Pat McAfee is a polarizing figure in the sports world. The old heads aren’t necessarily a fan of the College GameDay host’s loud, boisterous (and fun) way of covering sports, while younger fans ...

Presented since 2022, the Nick Saban Legacy Award (NSLA) is a national award created to honor and recognize the lifetime achievement of a college coach and his contributions to the game of football.

From Texas vs. Ohio State to a possible return to Boulder, here’s where College GameDay could visit during the 2025 season.

But anyways, in a surprising move by ESPN, the network has tapped quite the big name to come in and host the 2025 ESPYS awards show. The ESPYS, which takes place on July 16 at the Dolby Theater in Los ...

ESPN got a tremendous response online after announcing a comedian and diehard college football fan will be hosting the annual ...

C.J. Mosley, a five-time Pro Bowl selection during an 11-year NFL career with the New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens, announced Thursday, his 33rd birthday, that he's retiring from playing football.

Pat McAfee is known for his extroverted personality and fun demeanor. He is often the loudest person on the panel when College GameDay is on TV, and that was the case again on Wednesday morning.

It was at that point, though, that fellow "GameDay" host Pat McAfee started laughing uncontrollably and said, "Jeez! Jeez!" Saban kept right on trucking, though: "Why do you care?

Nick Saban called the Miami Dolphins a "no-win situation" when he coached the team while appearing on The Pat McAfee Show on December 6.

The No. 1 Oregon Ducks and coach Dan Lanning are grabbing the attention of the college football world, including legendary coach Nick Saban, ESPN analysts Kirk Herbstreit and Pat McAfee. The ESPN ...

In a 2023 survey, The Athletic asked college football fans how they felt about McAfee on the show and 48.9 percent expressed that they didn’t like him. One of the biggest reasons readers ...

“I think Oklahoma has a really good defense. I think Brent Venables has a very good defensive scheme,” Nick Saban said on Friday on the edition of “The Pat McAfee Show” held in Norman.