Join ESPN College GameDay host Rece Davis and Senior Writer Pete Thamel, as well as many of GameDay’s key analysts and contributors, as they discuss and debate the biggest stories and break down the biggest games in college football, while also leaning into the key basketball moments and storylines as well. With episodes Mondays/Wednesday/Fridays in the fall, and a year-round weekly presence this is the place to be for the college sports fan.
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Rece Davis and Pete Thamel carry the load with Stanford Steve out for the day. They discuss College GameDay’s first trip to Durham for football and dive deep into Notre Dame-Duke. Then, the guys pick eight Week 5 games including Utah-Oregon State, US... more
Rece Davis and Pete Thamel discuss Michigan State firing Mel Tucker, if this will be the most attractive open job opening this season, and which coaches are on the early candidate short list. Then, Bill Connelly joins to talk about Texas A&M’s Conner... more
Rece Davis and Pete Thamel discuss coaches getting petty with Dan Lanning’s pregame speech and Ryan Day’s postgame interview. Plus, did Ryan Day know that Lou Holtz was being interviewed by Lou Holtz? And is Lane Kiffin a “low talker?” Then, Ryan McG... more
It used to be a great podcast when we had the college football writers from each region (Adam Rittenberg-Heather Dinach-Ryan McGee). Now it’s the “look at me” and how great I am Rece Davis podcast. I can’t listen anymore with how much he talks over his co-hosts or anyone who has a negative thing to say about Alabama. So many other great college football podcasts out there, don’t waste your time on this one. Also, let Stanford Steve have another college football podcast ( so much more knowle... more
This show could be great if they replaced Pete. Guys just really boring and offers no unique insight
Thank you College Gameday for a great and entertaining podcast that helps me get through my afternoon walks! I loved the interview with Kirby Smart and all of the behind the scenes info on College Gameday. I would also love to hear from Herbie some if he is available.
This duo work so well together. Wish that this was the crew full time on this podcast. I’d listen every time. Thamel is okay but he’s been so wrong on realignment and doesn’t get called on it. He has the, “I’m the smartest guy in the room vibe.” Very off putting.
Really enjoy the actual pre season football talk that is NOT realignment. Getting into the actual players and teams that will impact this years season has been fantastic.
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