ESPN College Gameday is headed to Death Valley for the 14th visit to Baton Rouge, La. in the show's history ahead of an SEC matchup between No. 11 Alabama and No. 15 LSU. And returning for another week to make the 422nd headgear pick of his career as an analyst on the show is the beloved Lee Corso.

Ole Miss is headed by quarterback Jaxson Dart, who's posted 21 touchdowns and 3,210 yards with a 71.7 completion percentage. They have a star-studded receiving corps with Antwane Wells Jr., Jordan Watkins and Tre Harris, and one of the best running backs in the SEC, Henry Parrish Jr.

With the former Indiana coach back on campus with the show for the first time since 2017, Bloomington went all out — even declaring October 26 Coach Lee Corso Day — as the school honored the 1979 Holiday Bowl champion team led by Corso.

Lee Corso surprised fans with his prediction for the upcoming Colorado vs. Texas Tech game. As the only ESPN College GameDay panelist to back Texas Tech

Saturday morning was a difficult time for many in the sports world, particularly around college football. Longtime analyst Kirk Herbstreit's dog Ben passed away this week after years of being beloved by the college football community.

In what many believe will serve as a College Football Playoff elimination game, the No. 11 Alabama Crimson Tide will have to overcome the daunting environment of Death Valley at night as they take on No.