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College GameDay: All-Time Appearances, Locations, and Hosts

Take a closer look at the numbers behind ESPN's College GameDay including all-time appearances, most wins, and more.

October 5, 2024

The long, illustrious history of ESPN’s flagship College GameDay is often referred to as the gold standard of college football pregame content. The show first debuted in 1993 and travels around to some of the top college football games across the country every week each season. And now, as of 2024, the show is international.

Who leads the way with the most appearances? What about host cities? Where has it been more than anywhere else?

College GameDay: Most Appearances

The first College GameDay episode aired in 1993 before the Notre Dame vs. Florida State classic and has been around ever since. However, neither Notre Dame nor Florida State owns the title of most appearances.

Ohio State has appeared on College GameDay — whether as the host or the visiting team — a record 58 times. That’s two clear of the next closest team and 16 clear of third place.

Most College GameDay Appearances as Host/Visitor

Ohio State – 60
Alabama – 59
Florida – 42
Oklahoma – 41
Michigan – 39
Notre Dame – 36
Florida State – 36

Ohio State was the first team to appear in three GameDay games in the same regular season, doing so in 1996. Ohio State defeated Notre Dame, 29-16, defeated Penn State, 38-7, and defeated Iowa, 38-26, in such games back in ’96. They’ve made an appearance on GameDay in every season since 2012, and in 21 of the past 23 seasons, have made at least one appearance.

OSU appeared for the first time in 2024 as a visitor, taking on the Oregon Ducks in Week 7 of the 2024 season.

Army has the most appearances of non-Power Five schools, getting the benefit of the Army-Navy game but edging out the Midshipmen in the process.

James Madison — Harrisonburg, Virginia — and North Dakota State — Fargo, North Dakota — are the only sites to host two FCS contests, leading the way among FCS teams.

Most Times Hosting College GameDay

Ohio State – 23
Alabama – 19
Florida, LSU – 12

The Buckeyes also own the title of most times hosting GameDay. OSU has hosted College GameDay a record 23 times, as Columbus has seen many spectacles over the years.

Most Wins During College GameDay Appearances

Ohio State – 39 (39-18)
Alabama – 36 (36-20)
Florida – 26 (26-16)
Oklahoma – 26 (26-13)
LSU – 22 (22-13)

With great power comes great responsibility, and the Buckeyes have lived up to that responsibility. They’ve won 39 of 58 appearances on GameDay, at least two years ahead of their nearest counterpart, Alabama.

Georgia Tech is the only program with at least six appearances without a win as the Yellow Jackets own the unfortunate claim of most College GameDay appearances without a victory.

The USC Trojans have the best win percentage on GameDay, currently owning an 18-6 record, best of schools with at least five appearances.

College GameDay All-Time Locations, Appearances by Year

Below are the annual cities, winning and losing teams, and host teams (bolded) for College GameDay since 1993.

2024

Aug-24 – Dublin, Ireland – Georgia Tech, 24-21, No. 10 Florida State
Aug-31 – College Station, TX – No. 7 Notre Dame, 23-13, No. 20 Texas A&M
Sept-7 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 3 Texas vs. No. 10 Michigan
Sept-14 – Columbia, SC – No. 16 LSU, 36-33, South Carolina
Sept-21 – Norman, OK – No. 15 Oklahoma vs. No. 7 Tennessee
Sept-28 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 4 Alabama, 41-34, No. 2 Georgia
Oct-5 – Berkeley, CA – No. 8 Miami-FL, 39-38, Cal
Oct-12 – Eugene, OR – No. 2 Ohio State vs. No. 3 Oregon

2023

Sept. 2 – Charlotte, NC – No. 21 North Carolina, 31-17, South Carolina
Sept. 9 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 11 Texas, 34-24, No. 3 Alabama
Sept. 16 – Boulder, CO – No. 18 Colorado, 43-35, Colorado State
Sept. 23 – South Bend, IN – No. 6 Ohio State, 17-14, No. 9 Notre Dame
Sept. 30 – Durham, NC – No. 11 Notre Dame, 21-14, No. 17 Duke
Oct-7 – Dallas, TX – No. 12 Oklahoma, 34-30, No. 3 Texas
Oct-14 – Seattle, WA – No. 7 Washington, 36-33, No. 8 Oregon
Oct-21 – Columbus, OH – No. 3 Ohio State, 20-12, No. 6 Penn State
Oct-28 – Salt Lake City, UT – No. 8 Oregon, 35-6, No. 13 Utah
Nov-4 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 8 Alabama, 42-28, No. 14 LSU
Nov-11 – Athens, GA – No. 2 Georgia, 52-17, No. 10 Ole Miss
Nov-18 – Harrisonburg, VA – Appalachian State, 26-23 (OT), James Madison
Nov-26 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 3 Michigan, 30-24, No. 2 Ohio State
Dec-2 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 8 Alabama, 27-24, No. 1 Georgia
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 1 Michigan, 27-20, No. 5 Alabama
Jan-8 – Houston, TX (CRP National Championship) – No. 1 Michigan, 34-13, No. 2 Washington

