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ESPN College GameDay 2026 Location, TV Schedule and Week 11 Predictions

Erik BeastonNov 13, 2026

The ESPN College Gameday crew is heading to the blue tundra of the Boise State Broncos on Saturday for the No. 24 team's showdown with the high-flying Oregon State Beavers.

Find out when you can check out the premier pre-game show in college football, who the guest picker will be, and a prediction for the big game, in this preview of the Week 11 presentation.

Schedule and Viewing Info

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Texas v Tennessee

Date: November 13

Time: 9:00 a.m. EST

Location: Boise State University

Crew: Rece Davis, Nick Saban, Desmond Howard, Pat McAfee, Kirk Herbstreit, "Stanford" Steve Coughlin, Jen Lada, Jess Sims, and Pete Thamel

Guest Picker: Ian Johnson

Oregon State vs. Boise State Preview

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Boise State v Colorado State

Two of the best offenses in college football will square off Saturday night when the Oregon State Beavers visit the No. 24 Boise State Broncos.

The home team possesses one of the finest run games in the country, averaging 237.1 rushing yards per game, good enough for seventh in the nation. The Broncos' offense is the tenth highest-scoring unit in all of college football, averaging 39 points per game.

The visitors have the best passing game in college football, averaging 370.4 yards through the air. They average 38 points per game, the 12th best in football.

The biggest issue facing the Beavers, though, is the status of starting quarterback Braden Atkinson, who is listed as doubtful entering Saturday's game, thanks to a hand issue suffered in a loss to Texas State two weeks ago.

Similarly, Boise State quarterback Maddux Madsen is listed as questionable for the game after sustaining a knee injury in a one-point win over Texas State. Head coach Spencer Danielson confirmed Madsen has participated in practice this week.

The injury to Atikinson, the unreliable accuracy of Maalik Murphy, and the extraordinary play of Broncos running back Dylan Riley make for a long night for the Oregon State squad.

There should still be considerable amounts of scoring, but Boise State will pull away in the second half and control the ball with their rushing attack just enough to score the win with the ESPN crew in town.

Prediction: 42-27