On Saturday, ESPN College GameDay will head to South Florida for Notre Dame vs. Miami. Who will Lee Corso select with his headgear pick?
During the college football season, fans can always expect an episode of College GameDay on Saturday. This brings Rece Davis, Kirk Herbstreit, Lee Corso and Desmond Howard together for a three-hour show of analysis and breakdown for the upcoming slate of college football games.
At the end of each show, Corso does his headgear selection. This sees him put on the mascot head of the team he thinks will win for whichever game is the site for College GameDay. In Week 11, it will be Notre Dame vs. Miami in South Florida.
This is a battle between two of college football top teams, both of whom are jockeying for position in the College Football Playoff Rankings. It becomes a potentially difficult choice for Coach Corso, who will decide at the 11:59 a.m. ET mark. So, let’s see what the pick will be.
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Corso made a “business” decision and may have been hearing whispers of Beano Cook by never picking against the Irish in a big game. Do you think Corso will be right and Notre Dame gets the road win or will Miami hold court and remain undefeated?
Notre Dame vs. Miami finally matters again. It’s been years since these teams have been near the top of the rankings, so there are high stakes for Saturday night’s matchup. With the Fighting Irish at No. 3 and the Hurricanes at No. 7, it means someone will walk out with a spot in the top four, while the other is on the outside looking in.
This game will also be on primetime, at 8:00 p.m. ET on ABC. That means millions of people will tune in to watch what unfolds, and the potential reignition of an old college football rivalry.
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Before this game goes live, we’ll find out who Corso chooses with his latest headgear pick. He’ll bring everyone into Saturday, Nov. 11’s slate of games, while the rest of the crew analyzes what’s to come in South Florida.
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