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Boise, Idaho ~ Idaho Gov. Brad Little proclaimed Nov. 13-15, 2026, as College GameDay Weekend, marking ESPN's return to Boise State University for its first broadcast from the campus since 2010.
The program is scheduled to air live from DeChevrieux Field on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 7 to 10 a.m. The broadcast is expected to bring national attention to Boise State, the Treasure Valley and Idaho, according to the governor's announcement.
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"College GameDay coming back to Boise is a big deal for Idaho," Little said, adding that the broadcast would put the state, the university and its blue turf before viewers nationwide. He encouraged residents to wear Boise State's blue and orange and support the team.
Boise State is set to play Oregon State University, renewing the matchup that brought the program to Boise in 2010. The teams are scheduled to meet at 4 p.m. Nov. 14 at Albertsons Stadium.
Little also said the university's academic, athletic and service traditions have an impact beyond campus, and welcomed ESPN and its audience to Idaho.
The program is scheduled to air live from DeChevrieux Field on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 7 to 10 a.m. The broadcast is expected to bring national attention to Boise State, the Treasure Valley and Idaho, according to the governor's announcement.
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"College GameDay coming back to Boise is a big deal for Idaho," Little said, adding that the broadcast would put the state, the university and its blue turf before viewers nationwide. He encouraged residents to wear Boise State's blue and orange and support the team.
Boise State is set to play Oregon State University, renewing the matchup that brought the program to Boise in 2010. The teams are scheduled to meet at 4 p.m. Nov. 14 at Albertsons Stadium.
Little also said the university's academic, athletic and service traditions have an impact beyond campus, and welcomed ESPN and its audience to Idaho.
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