2022

Sept. 1 – Pittsburgh, PA – No. 17 Pittsburgh, 38-31, West Virginia
Sept. 3 – Columbus, OH – No. 2 Ohio State, 21-10, No. 5 Notre Dame
Sept. 10 – Austin, TX – No. 1 Alabama, 20-19, Texas
Sept. 17 – Boone, NC – Appalachian State, 32-28, Troy
Sept. 24 – Knoxville, TN – No. 11 Tennessee, 38-33, No. 20 Florida
Oct-1 – Clemson, SC – No. 5 Clemson, 30-20, No. 10 NC State
Oct-8 – Lawrence, KS – No. 17 TCU, 38-31, No. 19 Kansas
Oct-15 – Knoxville, TN – No. 6 Tennessee, 52-49, No. 3 Alabama
Oct-22 – Eugene, OR – No. 10 Oregon, 45-30, No. 9 UCLA
Oct-29 – Jackson, MS – FCS No. 5 Jackson State, 35-0, Southern
Nov-5 – Athens, GA – No. 3 Georgia, 27-13, No. 1 Tennessee
Nov-12 – Austin, TX – No. 4 TCU, 17-10, No. 18 Texas
Nov-19 – Bozeman, MT – FCS No. 3 Montana State, 55-21, FCS No. 12 Montana
Nov-26 – Columbus, OH – No. 3 Michigan, 45-23, No. 2 Ohio State
Dec-3 – Arlington, TX (Big 12 Championship) – No. 10 Kansas State, 31-28 (OT), No. 3 TCU
Dec-31 – Atlanta, GA (CFP Semifinal) – No. 1 Georgia, 42-41, No. 4 Ohio State
Jan-2 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 11 Penn State, 35-21, No. 8 Utah
Jan-9 – Inglewood, CA (CFP National Championship) – No. 1 Georgia, 65-7, No. 3 TCU

2021

Aug-28 – Atlanta, GA – North Carolina Central, 23-14, Alcorn State
Sept. 4 – Charlotte, NC – No. 5 Georgia, 10-3, No. 3 Clemson
Sept. 11 – Ames, IA – No. 10 Iowa, 27-17, No. 9 Iowa State
Sept. 18 – University Park, PA – No. 10 Penn State, 28-20, No. 22 Auburn
Sept. 25 – Chicago (Soldier Field) – No. 12 Notre Dame, 41-13, No. 18 Wisconsin
Oct-2 – Athens, GA – No. 2 Georgia, 37-0, No. 8 Arkansas
Oct-9 – Dallas, TX (Cotton Bowl) – No. 6 Oklahoma, 55-48, No. 21 Texas
Oct-16 – Athens, GA – No. 1 Georgia, 30-13, No. 11 Kentucky
Oct-23 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 10 Oregon, 34-31, UCLA
Oct-30 – East Lansing, MI – No. 8 Michigan State, 37-33, No. 6 Michigan
Nov-6 – Cincinnati, OH – No. 6 Cincinnati, 28-20, Tulsa
Nov-13 – Oxford, MS – No. 15 Ole Miss, 29-19, No. 11 Texas A&M
Nov-20 – Columbus, OH – No. 4 Ohio State, 56-7, No. 7 Michigan State
Nov-27 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 5 Michigan, 42-27, No. 2 Ohio State
Dec-4 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 3 Alabama, 41-24, No. 1 Georgia
Dec-11 – East Rutherford, NJ – Navy, 17-13, Army
Dec-31 – Miami Gardens, FL (CFP Semifinal) – No. 3 Georgia, 34-11, No. 2 Michigan
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 7 Ohio State, 48-45, No. 10 Utah
Jan-10 – Indianapolis, IN (CFP National Championship) – No. 3 Georgia, 33-18, No. 1 Alabama

