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Patrick Mahomes Joins ESPN’s College GameDay as Guest Picker

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ESPN has announced that former NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes will serve as the guest picker for this week’s episode of “College GameDay.” The show will be broadcast from Lubbock, Texas, where the No. 8 Texas Tech Red Raiders will face off against the No. 7 BYU Cougars on Saturday, October 21, 2023.

This marks the second time “College GameDay” has visited Lubbock, the first being in 2008 when Texas Tech, ranked No. 6 at the time, achieved a thrilling victory over the No. 1 Texas Longhorns, clinching the game with a last-second touchdown from Michael Crabtree. The Cougars are making their fourth appearance on “College GameDay,” hoping to earn their first victory when the show originates from a BYU game.

The show will feature a lineup that includes college football insider Pete Thamel, betting analyst Stanford Steve Coughlin, and reporters Jen Lada and Jess Sims. This week’s episode promises to delve into the preparations of both Navy and the No. 10 Notre Dame as they gear up for their own matchup on Saturday.

As college football continues to captivate audiences across the nation, “College GameDay” remains a cornerstone of the sport’s culture. With Mahomes on board, the show is expected to draw significant attention, further heightening the anticipation for the Texas Tech-BYU showdown.

Fans looking to catch the action can tune in to “College GameDay” this Saturday morning for insights, analysis, and the exciting atmosphere that the show consistently delivers. As the college football season progresses, events like this highlight the enthusiasm surrounding the sport and its influential personalities.

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