Who did Lee Corso Pick on College GameDay, Texas or Texas A&M?
For the first time in 13 years, Texas and Texas A&M are reigniting their storied college football rivalry. ESPN’s College GameDay marked the long-awaited showdown by broadcasting live from College Station on Saturday, the final week of the 2024 regular season.
Here’s who the ESPN College GameDay crew picked to win the A&M-Texas game
Thousands gathered inside Aggie Park on Saturday morning to watch ESPN’s College GameDay originate from Kyle Field for the eighth time in the pregame kickoff show’s 38-year history ahead of tonight’s rivalry renewal between Texas A&M and Texas.
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