ESPN’s College Gameday has been just about everywhere on the college football map, but on Sept. 3 the traveling studio show will stop by one gridiron cathedral it’s never visited before: Green Bay’s Lambeau Field.
The latest
- Singular focus on Caitlin Clark brings risk, reward for ESPN and women’s basketball
- Explosive lawsuit alleges sabotage and union-busting in Sports Illustrated-Arena Group divorce
- Sage Steele: The devil knocked out my teeth with a golf ball for suing ESPN and speaking out
- Rece Davis downplays ‘risk-free investment’ gambling comment on The Pat McAfee Show, insists he didn’t apologize
“Lambeau Field is hailed as a football shrine and is as special of a venue as the game of football has to offer,” said Lee Fitting, ESPN senior coordinating producer. “It is an honor to be able to stage College GameDay from Lambeau as we kick off this opening weekend filled with top-caliber games.”
Per ESPN, Green Bay will be the 74th city to host Gameday. Rece Davis, Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard and David Pollack are all back for another season of the studio show, with Corso celebrating his 20th season of picking games using headgear.
A new-look crew of Steve Levy, Brian Griese and Todd McShay will call the Badgers-Tigers game for ESPN.
Among those most excited about Gameday’s trip to Lambeau is Howard, who spent one season with the Packers, leading the lead in punt-return touchdowns as Green Bay won the Super Bowl.
It's official! For Week 1, we'll be heading to Lambeau Field for @LSUfootball vs. @BadgerFootball.https://t.co/nXWMpzioOx
— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) August 17, 2016
Comments are closed.