon at #2 UCLA
October 24: #6 Florida State at #20 Georgia Tech
November 14: #11 Nebraska at #2 Kansas State
December 5: #3 UCLA at Miami (FL)
January 4, 1999: Fiesta Bowl: #1 Tennessee vs. #2 Florida State (Tempe, AZ)

1999[edit]

August 28: #4 Arizona at #3 Penn State
September 4: #16 Notre Dame at #7 Michigan
September 18: #2 Tennessee at #4 Florida
September 25: #4 Michigan at #20 Wisconsin
October 9: #3 Michigan at #11 Michigan State
October 16: #16 Syracuse at #4 Virginia Tech
October 23: #3 Nebraska at #18 Texas
October 30: #10 Georgia vs. #5 Florida (Jacksonville, FL)
November 6: #24 Notre Dame at #4 Tennessee
November 13: #19 Miami (FL) 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[edit]

2000[edit]

August 27: None (originally slated for Georgia Tech at #10 Virginia Tech in the BCA Classic but game was cancelled due to severe weather)
September 9: #1 Nebraska at #23 Notre Dame
September 16: #6 Florida at #11 Tennessee
September 23: #6 UCLA at Oregon
September 30: #17 Wisconsin at #9 Michigan
October 7: #1 Florida State at #7 Miami (FL)
October 14: #8 Oklahoma at #2 Kansas State
October 28: #1 Nebraska at #3 Oklahoma
November 4: #2 Virginia Tech at #3 Miami (FL)
November 11: #1 Oklahoma at #23 Texas A&M
November 18: #4 Florida at #3 Florida State
December 2: Big 12 Championship Game: #1 Oklahoma vs. #8 Kansas State (Kansas City, MO)
January 3, 2001: Orange Bowl: #1 Oklahoma vs. #3 Florida State (Miami, FL)

2001[edit]

September 1: #17 UCLA at #25 Alabama
September 8: #17 Notre Dame at #5 Nebraska
September 15: None (originally slated for #10 Georgia Tech at #6 Florida State but most of the games for the week were postponed or cancelled due to the 9/11 terrorist attacks)
September 29: #11 Kansas State at #3 Oklahoma
October 6: #3 Oklahoma vs. #5 Texas (Dallas, TX)
October 13: #2 Miami (FL) at #14 Florida State
October 27: #2 Oklahoma at #3 Nebraska
November 3: [[{{{school}}}|Army]] at Air Force
November 10: #4 Florida at #14 South Carolina
November 17: #14 Syracuse at #1 Miami (FL)
December 1: #5 Tennessee at #2 Florida
January 3, 2002: Rose Bowl: #1 Miami (FL) vs. #4 Nebraska (Pasadena, CA)

2002[edit]

August 31: #11 Washington at #13 Michigan
September 7: #1 Miami (FL) at #6 Florida
September 14: #10 Washington State at #6 Ohio State
September 21: #10 Florida at #4 Tennessee
October 5: #7 Georgia at #22 Alabama
October 12: #2 Oklahoma vs. #3 Texas (Dallas, TX)
October 19: #7 Notre Dame at #18 Air Force
October 26: #6 Notre Dame at #11 Florida State
November 2: #5 Georgia vs. Florida (Jacksonville, FL)
November 9: #2 Miami (FL) at Tennessee
November 16: Harvard at Pennsylvania (First GameDay visit to a Division I-AA school)
November 23: #12 Michigan at #2 Ohio State
January 3, 2003: Fiesta Bowl: #1 Miami (FL) vs. #2 Ohio State (Tempe, AZ)

2003[edit]

August 30: #17 Washington at #2 Ohio State
September 6: #1 Oklahoma at Alabama
September 13: #15 Notre Dame at #5 Michigan
September 20: #7 Georgia at #11 LSU
September 27: South Florida at [[{{{school}}}|Army]]
October 4: #16 Kansas State at #13 Texas (First GameDay at which Washington State fans flew a school flag, a tradition that has continued ever since)
Washington State fans flying the GameDay Coug Flag at Penn State
October 11: #2 Miami (FL) at #5 Florida State
October 18: #13 Purdue at #14 Wisconsin
October 25: #12 Northern Illinois at #23 Bowling Green (First GameDay at a Mid-American Conference (MAC) school)
November 1: #14 Oklahoma State at #1 Oklahoma
November 8: #5 Virginia Tech at #25 Pittsburgh
November 15: #11 Purdue at #4 Ohio State
November 22: #4 Ohio State at #5 Michigan
November 29: #9 Florida State at #11 Florida
December 6: SEC Championship Game: #3 LSU vs. #5 Georgia (Atlanta, GA)
January 1, 2004: Rose Bowl: #4 Michigan vs. #1 Southern California (Pasadena, CA)
January 4, 2004: Sugar Bowl: #3 Oklahoma vs. #2 LSU (New Orleans, LA)

2004[edit]

