We all know today CFB is going to witness a thrilling game. It is Georgia vs. Texas. Are you ready for the highly anticipated game? This highly anticipated game marks a unique moment for Georgia, as they enter as underdogs—a rare occurrence under head coach Kirby Smart, who typically leads the Bulldogs to the top rankings. Texas, on the other hand, is enjoying the number-one spot after winning six consecutive games.

This game is very special for the entire country and for ESPN as well. Rece Davis, the American sports television journalist for ESPN, welcomes the popular television personality and sports broadcaster Lee Corso to today’s college game day. Coeso had to miss the last two weeks because of his bad health. Rece Davis gave updates on Corso’s health and tweeted, “Look who’s back @CollegeGameDay . 9A et. 40 acres is alive. @TexasFootball @GeorgiaFootball headline a huge day. Visit with @IndianaFootball star. What do you do with Hope for @CFBPlayoff? Nick Saban with wisdom on that.” Davis’s tweet reflects the amount of love and respect he holds for Corso, and at the same time, it also shows his excitement about having him by his side today. 

The 89-year-old Lee Corso returned to College GameDay for Week 8, quickly winning over the Austin crowd by reaffirming his pick for the national champion. He was reintroduced by Kirk Herbstreit, and guess what? Without taking much time, he threw the “Hook ‘Em” sign to the crowd and made it clear that he was supporting head coach Steve Sarkisian. 

Did you know before the first College GameDay of the 2024 season, Lee Corso predicted that Georgia, Ohio State, Texas, and Notre Dame would be the final four teams in the College Football Playoff? Georgia and Texas were always on his list. If the Bulldogs win today, they will have many reasons to celebrate, as today’s game is very special for them. The victory will mark his 100th career win. 

Meet the voices behind the mic for today’s college football showdown

Today’s matchup has captured the attention of the entire college football community. Will Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium witness history? Fans who cannot attend the game live in the stadium have no need to worry. While Rece Davis and Lee Corso will cover the game live for ESPN, you can also tune in to broadcast channel ABC at 7:30 PM EST.

We are sure you are familiar with the announcers for CFB’s biggest matchup. Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit will provide commentary. While Holly Rowe will serve as the sideline reporter. Let’s get to know more about the voices behind the mic. Chris Fowler is a prominent American sports broadcaster for ESPN. Now, you would be wondering what he is doing with ABC. To answer your question, he currently serves as the play-by-play announcer for Saturday Night Football on ABC. He not only covers college football, but he also analyzes tennis events for the network. People started recognizing him for his role on College GameDay from 1990 to 2014.

Kirk Herbstreit is a former football player. Currently, he is serving as an analyst for ESPN’s College GameDay, a very popular program that is dedicated to CFB coverage. He also provides color commentary for college football games on two of the most popular broadcast channels, ESPN and ABC. He brings a wealth of on-field experience to his role. His personal touch and deep knowledge of the game make the broadcast even more engaging and interesting for viewers. Meet Holly Rowe, sports broadcaster for ESPN. She usually serves as a sideline reporter for college football and basketball games. With only a few hours left for the final showdown of a highly anticipated game, let’s know who will win.