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College GameDay Locations 2026: Every Week Site, Times and Printable Tracker

ESPN College GameDay hits the road every Saturday of the 2026 season. Below are the confirmed 2026 stops, followed by the projected upcoming locations based on prediction markets. ESPN usually announces each week’s site the Sunday or Monday before, so this tracker updates through the season. Week 1 in Baton Rouge is the show’s 500th road broadcast.

Confirmed 2026 College GameDay Stops

Week Date Location Featured Game
Week 1 Sep 5 Baton Rouge, LA (LSU) Clemson at LSU
Week 2 Sep 12 Austin, TX (Texas) Ohio State at Texas
Week 3 Sep 19 Oxford, MS (Ole Miss) LSU at Ole Miss

Projected College GameDay locations (prediction markets)

These weeks are not yet announced by ESPN. The projected site and game below reflect prediction-market odds (Kalshi) and will be replaced with the official location once ESPN confirms it.

Week Date Projected Location Projected Game Odds
Week 4 Sep 26 Athens, GA Oklahoma at Georgia 60%
Week 5 Oct 3 Clemson, SC Miami at Clemson 47%
Week 6 Oct 10 Tuscaloosa, AL Georgia at Alabama 65%
Week 7 Oct 17 Bloomington, IN Ohio State at Indiana 68%
Week 8 Oct 24 Austin, TX Ole Miss at Texas 44%
Week 9 Oct 31 To be determined Not yet projected
Week 10 Nov 7 Notre Dame, IN Miami at Notre Dame 79%
Week 11-13 Nov 14-28 To be determined Not yet projected

Projections update as the season plays out and are confirmed week by week. Check back each Sunday for ESPN’s official announcement.

How are College GameDay locations chosen?

ESPN picks the site with the biggest game and best atmosphere each week, usually announcing it the Sunday or Monday before Saturday. Playoff races, top-10 matchups and rivalry games drive the decision, which is why powers like Georgia, Ohio State, Texas and Alabama host so often.

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