2020

Sept. 5 – Bristol, CT (ESPN Studios)
Sept. 12 – Winston-Salem, NC – No. 1 Clemson, 37-13, Wake Forest
Sept. 19 – Louisville, KY – No. 17 Miami (FL), 47-34, No. 18 Louisville
Sept. 26 – Miami Gardens, FL – No. 12 Miami (FL), 52-10, Florida State
Oct-3 – Athens, GA – No. 4 Georgia, 27-6, No. 7 Auburn
Oct-10 – Clemson, SC – No. 1 Clemson, 42-17, No. 7 Miami (FL)
Oct-17 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 2 Alabama, 41-24, No. 3 Georgia
Oct-24 – Minneapolis, MN – No. 18 Michigan, 49-24, No. 21 Minnesota
Oct-31 – University Park, PA – No. 3 Ohio State, 38-25, No. 18 Penn State
Nov-7 – South Bend, IN – No. 4 Notre Dame, 47-40 (2OT), No. 1 Clemson
Nov-14 – Augusta, GA (Site of the Masters)
Nov-21 – Norman, OK – No. 18 Oklahoma, 41-13, No. 14 Oklahoma State
Nov-28 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 1 Alabama, 42-13, No. 22 Auburn
Dec-5 – Conway, SC – No. 18 Coastal Carolina, 22-17, No. 13 BYU
Dec-12 – West Point, NY – Army, 15-0, Navy
Dec-19 – Charlotte, NC ACC Championship – No. 3 Clemson, 34-10, No. 2 Notre Dame”
Jan-1 – New Orleans, LA (CFP semifinal) – No. 3 Ohio State, 49-28, No. 2 Clemson
Jan-11 – Miami Gardens, FL (CFP National Championship) – No. 1 Alabama, 52-24, No. 3 Ohio State

2019

Aug-24 – Orlando, FL (Disney World) – No. 8 Florida, 24-20, Miami
Aug-29 – Clemson, SC – No. 1 Clemson, 52-14, Georgia Tech
Aug-31 – Arlington, TX – No. 16 Auburn, 27-21, No. 11 Oregon
Sept. 7 – Austin, TX – No. 6 LSU, 45-38, No. 10 Texas
Sept. 14 – Ames, IA – No. 20 Iowa, 18-17, Iowa State
Sept. 21 – Athens, GA – No. 3 Georgia, 23-17, No. 7 Notre Dame
Sept. 28 – Lincoln, NE – No. 5 Ohio State, 48-7, Nebraska
Oct-5 – Gainesville, FL – No. 10 Florida, 24-13, No. 7 Auburn
Oct-12 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 5 LSU, 42-28, No. 7 Florida
Oct-19 – University Park, PA – No. 7 Penn State, 28-21, No. 16 Michigan
Oct-26 – Brookings, SD – North Dakota State, 23-16, South Dakota State
Nov-2 – Memphis, TN – No. 24 Memphis, 54-48, No. 15 SMU
Nov-9 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 2 LSU, 46-41, No. 3 Alabama
Nov-16 – Waco, TX – No. 10 Oklahoma, 34-31, No. 13 Baylor
Nov-23 – Columbus, OH – No. 2 Ohio State, 28-17, No. 8 Penn State
Nov-30 – Minneapolis, MN – No. 12 Wisconsin, 38-17, No. 8 Minnesota
Dec-7 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship Game) – No. 2 LSU, 37-10, No. 4 Georgia
Dec-14 – Philadelphia, PA – No. 23 Navy, 31-7, Army
Dec-28 – Glendale, AZ (CFP semifinals) – No. 3 Clemson, 29-23, No. 2 Ohio State
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 6 Oregon, 28-27, No. 8 Wisconsin
Jan-13 – New Orleans, LA (CFP National Championship) – No. 1 LSU, 42-35, No. 3 Clemson