September 4: Oregon State at #4 LSU
September 11: #3 Georgia at South Carolina
September 18: Notre Dame at Michigan State (originally set for #5 LSU at #14 Auburn, but rescheduled due to Hurricane Ivan)
September 25: Penn State at #20 Wisconsin
October 2: #8 Auburn at #10 Tennessee
October 9: #7 California at #1 Southern California
October 16: #10 Wisconsin at #5 Purdue
October 23: #4 Miami (FL) at North Carolina State
October 30: #2 Oklahoma at #20 Oklahoma State
November 13: #8 Georgia at #3 Auburn
November 20: BYU at #5 Utah
November 27: Notre Dame at #1 Southern California
December 4: SEC Championship Game: #3 Auburn vs. #15 Tennessee (Atlanta, GA)
January 4, 2005: Orange Bowl: #1 Southern California vs. #2 Oklahoma (Miami, FL)

2005[edit]

September 1: UCF at South Carolina
September 3: Notre Dame at #23 Pittsburgh
Hokie fans at College GameDay
September 10: #2 Texas at #4 Ohio State
September 17: #8 Florida State at #17 Boston College (First ACC game for Boston College after moving from the Big East Conference)
September 24: #15 Georgia Tech at #4 Virginia Tech (originally set for #10 Tennessee at #3 LSU, but that game was rescheduled due to Hurricane Rita)
October 1: #1 Southern California at #14 Arizona State
October 8: #6 Ohio State at #16 Penn State
October 15: #1 Southern California at #9 Notre Dame
October 22: #10 Texas Tech at #2 Texas
October 29: #4 Georgia vs. #16 Florida (Jacksonville, FL)
November 5: #5 Miami (FL) at #3 Virginia Tech
November 12: #5 LSU at #4 Alabama
November 19: #5 Penn State at Michigan State
November 26: [[{{{school}}}|Southern]] vs. [[{{{school}}}|Grambling]] (Houston, TX) (First GameDay at a game featuring historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). Game moved from New Orleans to Houston due to Hurricane Katrina)
December 3: #11 UCLA at #1 Southern California
January 4, 2006: Rose Bowl: #2 Texas vs. #1 Southern California (Pasadena, CA)

2006[edit]

File:Clemson Game day.JPG

College GameDay in Clemson, SC on October 21, 2006.

September 2: #2 Notre Dame at Georgia Tech^[2]
September 4: #11 Florida State at #12 Miami (FL)
September 9: #1 Ohio State at #2 Texas^[2]
September 16: #19 Nebraska at #4 Southern California
September 23: #24 Penn State at #1 Ohio State^[3]
September 30: #1 Ohio State at #13 Iowa^[4]
October 7: #9 LSU at #5 Florida
October 14: #2 Florida at #11 Auburn
October 21: #13 Georgia Tech at #12 Clemson
October 28: #8 Tennessee at South Carolina
November 4: #18 Oklahoma at #21 Texas A&M^[5]
November 11: #13 Tennessee at #11 Arkansas
November 18: #2 Michigan at #1 Ohio State
November 25: #6 Notre Dame at #3 Southern California
January 1, 2007: Rose Bowl: #8 Southern California vs. #3 Michigan (Pasadena, CA)
January 8, 2007: BCS National Championship Game: #2 Florida vs. #1 Ohio State (Glendale, AZ)

2007[edit]

Nebraska fans react negatively to Lee Corso's decision to pick USC to win their September 15, 2007 game.

September 1: East Carolina at #9 Virginia Tech^[6]
September 8: #9 Virginia Tech at #2 LSU^[7]
September 15: #1 Southern California at #14 Nebraska^[8]
September 22: #22 Georgia at #16 Alabama^[9]
September 29: #6 California at #11 Oregon^[10]
October 6: #9 Florida at #1 LSU^[11] (Primetime Drama)
October 13: #11 Missouri at #6 Oklahoma^[12]
October 20: #14 Florida at #8 Kentucky^[13]
October 27: #1 Ohio State at #24 Penn State^[14]
November 3: #6 Arizona State at #4 Oregon^[15]
November 10: Amherst at Williams^[16] (First non-Division I game)
November 17: #7 Ohio State at #23 Michigan^[10]
November 24: #3 Missouri vs. #2 Kansas (Kansas City, MO)^[17]
December 1: Big 12 Championship Game: #9 Oklahoma vs. #1 Missouri (San Antonio, TX)^[10]
January 1, 2008: Rose Bowl: #6 Southern California vs. #13 Illinois (Pasadena, CA)^[18]
January 7, 2008: BCS National Championship Game: #2 LSU vs. #1 Ohio State (New Orleans, LA)

2008[edit]

