ESPN’s College GameDay was plunged into chaos after a lightning storm forced Pat McAfee and the rest of the live TV crew to abandon their outdoor set. The popular college football programme

The crew had set up on the LSU campus ahead od the Tigers' season opener - but had to rush inside due to a safety threat midway through the broadcast.

West Virginia fans did not have to wait long for Pat McAfee to give them something to rally around in 2026.The former Mountaineers kicker and punter used ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday morning to make one of the boldest Big 12 predictions of opening weekend.

Pat McAfee is trading the TV studio for film in his next move. According to Netflix, the popular sports personality is adding another line to his resume, where he will be making his acting debut as a

It was recently revealed that Pat McAfee would bring his kicking contest back to College GameDay on ESPN for a fourth season, despite McAfee hinting twice last December that the series could be over for good.

Pat McAfee has issued a bold $1 million charity challenge to ESPN colleague Stephen A Smith, daring him to try his famed kicking contest on national television.

In the latest edition of ESPN's "College GameDay," the punter turned show host, anchor, analyst, country music "singer" and what have you, predicted that Belichick's Tar Heels would win the ACC.

Jeremy Taché has a reputation for all sorts of musical contributions to The Dan Le Batard Show and other Meadowlark Media productions. Taché’s eyes presumably lit up like never before when Pat McAfee