2018

Sept. 1 – South Bend, IN – No. 12 Notre Dame, 24-17, No. 14 Michigan
Sept. 8 – College Station, TX – No. 2 Clemson, 28-26, Texas A&M
Sept. 15 – Forth Worth, TX (Game in Arlington, TX) – No. 4 Ohio State, 40-28, No. 15 TCU
Sept. 22 – Eugene, OR – No. 7 Stanford, 38-31 OT, No. 20 Oregon
Sept. 29 – University Park, PA – No. 4 Ohio State, 27-26, No. 9 Penn State
Oct-6 – Dallas, TX – No. 19 Texas, 48-45, No. 7 Oklahoma
Oct-13 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 12 Michigan, 38-13, No. 15 Wisconsin
Oct-20 – Pullman, WA – No. 25 Washington State, 34-20, No. 12 Oregon
Oct-27 – Jacksonville, FL – No. 7 Georgia, 36-17, No. 9 Florida
Nov-3 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 1 Alabama, 29-0, No. 4 LSU
Nov-10 – Chestnut Hill, LA – No. 2 Clemson, 27-7, No. 17 Boston College
Nov-17 – Orlando, FL – No. 11 UCF, 38-13, No. 19 Cincinnati
Nov-24 – Columbus, OH – No. 10 Ohio State, 62-39, No. 4 Michigan
Dec-1 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 1 Alabama, 35-28, No. 4 Georgia
Dec-8 – Philadelphia, PA – No. 22 Army, 17-10, Navy
Dec-29 – Miami Gardens, FL (CFP Semifinal) – No. 1 Alabama, 45-34, No. 4 Oklahoma
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 6 Ohio State, 28-23, No. 9 Washington
Jan-7 – Santa Clara, CA (CFP National Championship) – No. 2 Clemson, 44-16, No. 1 Alabama

2017

Aug-31 – Bloomington, IN – No. 2 Ohio State, 49-21, Indiana
Sept. 2 – Atlanta, GA – No. 1 Alabama, 24-7, No. 3 Florida State
Sept. 9 – Columbus, OH – No. 5 Oklahoma, 31-16, No. 2 Ohio State
Sept. 16 – Louisville, KY – No. 3 Clemson, 47-21, No. 14 Louisville
Sept. 23 – Times Square, NY
Sept. 30 – Blacksburg, VA – No. 2 Clemson, 31-17, No. 12 Virginia Tech
Oct-7 – Fort Worth, TX – No. 8 TCU, 31-24, No. 23 West Virginia
Oct-14 – Harrisonburg, VA – FCS No. 1 James Madison, 30-8, FCS No. 11 Villanova
Oct-21 – University Park, PA – No. 2 Penn State, 42-13, No. 19 Michigan
Oct-28 – Columbus, OH – No. 6 Ohio State, 39-38, No. 2 Penn State
Nov-4 – Stillwater, OK – No. 8 Oklahoma, 62-52, No. 11 Oklahoma State
Nov-11 – Miami Gardens, FL – No. 7 Miami, 41-8, No. 3 Notre Dame
Nov-18 – Madison, WI – No. 5 Wisconsin, 24-10, No. 19 Michigan
Nov-25 – Auburn, AL – No. 6 Auburn, 26-14, No. 1 Alabama
Dec-2 – Charlotte, NC (ACC Championship) – No. 1 Clemson, 38-3, No. 7 Miami
Dec-9 – Philadelphia, PA – Army, 14-13, Navy
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (CFP Semifinal) – No. 3 Georgia, 54-48 2OT, No. 2 Oklahoma
Jan-8 – Atlanta, GA (CFP National Championship) – No. 4 Alabama, 26-23 OT, No. 3 Georgia

2016

Sept. 3 – Green Bay, WI – Wisconsin, 16-14, No. 5 LSU
Sept. 10 – Bristol, TN – No. 17 Tennessee, 45-24, Virginia Tech
Sept. 17 – Louisville, KY – No. 10 Louisville, 63-20, No. 2 Florida State
Sept. 24 – Knoxville, TN – No. 14 Tennessee, 38-28, No. 19 Florida
Oct-1 – Clemson, SC – No. 5 Clemson, 42-36, No. 3 Louisville
Oct-8 – College Station, TX – No. 8 Texas A&M, 45-38 2OT, No. 9 Tennessee
Oct-15 – Madison, WI – No. 2 Ohio State, 30-23 OT, No. 8 Wisconsin
Oct-22 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 1 Alabama, 33-14, No. 6 Texas A&M
Oct-29 – Salt Lake City, UT – No. 4 Washington, 31-24, No. 17 Utah
Nov-5 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 1 Alabama, 10-0, No. 15 LSU
Nov-12 – Seattle, WA – Southern California, 26-13, No. 4 Washington
Nov-19 – Kalamazoo, MI – No. 14 Western Michigan, 38-0, Buffalo
Nov-26 – Columbus, OH – No. 2 Ohio State, 30-27 2OT, No. 3 Michigan
Dec-3 – Indianapolis, IN (Big Ten Championship) – No. 8 Penn State, 38-31, No. 6 Wisconsin
Dec-10 – Baltimore, MD – Army, 21-17, Navy
Dec-31 – Glendale, AZ (CFP Semifinal) – No. 3 Clemson, 31-0, No. 2 Ohio State
Jan-2 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 9 Southern California, 52-49, No. 5 Penn State
Jan-9 – Tampa, FL (CFP National Championship) – No. 3 Clemson, 35-31, No. 1 Alabama