August 30: #24 Alabama vs. #9 Clemson (Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game, Atlanta, GA)^[19]
September 6: Miami (FL) at #5 Florida^[20]
September 13: #5 Ohio State at #1 Southern California
September 20: #6 LSU at #10 Auburn^[21]
September 27: #8 Alabama at #3 Georgia
October 4: #13 Auburn at #19 Vanderbilt^[22]
October 11: #5 Texas vs. #1 Oklahoma (Dallas, TX)
October 18: #11 Missouri at #1 Texas
October 25: #3 Penn State at #10 Ohio State
November 1: #1 Texas at #6 Texas Tech
November 8: #1 Alabama at #15 LSU
November 15: Hampton at Florida A&M (First GameDay visit to an HBCU campus)
November 22: #2 Texas Tech at #5 Oklahoma
November 29: #3 Oklahoma at #11 Oklahoma State
December 6: SEC Championship Game: #1 Alabama vs. #2 Florida (Atlanta, GA)
January 1, 2009: Rose Bowl: #6 Penn State vs. #5 Southern California (Pasadena, CA) ^[21]
January 8, 2009: BCS National Championship Game: #1 Florida vs. #2 Oklahoma (Miami Gardens, FL)

2009[edit]

September 5: #5 Alabama vs. #7 Virginia Tech (Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game, 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: #10 TCU at #16 BYU
October 31: #4 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: #1 Florida vs. #2 Alabama (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[edit]

2010[edit]

September 4: #21 LSU vs. #18 North Carolina (Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game, 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: #3 Oklahoma at #18 Missouri
October 30: #1 Oregon at #24 Southern California
November 6: #4 TCU at #6 Utah
November 13: Penn State at #8 Ohio State
November 20: Illinois vs. Northwestern (Northwestern Home Game at Neutral Site: Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL)
November 27: #14 Oklahoma at #10 Oklahoma State
December 4: #1 Oregon at Oregon State
January 1, 2011: Rose Bowl: #4 Wisconsin vs. #3 TCU (Pasadena, CA)
January 3, 2011: Orange Bowl: #5 Stanford vs. #12 Virginia Tech (Miami Gardens, FL)
January 4, 2011: Sugar Bowl: #6 Ohio State vs. # 8 Arkansas (New Orleans, LA)
January 10, 2011: BCS National Championship Game: #2 Oregon vs. #1 Auburn (Glendale, AZ)

2011[edit]

September 3: #4 LSU vs. #3 Oregon (Cowboys Classic, AT&T 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 (Nebraska's first conference game as a member of the Big Ten)
October 8: #11 Texas vs. #3 Oklahoma (Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX)
October 15: #18 Arizona State at #9 Oregon
October 22: #4 Wisconsin at #15 Michigan State (Lee Corso's 200th headgear selection)
October 29: #4 Stanford at #20 Southern California
November 5: #1 LSU at #2 Alabama
November 12: #6 Oregon at #3 Stanford
November 19: SMU at #11 Houston
November 26: #2 Alabama at Auburn
December 3: SEC Championship Game: #1 LSU vs. #12 Georgia (Atlanta, GA)
January 2, 2012: Rose Bowl: #9 Wisconsin vs. #6 Oregon (Pasadena, CA)
January 3, 2012: Sugar Bowl: #13 Michigan vs. #17 Virginia Tech (New Orleans, LA)
January 4, 2012: Orange Bowl: #23 West Virginia vs. #14 Clemson (Miami Gardens, FL)
January 9, 2012: BCS National Championship Game: #1 LSU vs. #2 Alabama (New Orleans, LA)

2012[edit]

September 1: #8 Michigan vs. #2 Alabama (Cowboys Classic, AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX)
September 8: #24 Florida at Texas A&M (Texas A&M's first game as a member of the SEC)
September 15: #18 Florida at #23 Tennessee
September 22: #10 Clemson at #4 Florida State
September 29: #14 Ohio State at #20 Michigan State
October 6: #5 Georgia at #6 South Carolina
October 13: #17 Stanford at #7 Notre Dame
October 20: #9 South Carolina at #3 Florida
October 27: #5 Notre Dame at #8 Oklahoma
November 3: #1 Alabama at #5 LSU
November 10: Aboard USS San Diego (San Diego, CA) ("Saturday Selections" for the Navy at Troy game).
November 17: #14 Stanford at #1 Oregon
November 24: #1 Notre Dame at Southern California
December 1: SEC Championship Game: #2 Alabama vs. #3 Georgia (Atlanta, GA)
January 1, 2013: Rose Bowl: #8 Stanford vs. Wisconsin (Pasadena, CA)
January 2, 2013: Sugar Bowl: #22 Louisville vs. #4 Florida (New Orleans, LA)
January 7, 2013: BCS National Championship Game: #1 Notre Dame vs. #2 Alabama (Miami Gardens, FL)

2013[edit]

