Shortly after ESPN parted ways with David Pollack, fans accused Pat McAfee of taking his place on "College GameDay." McAfee ...

College football analyst Pat McAfee has spoken up on accusations making the rounds that he replaced David Pollack on 'College ...

Sports media personality Pat McAfee said Sunday that he has not re-signed a contract to appear on ESPN’s “College GameDay.”. McAfee wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, that fan criticism ...

When the West Virginia alum, Pat McAfee, joined ESPN’s College GameDay, fans had plenty to say, and not all of it was kind.

McAfee’s co-host Kirk Herbstreit recently joined comedian John Crist on an episode of his Net Positive podcast, where he gave a behind-the-scenes look at how McAfee is when the cameras aren’t rolling.

McAfee, who signed a five-year $85 million pact with ESPN — a pay cut from his four-year, $120 million deal from FanDuel — isn’t sure he’ll be in the long-term plans for College GameDay.

McAfee, 37, has a separate deal with ESPN that allows the network to air his “Pat McAfee Show” Monday through Friday. Pat McAfee (l.) with Lee Corso (r.) on the set of “College GameDay” in ...

Pat McAfee may not return to ESPN's "College GameDay" next season because he feels he's "not right for some crowds" − specifically, those he identified as "distinguished" college football fans.

Pat McAfee has become one of the most polarizing faces on television, especially now that he is appearing on ESPN's "College GameDay.". However, a recent survey by The Athletic revealed that 48.9% ...

ESPN's "College GameDay" has a new shot of life: Pat McAfee. The energetic host will become a full-time member of the iconic pregame college football show, McAfee announced on his daily YouTube show.

Pat McAfee sits on the ESPN "College GameDay" set prior to the NCAA football game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Ohio State Buckeyes at Beaver Stadium in University Park.

Pat McAfee left ESPN, became an internet media star, ... How ESPN landed Pat McAfee for ‘College GameDay’ and made the best college football hire of 2022. By Richard Deitsch.