Former ‘College GameDay’ analyst David Pollack partners with On3

You’ll be seeing more of David Pollack during the 2026 college football season.

On3 announced Tuesday that it has entered into a distribution partnership with the former College GameDay analyst, meaning his podcast, See Ball Get Ball, which he launched after leaving ESPN, will now run throughout On3’s ecosystem, including the outlet’s .com site and its video and social platforms.

“College football is what I love, and I’ve had a blast building See Ball Get Ball,” Pollack said. “When you look at the audience On3 has built, the momentum behind the brand and how committed they are to college football, uniting with On3 was a no-brainer. I’m excited about what we can build together.”

Since being let go by the Worldwide Leader following Pat McAfee’s ascension as the traveling show’s main attraction, Pollack insists there’s no bitterness between him and his former employer. He’s since described himself as underqualified to sit alongside Rece Davis, Kirk Herbstreit, and Desmond Howard on a weekly basis, and he’s said that getting fired ended up working in his favor, freeing him up to say whatever he wants without worrying about how ESPN feels about it. That freedom has mostly taken him into the culture war, where he’s become a regular voice in the anti-trans athlete debate and built a habit of recycling the same stock photo of himself in posts about “ending wokeness.”

Since 2024, Pollack has made himself one of the bigger independent voices in college football media. And now, with Shannon Terry’s company in his corner, Pollack will have more reach than he’s had since his ESPN exit, though visibility was never really the issue, considering he’s been covered calling out the media hype surrounding Curt Cignetti, lamenting Xavier Lucas’ first-half suspension in the National Championship game as “bullcrap,” or pushing for the NCAA to come down hard on Ole Miss over tampering allegations all in the past calendar year.