August 31: #5 Georgia at #8 Clemson (Special 4 hour show for the first time, ran 9 am to 1 pm ET)
September 7: #14 Notre Dame at #17 Michigan
September 14: #1 Alabama at #6 Texas A&M
September 21: Delaware State at #1 (FCS) North Dakota State
September 28: #6 LSU at #9 Georgia
October 5: #4 Ohio State at #16 Northwestern
October 12: #2 Oregon at #16 Washington
October 19: #5 Florida State at #3 Clemson
October 26: #12 UCLA at #2 Oregon
November 2: #7 Miami (FL) at #3 Florida State
November 9: #10 LSU at #1 Alabama
November 16: #5 Stanford at Southern California
November 23: #4 Baylor at #11 Oklahoma State
November 30: #1 Alabama at #4 Auburn (Kick Six or Kick Bama Kick)
December 7: Big Ten Championship Game: #2 Ohio State vs. #10 Michigan State (Indianapolis, IN)
January 1, 2014: Rose Bowl: #4 Michigan State vs. #5 Stanford (Pasadena, CA)
January 6, 2014: BCS National Championship Game: #1 Florida State vs. #2 Auburn (Pasadena, CA)

2014[edit]

August 30: #1 Florida State vs. Oklahoma State (Cowboys Classic, Arlington, TX)
September 6: #7 Michigan State at #3 Oregon
September 13: Incarnate Word at #1 (FCS) North Dakota State
September 20: #22 Clemson at #1 Florida State
September 27: Missouri at #14 South Carolina
October 4: #3 Alabama at #11 Ole Miss
October 11: #2 Auburn at #3 Mississippi State
October 18: #5 Notre Dame at #2 Florida State
October 25: #3 Ole Miss at #24 LSU
November 1: #10 TCU at #20 West Virginia
November 8: #13 Ohio State at #7 Michigan State
November 15: #1 Mississippi State at #4 Alabama
November 22: Yale at #14 (FCS) Harvard
November 29: #15 Auburn at #2 Alabama
December 6: #9 Kansas State at #5 Baylor
December 13: Army vs. Navy (Army–Navy Game, Baltimore, MD)
January 1, 2015: Rose Bowl – CFP Semifinal: #3 Florida State vs. #2 Oregon (Pasadena, CA)
January 12, 2015: CFP National Championship: #2 Oregon vs. #4 Ohio State (Arlington, TX)

2015[edit]

September 5: #20 Wisconsin vs. #3 Alabama (Advocare Classic, Arlington, TX)
September 7: #1 Ohio State at Virginia Tech
September 12: #7 Oregon at #5 Michigan State
December 12: Army vs. Navy (Army–Navy Game)

Host campuses[edit]

School	Conference	# of Times	Host Year(s)
Florida State	ACC	11	1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014⁽²⁾
Miami (FL)	ACC	6	1994, 1998, 2000⁽²⁾, 2001, 2006
Virginia Tech	ACC	6	1999⁽²⁾*, 2005⁽²⁾, 2007, 2015
Clemson	ACC	3	2006, 2013⁽²⁾
Boston College	ACC	2	2005, 2009
Georgia Tech	ACC	2	1998, 2006
Pitt	ACC	2	2003, 2005
North Carolina	ACC	1	1997
North Carolina State	ACC	1	2004
Houston	American	1	2011*
Ohio State	Big Ten	13	1996, 1997, 1998, 2002⁽²⁾, 2003⁽²⁾, 2005, 2006⁽²⁾, 2008, 2009, 2010
Michigan	Big Ten	10	1994, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003⁽²⁾, 2007, 2011, 2013
Michigan State	Big Ten	8	1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015
Nebraska	Big Ten	6	1994⁽²⁾, 1998, 2001⁽²⁾, 2007
Wisconsin	Big Ten	5	1999, 2003, 2004, 2010, 2011
Penn State	Big Ten	4	1999, 2005, 2007, 2009
Iowa	Big Ten	2	1996, 2006
Northwestern	Big Ten	2	1995, 2013
Purdue	Big Ten	1	2004
Oklahoma	Big 12	7	1995, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2012
Texas	Big 12	6	1999, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009
Oklahoma State	Big 12	4	2004, 2008, 2010, 2013
Kansas State	Big 12	2	1998, 2000
West Virginia	Big 12	2	2011*, 2014
Baylor	Big 12	1	2014
TCU	Big 12	1	2009*
Texas Tech	Big 12	1	2008
Notre Dame	Independent	8	1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2012
Army	Independent	1	2003*
BYU	Independent	1	2009*
Bowling Green	MAC	1	2003
Air Force	Mountain West	3	2001, 2002, 2009
Boise State	Mountain West	1	2010*
USC	Pac-12	10	2004⁽²⁾, 2005, 2006⁽²⁾, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Oregon	Pac-12	9	2000, 2007⁽²⁾, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Colorado	Pac-12	3	1995⁽²⁾, 1996
Utah	Pac-12	2	2004, 2010
Arizona	Pac-12	1	2009
Arizona State	Pac-12	1	2005
Oregon State	Pac-12	1	2010
Stanford	Pac-12	1	2011
UCLA	Pac-12	1	1998
Washington	Pac-12	1	2013
Florida	SEC	12	1995, 1997⁽²⁾, 1999⁽²⁾, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012
Alabama	SEC	10	2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014⁽²⁾
LSU	SEC	10	1996, 1997, 2003, 2004, 2007⁽²⁾, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014
Auburn	SEC	9	1995, 1997, 2004, 2006, 2008⁽²⁾, 2010, 2011, 2013
Tennessee	SEC	8	1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2002⁽²⁾, 2004, 2012
South Carolina	SEC	7	2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2014
Texas A&M	SEC	4	2000, 2006, 2012, 2013
Georgia	SEC	3	1998, 2008, 2013
Arkansas	SEC	1	2006
Kentucky	SEC	1	2007
Missouri	SEC	1	2010*
Mississippi State	SEC	1	2014
Ole Miss	SEC	1	2014
Vanderbilt	SEC	1	2008
North Dakota State	MVFC (FCS)	2	2013, 2014
Florida A&M	MEAC (FCS)	1	2008
Harvard	Ivy (FCS)	1	2014
Penn	Ivy (FCS)	1	2002
Williams	NESCAC (D-III)	1	2007

