BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – ESPN's College GameDay will make its third-ever trip to Bloomington and first from an on-campus location when the Indiana football program host Minnesota on Saturday (Oct. 31). The show will air for three hours from 9 a.m. to noon ET, hosted by Rece Davis, Desmond Howard, Pat McAfee, Nick Saban and Kirk Herbstreit from Showalter Fountain.
More information regarding College GameDay, including fan information, can be found below with the program airing live on ESPN from 9am to noon ET and streaming on the ESPN App.
FRIDAY LINE FORMATION
The line begins on Friday afternoon at 6PM
How do I get selected to stand in the pit during the live broadcast?
Students and fans have the opportunity get an up-close view of the show by standing in the pit immediately adjacent to the stage. The pit opens at 6:30 a.m. Selection is on a first-come, first-serve basis for all fans. Students admitted to the pit are encouraged to wear school colors. Participants are subject to ESPN security procedures and policies.
What is the ESPN policy for pit participants?
The following items are prohibited in the pit: bags (of any kind), food and drinks, pens, pencils, markers, dry erase boards and signs on sticks. Throwing objects is strictly prohibited in the pit. A number of sign regulations are required as well.
What are the College GameDay sign regulations?
One of the most beloved traditions associated with College GameDay is the making of signs. No vulgar signs, .com, .net, .org, political or religious signs are allowed. For fans entering the pit, signs cannot be on poles or oversized. All signs brought to Saturday's taping will be inspected before entry and must abide by College GameDay's sign policies or will be removed.
Do I need ID?
You will need physical ID to participate in Pat McAfee's Kicking Is Easy Contest.
