Updated
Updated · WBRC · Oct 8
College GameDay Moves to Coleman Coliseum as Category 2 Isaias Threatens Alabama
Updated
Updated · WBRC · Oct 8

College GameDay Moves to Coleman Coliseum as Category 2 Isaias Threatens Alabama

3 articles · Updated · WBRC · Oct 8

Summary

  • ESPN’s College GameDay will air inside Alabama’s Coleman Coliseum from 8-11 a.m. Saturday instead of from The Quad, after the university shifted plans Wednesday.
  • Category 2 Hurricane Isaias prompted the move as it stayed on track for a potential Alabama landfall late Friday; ESPN had said severe weather would be needed to alter the show.
  • Bryce Young, the former Heisman Trophy winner, will serve as the guest picker, Pat McAfee announced Wednesday.
  • Fans cannot camp overnight and may begin lining up at the north and east doors at 5:15 a.m.; doors open at 5:30 a.m. under a clear-bag and inspection policy.
  • Alabama urged fans heading to GameDay and the Alabama-Georgia game to keep monitoring weather updates through the university’s athletics and game-day channels.

Insights

With Hurricane Isaias forcing College GameDay indoors, will the historic Alabama-Georgia clash survive the storm's wrath or face a stunning cancellation?
As severe weather shuts down iconic tailgating traditions, how will ESPN capture its legendary chaotic energy trapped inside Coleman Coliseum?
Can Alabama safely execute the Walk of Champions, or is keeping this beloved tradition alive a dangerous gamble against a looming hurricane?