^(x) indicates multiple visits in a season.
* Asterisk indicates College GameDay visits before the team became a member of its current conference (or became independent).

Off campus locations[edit]

Regular season[edit]

Legion Field, Birmingham, AL (1994, 1995, 1996)
- Alternate home venue for Alabama
EverBank Field (then Alltel Stadium), Jacksonville, FL (1999, 2002, 2005)
- Florida–Georgia football rivalry (neutral site)
Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX (2001, 2002, 2008, 2009, 2011)
- Red River Rivalry (Texas vs. Oklahoma, neutral site)
NRG Stadium (then Reliant Stadium), Houston, TX (2005)
- Bayou Classic (Grambling vs. Southern) relocated from New Orleans due to Hurricane Katrina
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO (2007)
- Border War (Kansas–Missouri rivalry) (neutral site)
Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA (2008, 2009, 2010)
- Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game
Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL (2010)
- Home game for Northwestern against Illinois
Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth, TX (2011, 2012, 2014, 2015)
- Cowboys Classic
USS San Diego, San Diego, CA (2012)
- representing Navy
M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD (2014)
- Army-Navy Game (neutral site)
Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA (2015)
- Army-Navy Game (neutral site)

Post-season[edit]

Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ

Fiesta Bowl (1995-96, 1998-99, 2002-03)

University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ

BCS Championship (2006-07, 2010-11)

Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Sugar Bowl (1996-97, 1999-00, 2003-04, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13)
BCS Championship (2007-08, 2011-12)

Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Rose Bowl (1997-98, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014–15 CFP Semifinal)
BCS Championship (2009-10, 2013-14)

Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Orange Bowl (1997-98, 2000-01, 2004-05)

Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL

BCS Championship (2008-09, 2012-13)
Orange Bowl (2010-11, 2011-12)

AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX

CFP Championship (2014-15)

Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO

Big 12 Championship (2000)

Alamodome, San Antonio, TX

Big 12 Championship (2007)

Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA

SEC Championship (2004, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012)

Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN

Big Ten Championship (2013)

Lee Corso's picks[edit]

Bold denotes Winning Team
*Denotes Overtime Win
Correct Picks in Green
Incorrect Picks in Red

2010[edit]

Date	Away Team	Score	Home Team	Score	Corso's Pick	Corso's Season Record	Additional Information
September 4, 2010	#21 LSU	30	#18 North Carolina	24	LSU	1-0	2010 Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in Atlanta, Georgia
September 11, 2010	#18 Penn State	3	#1 Alabama	24	Alabama	2-0
September 18, 2010	Clemson	24	#16 Auburn	27*	Auburn	3-0
September 25, 2010	#24 Oregon State	24	#3 Boise State	37	Boise State	4-0
October 2, 2010	#9 Stanford	31	#4 Oregon	52	Oregon	5-0
October 9, 2010	#1 Alabama	21	#19 South Carolina	35	Alabama	5-1
October 16, 2010	#1 Ohio State	18	#18 Wisconsin	31	Wisconsin	6-1
October 23, 2010	#3 Oklahoma	18	#18 Missouri	31	Oklahoma	6-2
October 30, 2010	#1 Oregon	53	#24 USC	32	Oregon	7-2
November 6, 2010	#3 TCU	47	#5 Utah	7	TCU	8-2
November 13, 2010	Penn State	14	#9 Ohio State	38	Ohio State	9-2
November 20, 2010	Illinois	48	Northwestern	27	Illinois	10-2
November 27, 2010	#14 Oklahoma	47	#10 Oklahoma State	41	Oklahoma State	10-3
December 4, 2010	#1 Oregon	37	Oregon State	20	Oregon	11-3
January 1, 2011	#5 Wisconsin	19	#3 TCU	21	Wisconsin	11-4	2011 Rose Bowl
January 3, 2011	#4 Stanford	40	#13 Virginia Tech	12	Stanford	12-4	2011 Orange Bowl
January 10, 2011	#2 Oregon	19	#1 Auburn	22	Oregon	12-5	2011 BCS National Championship Game

2011[edit]

