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Pat McAfee made headlines during pregame coverage of the opening round of the College Football Playoff as College GameDay co-host Rece Davis read a segment about Alabama. A week later, he referenced that situation at the national championship game between Washington and Michigan. The initial

Pat McAfee and the rest of the College GameDay desk (if not the entire world) was largely unaware of the “true” meaning behind Jalen Milroe’s ‘LANK’ motto. They were in shambles on Monday morning after sitting on the edge of their seat as Rece Davis almost dropped the N-word. Before we

Pat McAfee joined the College GameDay desk at the Rose Bowl on Saturday morning. It was early. The broadcast began at 6:00am local time, which means that the crew likely had to arrive to the set at about 4:30/5:00am, which means that they were probably up and at’em around 4:00am. McAfee,

Kirk Herbstreit has been adamant about the College Football Playoff committee’s decision to give Alabama the final seed over Florida State. He’s been in agreement that the injury to starting quarterback Jordan Travis makes the Seminoles a different team than what was seen over the first 11 games of

Saturday marked the biggest game of the year for the 13th-ranked University of Utah football team. Eighth-ranked Oregon rolled into the Beehive State for a battle of one-loss Pac-12 teams. The conference championship game was on the line. As were College Football Playoff hopes. College