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ESPN’s “College GameDay” will be heading out West next weekend, for the showdown between BYU and Notre Dame.
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The college football pregame show surprised the college football world by passing on the chance to travel to Bloomington, Indiana for next weekend’s Indiana vs. Ohio State game – a battle of the sport’s last two national champions. However, FOX’s “Big Noon Kickoff” will be at Indiana, so perhaps ESPN didn’t want to compete with another college football pregame show.
In the end, ESPN’s “College GameDay” will try to capitalize on a different audience, as Notre Dame is looking like a national title contender, while BYU has been having a really strong season, too. It’s a battle of Top 10 teams.
ESPN’s college football pregame show will welcome thousands of passionate fans to the show in Provo next weekend.
It should be a fun atmosphere.
Ahead of the matchup, ESPN’s “College GameDay” has made it clear that five different types of signs are banned from the show. The college football pregame show is known for allowing fans to have big signs in the background, often making fun of their rival school, or things like that.
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But five types of signs are actually banned from being displayed.
The 5 signs ‘banned’ by College GameDay
The five types of signs that are banned by ESPN’s “College GameDay” are the following ones:
- Signs with a “.com”
- Signs with a QR code
- Signs with a #
- Political signs
- Religious signs
ESPN’s “College GameDay” security crews have the right to remove someone, or their sign, if they violate the rules of the show during the time that it is airing.
The college football pregame show airs live from 9 a.m. E.T. to 12 p.m. E.T. every Saturday during the college football season.
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Next weekend’s show in Provo should be a fun one.
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This story was originally published October 11, 2026 at 6:26 AM.