Date	Away Team	Score	Home Team	Score	Corso's Pick	Corso's Season Record	Corso's Overall Record	Additional Information
September 3, 2011	#3 Oregon	27	#4 LSU	40	LSU	1-0	132-60	2011 Cowboys Classic in Arlington, Texas
September 10, 2011	Notre Dame	31	Michigan	35	Michigan	2-0	133-60	First Night Game in Michigan Stadium History
September 15, 2012	#1 Oklahoma	23	#5 Florida State	13	Oklahoma	3-0	134-60
September 24, 2011	#2 LSU	47	#16 West Virginia	21	LSU	4-0	135-60
October 1, 2011	#8 Nebraska	17	#7 Wisconsin	48	Nebraska	4-1	135-61
October 8, 2011	#3 Oklahoma	55	#11 Texas	17	Oklahoma	5-1	136-61	Red River Shootout in Dallas, Texas
October 15, 2011	#18 Arizona State	27	#9 Oregon	41	Oregon	6-1	137-61
October 22, 2011	#4 Wisconsin	31	#16 Michigan State	37	Wisconsin	6-2	137-62
October 29, 2011	#6 Stanford	56***	USC	48	Stanford	7-2	138-62
November 5, 2011	#1 LSU	9*	#2 Alabama	6	LSU	8-2	139-62	Game of the Century (2011)
November 12, 2011	#7 Oregon	53	#4 Stanford	30	Stanford	8-3	139-63
November 19, 2011	SMU	7	#11 Houston	37	Houston	9-3	140-63
November 26, 2011	#2 Alabama	42	#24 Auburn	14	Alabama	10-3	141-63
December 3, 2011	#14 Georgia	10	#1 LSU	42	LSU	11-3	142-63	2011 SEC Championship Game
January 2, 2012	#10 Wisconsin	38	#5 Oregon	45	Oregon	12-3	143-63	2012 Rose Bowl
January 3, 2012	#13 Michigan	23*	#11 Virginia Tech	20	Michigan	13-3	144-63	2012 Sugar Bowl
January 4, 2012	#23 West Virginia	70	#15 Clemson	33	Clemson	13-4	144-64	2012 Orange Bowl
January 9, 2012	#2 Alabama	21	#1 LSU	0	LSU	13-5	144-65	2012 BCS National Championship Game

2012[edit]

Date	Away Team	Score	Home Team	Score	Corso's Pick	Corso's Season Record	Corso's Overall Record	Additional Information
September 1, 2012	#8 Michigan	14	#2 Alabama	41	Alabama	1-0	145-65	Cowboys Classic in Arlington, Texas
September 8, 2012	#24 Florida	20	Texas A&M	17	Texas A&M	1-1	145-66	Texas A&M's SEC Debut
September 15, 2012	#18 Florida	37	#23 Tennessee	20	Tennessee	1-2	145-67
September 22, 2012	#10 Clemson	37	#4 Florida State	49	Florida State	2-2	146-67
September 29, 2012	#14 Ohio State	17	#20 Michigan State	16	Ohio State	3-2	147-67
October 6, 2012	#5 Georgia	7	#6 South Carolina	35	South Carolina	4-2	148-67
October 13, 2012	#17 Stanford	13	#7 Notre Dame	20	Notre Dame	5-2	149-67
October 20, 2012	#7 South Carolina	11	#2 Florida	44	Florida	6-2	150-67
October 27, 2012	#5 Notre Dame	30	#8 Oklahoma	13	Oklahoma	6-3	150-68
November 3, 2012	#1 Alabama	21	#5 LSU	17	Alabama	7-3	151-68
November 10, 2012	Navy	31	Troy	41	Navy	7-4	151-69	Aboard USS San Diego in San Diego, California
November 17, 2012	#13 Stanford	17*	#2 Oregon	14	Oregon	7-5	151-70
November 24, 2012	#1 Notre Dame	22	USC	13	Notre Dame	8-5	152-70
December 1, 2012	#2 Alabama	32	#3 Georgia	28	Alabama	9-5	153-70	2012 SEC Championship Game
January 7, 2013	#1 Notre Dame	14	#2 Alabama	42	Notre Dame	9-6	153-71	2013 BCS National Championship Game

2013[edit]

