ESPN's "College GameDay" continues to be the go-to pregame show for college football fans, but there seems to be tension behind the scenes. For the past few weeks, Pat McAfee has fired up the "College GameDay" crowds by standing on his chair and performing school-specific chants.

Tiger Woods was dominating golf. The iPhone had a new feature called "App Store." Here's what was big when Vanderbilt last held "College GameDay."

Following Corso, a young Kirk Herbstreit joined the show after his collegiate career at Ohio State and has remained ever since, now joined by Rece Davis, Desmond Howard, Pat McAfee, and Nick Saban, who is in his second year on the show after retiring from coaching following the 2023 season.

The blocking from the offensive line and tight ends was the obvious area of improvement for the Tigers to address. The Auburn defense constantly threw blitzes when Mizzou looked to pass the ball, and the line struggled to give quarterback Beau Pribula any sort of protection throughout the night.

Pat McAfee addressed his haters, including those who work at ESPN, in response to criticism over his 'College GameDay' hosting gig

Potential options to be the "College GameDay" guest picker for Vanderbilt football vs Missouri include Dansby Swanson and Nate Bargatze.

ESPN’s College GameDay is enjoying another stellar season as its popular crew travels around the country. Last week was another thriller with the crew in Athens, Georgia for the top-10 clash

Nick Saban was accused of a biased interview with former Penn State Nittany Lions football coach James Franklin during College GameDay.