College GameDay Makes Week 6 Picks, Including Georgia-Alabama
College GameDay shifted indoors to Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa because of Hurricane Isaias. The crew made Week 6 picks, highlighted by No. 6 Alabama hosting No. 2 Georgia, and also discussed other matchups and upcoming CFP rankings.
ESPN's College GameDay relocated to Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa because Hurricane Isaias, then a post-tropical cyclone, forced the show indoors. The program previewed a Week 6 schedule featuring No. 6 Alabama against No. 2 Georgia, plus No. 21 UCLA at No. 13 Oregon as the only other ranked-vs-ranked game.
The crew also looked ahead to the Red River Rivalry between No. 1 Texas and Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl, and noted the first College Football Playoff rankings show arrives Tuesday, Nov. 3. Bryce Young, the Carolina Panthers quarterback and former Alabama Heisman winner, served as guest picker.
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