Date	Away Team	Score	Home Team	Score	Corso's Pick	Corso's Season Record	Corso's Overall Record	Additional Information
August 31, 2013	#5 Georgia	35	#8 Clemson	38	Georgia	0-1	153-72
September 7, 2013	#14 Notre Dame	30	#17 Michigan	41	Notre Dame	0-2	153-73
September 14, 2013	#1 Alabama	49	#6 Texas A&M	42	Alabama	1-2	154-73
September 21, 2013	Delaware State	0	#1 (FCS) North Dakota State	51	North Dakota State	2-2	155-73
September 28, 2013	#6 LSU	41	#9 Georgia	44	LSU	2-3	155-74
October 5, 2013	#4 Ohio State	40	#16 Northwestern	30	Ohio State	3-3	156-74
October 12, 2013	#2 Oregon	45	#16 Washington	24	Oregon	4-3	157-74
October 19, 2013	#5 Florida State	51	#3 Clemson	14	Florida State	5-3	158-74
October 26, 2013	#12 UCLA	14	#3 Oregon	42	Oregon	6-3	159-74
November 2, 2013	#7 Miami	14	#3 Florida State	41	Florida State	7-3	160-74
November 9, 2013	#13 LSU	17	#1 Alabama	38	Alabama	8-3	161-74
November 16, 2013	#4 Stanford	17	USC	20	USC	9-3	162-74
November 23, 2013	#4 Baylor	17	#10 Oklahoma State	49	Oklahoma State	10-3	163-74
November 30, 2013	#1 Alabama	28	#4 Auburn	34	Alabama	10-4	163-75	Kick Six
December 7, 2013	#2 Ohio State	24	#10 Michigan State	34	Ohio State	10-5	163-76	2013 Big Ten Championship Game
January 1, 2014	#5 Stanford	20	#4 Michigan State	24	Michigan State	11-5	164-76	2014 Rose Bowl
January 6, 2014	#1 Florida State	34	#2 Auburn	31	Florida State	12-5	165-76	2014 BCS National Championship Game

2014[edit]

Date	Away Team	Score	Home Team	Score	Corso's Pick	Corso's Season Record	Corso's Overall Record	Additional Information
August 30, 2014	#1 Florida State	37	Oklahoma State	31	Florida State	1–0	166–76	Cowboys Classic in Arlington, Texas
September 6, 2014	#7 Michigan State	27	#3 Oregon	46	Oregon	2–0	167–76
September 13, 2014	Incarnate Word	0	#1 (FCS) North Dakota State	58	North Dakota State	3–0	168–76
September 20, 2014	#22 Clemson	17	#1 Florida State	23*	Florida State	4–0	169–76
September 27, 2014	Missouri	21	#13 South Carolina	20	South Carolina	4–1	169–77
October 4, 2014	#3 Alabama	17	#11 Ole Miss	23	Alabama	4–2	169–78
October 11, 2014	#2 Auburn	23	#3 Mississippi State	38	Mississippi State	5–2	170–78
October 18, 2014	#5 Notre Dame	27	#2 Florida State	31	Florida State	6-2	171-78
October 25, 2014	#3 Ole Miss	7	#24 LSU	10	LSU	7-2	172-78
November 1, 2014	#10 TCU	31	#20 West Virginia	30	TCU	8-2	173-78
November 8, 2014	#13 Ohio State	49	#7 Michigan State	37	Michigan State	8-3	173-79
November 15, 2014	#1 Mississippi State	20	#4 Alabama	25	Alabama	9-3	174-79
November 22, 2014	Yale	24	#14 (FCS) Harvard	31	Yale	9-4	174-80
November 29, 2014	#15 Auburn	44	#2 Alabama	55	Alabama	10-4	175-80
December 6, 2014	#9 Kansas State	27	#5 Baylor	38	Kansas State	10-5	175-81
December 13, 2014	Navy	17	Army	10	Navy	11-5	176-81	Army-Navy Game
January 1, 2015	#3 Florida State	20	#2 Oregon	59	Oregon	12-5	177-81	2015 Rose Bowl
January 12, 2015	#2 Oregon	20	#4 Ohio State	42	Ohio State	13-5	178-81	2015 CFP National Championship

2015[edit]

Date	Away Team	Score	Home Team	Score	Corso's Pick	Corso's Season Record	Corso's Overall Record	Additional Information
September 5, 2015	#20 Wisconsin	17	#3 Alabama	35	Alabama	1-0	179-81	Advocare Classic in Arlington, Texas

Statistics[edit]

Lee Corso is 179-81 in headgear picks overall including 1-0 this season
Lee Corso has worn the headgear of 51 different schools
Lee Corso is 21-0 when picking a USC game going 16-0 when picking USC and 5-0 when picking against them
Lee Corso has picked Florida State 19 times and is 13-6 when picking Florida State and is 4-2 when picking against Florida State
Lee Corso is 15-10 in bowl games but he correctly predicted four underdogs in Bowl Games as he correctly picked Michigan State to beat Stanford in the 2014 Rose Bowl, seven-point underdog Florida to beat Ohio State in the 2007 BCS National Championship Game, seven-point underdog Texas to beat USC in the 2006 Rose Bowl, and seven-point underdog LSU to beat Oklahoma in the 2004 Sugar Bowl which decided the national championship
Lee Corso is 27-31 when picking the underdogs but is 6-2 in the last eight times he picked the underdog.
Lee Corso has picked Alabama 23 times, the most of any team and is 16-7 when picking the Crimson Tide. Lee Corso picked Florida State and Ohio State 19 times (2nd most) and Florida 18 times (4th most).
Lee Corso has picked against Notre Dame 14 times (the most of any team) and Lee Corso is 9-5 when picking against Notre Dame.
Lee Corso has picked games in 67 different cities across America.
Lee Corso is 0-4 when picking Georgia, the only team who Lee Corso picked more than twice without a win. Lee Corso is 7-4 when picking against Georgia.
Lee Corso is 46-24 when picking a game involving the #1 team.
Lee Corso picking them or not, TCU has never lost when College Gameday visits a game that they are competing in, home or away (5-0).