2015

Sept. 5 – Arlington, TX – No. 3 Alabama, 35-17, No. 20 Wisconsin
Sept. 12 – East Lansing, MI – No. 5 Michigan State, 31-28, No. 7 Oregon
Sept. 19 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 15 Ole Miss, 43-37, No. 2 Alabama
Sept. 26 – Tucson, AZ – No. 9 UCLA, 56-30, No. 16 Arizona
Oct-3 – Clemson, SC – No. 12 Clemson, 24-22, No. 6 Notre Dame
Oct-10 – Salt Lake City, UT – No. 5 Utah, 30-24, No. 23 California
Oct-17 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 7 Michigan State, 27-23, No. 12 Michigan
Oct-24 – Harrisonburg, VA – FCS No. 11 Richmond, 59-49, FCS No. 4 James Madison
Oct-31 – Philadelphia, PA – No. 9 Notre Dame, 24-20, No. 21 Temple
Nov-7 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 7 Alabama, 30-16, No. 4 LSU
Nov-14 – Waco, TX – No. 12 Oklahoma, 44-34, No. 4 Baylor
Nov-21 – Columbus, OH – No. 9 Michigan State, 17-14, No. 2 Ohio State
Nov-28 – Stillwater, OK – No. 5 Oklahoma, 58-23, No. 9 Oklahoma State
Dec-5 – Indianapolis, IN (Big Ten Championship) – No. 5 Michigan State, 16-13, No. 4 Iowa
Dec-12 – Philadelphia, PA – No. 21 Navy, 21-17, Army
Dec-31 – Miami Gardens, FL (CFP Semifinal) – No. 1 Clemson, 37-17, No. 4 Oklahoma
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 5 Stanford, 45-16, No. 6 Iowa
Jan-11 – Glendale, AZ (CFP National Championship) – No. 2 Alabama, 45-40, No. 1 Clemson

2014

Aug-30 – Arlington, TX – No. 1 Florida State, 37-31, Oklahoma State
Sept. 6 – Eugene, OR – No. 3 Oregon, 46-27, No. 7 Michigan State
Sept. 13 – Fargo, ND – FCS No. 1 North Dakota State, 58-0, Incarnate Word
Sept. 20 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 1 Florida State, 23-17 OT, No. 22 Clemson
Sept. 27 – Columbia, SC – Missouri, 21-20, No. 13 South Carolina
Oct-4 – Oxford, MS – No. 11 Ole Miss, 23-17, No. 3 Alabama
Oct-11 – Starkville, MS – No. 3 Mississippi State, 38-23, No. 2 Auburn
Oct-18 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 2 Florida State, 31-27, No. 5 Notre Dame
Oct-25 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 24 LSU, 10-7, No. 3 Ole Miss
Nov-1 – Morgantown, WV – No. 10 TCU, 31-30, No. 20 West Virginia
Nov-8 – East Lansing, MI – No. 13 Ohio State, 49-37, No. 7 Michigan State
Nov-15 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 4 Alabama, 25-20, No. 1 Mississippi State
Nov-22 – Boston, MA – FCS No. 14 Harvard, 31-24, Yale
Nov-29 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 1 Alabama, 55-44, No. 15 Auburn
Dec-6 – Waco, TX – No. 5 Baylor, 38-27, No. 9 Kansas State
Dec-13 – Baltimore, MD – Navy, 17-10, Army
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (CFP Semifinal) – No. 3 Oregon, 59-20, No. 2 Florida State
Jan-12 – Arlington, TX (CFP National Championship) – No. 4 Ohio State, 42-20, No. 3 Oregon

