College GameDay is known for the signs fans bring to the show, but what do they say about sports fandom and the wider culture? “Get up, it’s GameDay!” ESPN’s Saturday morning rally cry ...

One of the many things GameDay is known for is its sign competition where fans will bring homemade signs that are featured on the show. In Oregon’s 12 appearances on ESPN’s College GameDay ...

"College GameDay" is in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for this huge SEC showdown. Here are the best signs from Saturday: Hey all you cool cats and kittens 😹 🐯 #CollegeGameDay pic.twitter.com ...

Each week, one of the best aspects of College GameDay are the funny, unique and interesting signs in the background. Here are some of the best from ESPN's trip to Bloomington. Signs began popping ...

And that’s exactly what they did with their signs, as they brought online sh ... Berkeley turned College GameDay into a showcase of both wit and pride. And it also showcased that perhaps GameDay ...

Below are some of the best signs from gameday in Ann Arbor: College football fans hold up their signs behind College Game Day broadcast booth at Ferry Field in Ann Arbor on Saturday, September 7 ...

ANN ARBOR, MI – The eyes of the college ... GameDay is in town. The weekly show set up on Ferry Field Saturday morning, attracting thousands of football fans waving the humorous hand-written ...

Everything is bigger in Texas, including the College Football Playoff race and the "College GameDay" stop in Austin, Texas, where the TCU Horned Frogs will face the Texas Longhorns on Saturday ...

There are ESPN personalities. But most of all there are signs ... everywhere you look on the University of Notre Dame Library lawn as the College GameDay show airs from 9 a.m. until noon.

One tradition of "College GameDay" is the signs that fans make and bring into the surrounding area in hopes of appearing on ESPN. A picture of a particular fan went viral for the sign he made that ...

With these two teams meeting for the first time since 2019, the fans in Boulder were ready. Here are the best signs from "College GameDay": ...

Lee Corso will retire from ESPN's "College GameDay" in August, ending a career with the show that began in 1987. "My family and I will be forever indebted for the opportunity to be part of ESPN ...