It must kill ABC/ESPN to do Gameday from a game televised by CBS.

There has been an apparent bias in the selection criteria ever since the ABC - 
ESPN merger.

I'm surprised there wasn't a PAC-10 garbage-fest that they didn't argue was a 
bigger game.

-Zeb


On Oct 17, 2012, at 5:55 PM, mail.bobparks.com wrote:

> Ok, hold it!  I think we should be able to vote. All those in favor of Dara 
> Torres to be the celebrity guest picker over Ryan Lochte signify by saying 
> aye!
> 
> Aye!
> 
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> Begin forwarded message:
> 
>> From: Woody <[email protected]>
>> Date: October 17, 2012 10:59:20 AM CDT
>> To: undisclosed-recipients:;
>> Subject: [gatornews] Gatorzone.com: ESPN's College GameDay To Be Held In 
>> Front Of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
>> Reply-To: [email protected]
>> 
>> ESPN's College GameDay To Be Held In Front Of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
>> Gainesville, Fla.
>> 
>> 
>> ESPN announced on Wednesday that its College GameDay show will emanate from 
>> the grass outside the North End Zone of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium this 
>> weekend, the site of the Florida-South Carolina game in The Swamp. The No. 
>> 3/4 Gators (6-0/5-0 SEC) and the No. 9/8 Gamecocks (6-1/4-1 SEC) will meet 
>> at 3:30 p.m. on CBS.
>>  
>> Former Gator swimmer Ryan Lochte (2002-06), who brought home five medals 
>> from the 2012 Olympic Games in London, will be the celebrity guest picker on 
>> College GameDay. He captured gold medals in the 400m IM and the 4x200m Free 
>> Relay, won silver in the 4x100m Free Relay and 200IM and earned bronze in 
>> the 200m Backstroke. The five medals for Lochte increased his career Olympic 
>> medal haul to 11, a total that tied him for second all-time with Mark Spitz 
>> for the most medals won by a male swimmer behind Michael Phelps. Lochte’s 
>> five medals in one Olympic Games tied a Gator record for the most won in a 
>> single Olympiad. Dara Torres captured five swimming medals in Sydney in 
>> 2000, winning two gold and three bronze medals.
>>  
>> Florida will be making its 35th appearance on GameDay, a figure that leads 
>> the nation. This will be the program's first appearance in Gainesville since 
>> Nov. 28, 2009, a 37-10 Florida victory over Florida State. UF has already 
>> appeared twice on the program this season in consecutive weeks, a 20-17 win 
>> over Texas A&M in College Station on Sept. 8 and a 37-20 victory over No. 23 
>> Tennessee on Sept. 15 in Knoxville. The Gators’ three times this fall 
>> featured in the on-site game is their most since the 2002 regular season, 
>> when they appeared on Sept. 7 hosting Miami (Fla.), Sept. 21 at Tennessee 
>> and Nov. 2 in Jacksonville against Georgia.  
>>  
>> Since 1993, College GameDay has been television's definitive and 
>> comprehensive college football studio show and has traveled most weeks on 
>> college Saturdays to the day's big game and has been met by large and 
>> enthusiastic crowds. Hosted by Chris Fowler, GameDay will once again feature 
>> Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard and David Pollack during the 10 
>> a.m. – noon hours on ESPN. Samantha Steele joins the first hour on ESPNU 
>> with Pollack, and will also contribute reports, interviews and features 
>> throughout the final two hours with reporter Tom Rinaldi. The show covers 
>> all college football angles, issues and game previews.
>>  
>> College GameDay Appearances By School (after 10/20/12)
>> Rank
>> School
>> Shows
>> 1.
>> FLORIDA
>> 35
>> 2.
>> Ohio State
>> 30
>> 3.
>> Oklahoma
>> 26
>> 4.
>> Florida State
>> 24
>>  
>> Michigan
>> 24
>> 6.
>> Alabama
>> 23
>> 7.
>> Notre Dame
>> 20
>>  
>> Southern Cal
>> 19
>> 9.
>> LSU
>> 18
>>  
>> Tennessee
>> 18
>>  
>> College GameDay Times Hosting The Show (after 10/20/12)
>> Rank
>> School
>> Shows
>> 1.
>> Ohio State
>> 13
>> 2.
>> FLORIDA
>> 12
>> 3.
>> Alabama*
>> 10
>>  
>> Michigan
>> 10
>> 5.
>> LSU
>> 8
>>  
>> Notre Dame
>> 8
>>  
>> Southern Cal
>> 8
>>  
>> Tennessee
>> 8
>>  
>> *7 times in Tuscaloosa, 3 times in Birmingham
>>  
>> The Gators have hosted the show in Gainesville 11 times during the season, 
>> going 7-4 when the show is on-campus:
>> Home wins over Florida State [1995, 1997, 2009], LSU [2006], Tennessee 
>> [1997, 1999] & Miami (Fla.) [2008]
>>                 Home losses to Florida State [1999, 2003], Miami (Fla.) 
>> [2002] & Tennessee [2001]
>>  
>> The Gators have played in the game where the show is on-site 23 times, going 
>> 16-7:
>> Road wins over Alabama [2008 – SEC Championship Game], Auburn [1997], 
>> Florida State [1997*], Georgia [1999, 2002, 2005 (Jacksonville)], Kentucky 
>> [2007], LSU [2009], Ohio State [2007*], Oklahoma [2009*], South Carolina 
>> [2001], Tennessee [1996, 2000, 2002, 2012], Texas A&M [2012]
>> Road losses to Alabama [2009 – SEC Championship Game], Auburn [2006], 
>> Florida State [1996, 2000], LSU [1997, 2007] & Nebraska [1996*]
>>  
>> *Denotes this was a bowl game, which is neutral-site game for both teams.
>> 
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