‘What a Train Wreck,’ ‘Disappointing’ — Outrage Erupts As Pat McAfee References Smoking Controversy on ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’

Pat McAfee has never been interested in pretending “College GameDay” is a buttoned-up pregame show. On Saturday, he leaned directly into the controversy that had followed him all week, and the reaction was immediate.

ESPN College GameDay divulges Colorado's keys against Northwestern

Colorado was mentioned on ESPN’s College Gameday, but the Bufflaoes’ recent momentum may have been overlooked.

ESPN Can't Censor Ole Miss Crowd's Lane Kiffin Chant On 'College GameDay'

ESPN’s “College GameDay” is in Mississippi this Saturday morning to cover an electric matchup between No. 7 LSU and No. 8 Ole Miss.
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Ole Miss Fans Shout ‘F*** Lane Kiffin’ During College GameDay Ahead of Coach’s Tense Return

Ole Miss fans loudly chanted ‘F*** Lane Kiffin’ during ESPN College GameDay’s coverage of the coach’s return to Oxford after recently leaving the team
Daily Mail

ESPN star makes bizarre claim after Ted Cruz was mercilessly booed during controversial appearance on College GameDay

Cruz was a controversial guest on last week's edition of the ESPN pre-game show, which took place in Austin ahead of the Longhorns' game against Ohio State.
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ESPN’s Pat McAfee Becomes Laughing Stock After $100M College GameDay Blunder on Air

Pat McAfee had already given Ole Miss fans plenty to celebrate before the LSU game even started. James Whitehead, an Ole Miss freshman, had just walked onto the College GameDay stage and made a 33-yard field goal barefoot.

Kirk Herbstreit shades Pat McAfee over ESPN joint smoking stunt

Meanwhile, McAfee’s actions took a turn this week during “The Pat McAfee Show” when ESPN viewers noticed a joint he was smoking. On Thursday, a clip went viral on social media when McAfee was shown live on TV putting out the joint.

Pat McAfee’s ESPN crew fires shots at him over his ‘burn the sage’ question days after his in-studio controversy

Pat McAfee’s recent in-studio actions have led to talks even on ESPN’s College Gameday show with Kirk Herbstreit and former Alabama coach Nick Saban taking their turns to fire shots at him. The ESPN analyst was caught smoking marijuana live during his appearance on ESPN.