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College GameDay has changed plenty over four decades, but replacing “Comin’ to Your City” with a Pat McAfee song might test just how much change viewers are willing to accept. CFB World Pushes Back on Pat McAfee PredictionAwful Announcing’s Demetri Ravanospredicted Sunday that ESPN could announce within the next month that a track from McAfee’s new album,

Pat McAfee has become one of ESPN’s biggest stars, but a new prediction involving College GameDay’s theme song has fans wondering if the network is taking McAfee mania too far.

If you tried to tune in to ESPN’s “College GameDay” on Saturday, and, instead, four the network’s Zubin Menhenti, you aren’t alone. “You’re probably wondering where is ‘College GameDay?’” he said on the broadcast.

Wilson is a Grammy award-winner, but she and ESPN won't be winning any awards for their Saturday morning efforts.

During her performance Saturday night at Faster Horses, Lainey Wilson spoke of working to stay grounded amid the explosive rise that took her from obscurity four years ago to festival-headlining status this summer.

Lainey Wilson is performing at the LSU Clemson game on Saturday, and will also be ESPN College Gameday's first celebrity guest of the season.