References[edit]

↑ http://www.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/uwire/100407acs.html
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 "ABC SATURDAY NIGHT COLLEGE FOOTBALL TO LAUNCH SEPTEMBER 2". 2006-05-15. Archived from the original on 2006-06-14.
↑ "Nittany Lions Fall to No 1. Ohio State".^{[dead link]}
↑ "Road Trip: Iowa (cont.)". Sports Illustrated. 2006-10-18.
↑ 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.
↑ "College GameDay to open season in Blacksburg". Hokiesports.com. 2007-06-27.
↑ "ESPN's College GameDay to broadcast from Tech-LSU game". hokiesports.com. 2007-09-02. Retrieved 2007-09-02.
↑ "Live from Lincoln . . . ESPN's College GameDay". Huskers.com. 2007-09-09.
↑ Atlanta Journal-Constitution^{[dead link]}
↑ ^10.0 ^10.1 ^10.2 "ESPNtv.com - College GameDay Football". Sports.espn.go.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.
↑ "ESPN GameDay to be at LSU/Florida game". The Advocate. 2007-09-30.
↑ "College GameDay Coming to Norman". SoonerSports.com. 2007-10-07.
↑ Dawson, Brett (2007-10-14). "Believe it: Cats knock off No. 1". The Courier-Journal. Retrieved 2007-10-14.^{[dead link]}
↑ "ESPN's College GameDay To Originate from Penn State This Weekend".
↑ "Lee, Kirk and Co. Return for an Encore - GoDucks.com—The University of Oregon Official Athletics Web Site".
↑ College GameDay From Amherst at Williams, espnmediazone.com
↑ "KU-Missouri game to kick off at 7 p.m."
↑ GameDay looks into its crystal ball to predict bowl season, ESPN.com, December 17, 2007.
↑ "Dennis Franchione in radio booth for Bama-Clemson; ESPN's College GameDay in Atlanta - Breaking News from The Birmingham News - al.com". Blog.al.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.
↑ Andreu, Robbie (2008-08-31). "Fit and Ready to Play?". Gainesville.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.
↑ ^21.0 ^21.1 "NCAA College Football Teams, Scores, Stats, News, Standings, Rumors - College Football - ESPN". Collegegameday.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.
↑ "ESPN's College GameDay coming to Vanderbilt". Vucommodores.cstv.com. 2008-09-28. Retrieved 2012-09-04.

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[1] ttp://www.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/uwire/100407acs.html

[w20060902-2] 2.0 ^2.1 "ABC SATURDAY NIGHT COLLEGE FOOTBALL TO LAUNCH SEPTEMBER 2". 2006-05-15. Archived from the original on 2006-06-14.

[3] "Nittany Lions Fall to No 1. Ohio State".^{[dead link]}

[4] "Road Trip: Iowa (cont.)". Sports Illustrated. 2006-10-18.

[5] 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.

[6] "College GameDay to open season in Blacksburg". Hokiesports.com. 2007-06-27.

[7] "ESPN's College GameDay to broadcast from Tech-LSU game". hokiesports.com. 2007-09-02. Retrieved 2007-09-02.

[8] "Live from Lincoln . . . ESPN's College GameDay". Huskers.com. 2007-09-09.

[9] Atlanta Journal-Constitution^{[dead link]}

[autogenerated1-10] 10.0 ^10.1 ^10.2 "ESPNtv.com - College GameDay Football". Sports.espn.go.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.

[11] "ESPN GameDay to be at LSU/Florida game". The Advocate. 2007-09-30.

[12] "College GameDay Coming to Norman". SoonerSports.com. 2007-10-07.

[13] Dawson, Brett (2007-10-14). "Believe it: Cats knock off No. 1". The Courier-Journal. Retrieved 2007-10-14.^{[dead link]}

[14] "ESPN's College GameDay To Originate from Penn State This Weekend".

[15] "Lee, Kirk and Co. Return for an Encore - GoDucks.com—The University of Oregon Official Athletics Web Site".

[16] College GameDay From Amherst at Williams, espnmediazone.com

[17] "KU-Missouri game to kick off at 7 p.m."

[ESPN121707-18] GameDay looks into its crystal ball to predict bowl season, ESPN.com, December 17, 2007.

[19] "Dennis Franchione in radio booth for Bama-Clemson; ESPN's College GameDay in Atlanta - Breaking News from The Birmingham News - al.com". Blog.al.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.

[20] Andreu, Robbie (2008-08-31). "Fit and Ready to Play?". Gainesville.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.

[collegegameday.com-21] 21.0 ^21.1 "NCAA College Football Teams, Scores, Stats, News, Standings, Rumors - College Football - ESPN". Collegegameday.com. Retrieved 2012-09-04.

[22] "ESPN's College GameDay coming to Vanderbilt". Vucommodores.cstv.com. 2008-09-28. Retrieved 2012-09-04.

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