2013

Aug-31 – Clemson, SC – No. 8 Clemson, 38-35, No. 5 Georgia
Sept. 7 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 17 Michigan, 41-30, No. 13 Notre Dame
Sept. 14 – College Station, TX – No. 1 Alabama, 49-42, No. 6 Texas A&M
Sept. 21 – Fargo, ND – FCS No. 1 North Dakota State, 51-0, Delaware State
Sept. 28 – Athens, GA – No. 9 Georgia, 44-41, No. 6 LSU
Oct-5 – Evanston, IL – No. 4 Ohio State, 40-30, No. 16 Northwestern
Oct-12 – Seattle, WA – No. 12 Oregon, 45-24, No. 16 Washington
Oct-19 – Clemson, SC – No. 5 Florida State, 51-14, No. 3 Clemson
Oct-26 – Eugene, OR – No. 2 Oregon, 42-14, No. 12 UCLA
Nov-2 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 3 Florida State, 41-14, No. 7 Miami
Nov-9 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 1 Alabama, 38-17, No. 10 LSU
Nov-16 – Los Angeles, CA – Southern California, 20-17, No. 5 Stanford
Nov-23 – Stillwater, OK – No. 11 Oklahoma State, 49-17, No. 3 Baylor
Nov-30 – Auburn, AL – No. 4 Auburn, 34-28, No. 1 Alabama
Dec-7 – Indianapolis, IN (Big Ten Championship) – No. 10 Michigan State, 34-24, No. 2 Ohio State
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 4 Michigan State, 24-20, No. 5 Stanford”
Jan-6 – Pasadena, CA (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Florida State, 34-31, No. 2 Auburn

2012

Sept. 1 – Arlington, TX – No. 2 Alabama, 41-14, No. 8 Michigan
Sept. 8 – College Station, TX – No. 24 Florida, 20-17, Texas A&M
Sept. 15 – Knoxville, TN – No. 18 Florida, 37-20, No. 23 Tennessee
Sept. 22 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 4 Florida State, 49-37, No. 10 Clemson
Sept. 29 – East Lansing, MI – No. 14 Ohio State, 17-16, No. 20 Michigan State
Oct-6 – Columbia, SC – No. 6 South Carolina, 35-7, No. 5 Georgia
Oct-13 – South Bend, IN – No. 7 Notre Dame, 20-13 OT, No. 17 Stanford
Oct-20 – Gainesville, FL – No. 3 Florida, 44-11, No. 9 South Carolina
Oct-27 – Norman, OK – No. 5 Notre Dame, 30-13, No. 8 Oklahoma
Nov-3 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 1 Alabama, 21-17, No. 5 LSU
Nov-10 – USS San Diego – Troy, 41-31, Navy
Nov-17 – Eugene, OR – No. 14 Stanford, 17-14 OT, No. 1 Oregon
Nov-24 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 1 Notre Dame, 22-13, Southern California
Dec-1 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 2 Alabama, 32-28, No. 3 Georgia
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 8 Stanford, 20-14, No. 23 Wisconsin
Jan-2 – New Orleans, LA (Sugar Bowl) – No. 22 Louisville, 33-23, No. 4 Florida
Jan-7 – Miami Gardens, FL (BCS National Championship) – No. 2 Alabama, 42-14, No. 1 Notre Dame

2011

Sept. 3 – Arlington, TX – No. 4 LSU, 40-27, No. 3 Oregon
Sept. 10 – Ann Arbor, MI – Michigan, 35-31, Notre Dame
Sept. 17 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 1 Oklahoma, 23-13, No. 5 Florida State
Sept. 24 – Morgantown, WV – No. 2 LSU, 47-21, No. 16 West Virginia
Oct-1 – Madison, WI – No. 7 Wisconsin, 48-17, No. 8 Nebraska
Oct-8 – Dallas, TX – No. 3 Oklahoma, 55-17, No. 11 Texas
Oct-15 – Eugene, OR – No. 9 Oregon, 41-27, No. 18 Arizona State
Oct-22 – East Lansing, MI – No. 15 Michigan State, 37-31, No. 4 Wisconsin
Oct-29 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 4 Stanford, 56-48 3OT, No. 20 Southern California
Nov-5 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 1 LSU, 9-6 OT, No. 2 Alabama
Nov-12 – Stanford, CA – No. 6 Oregon, 53-30, No. 3 Stanford
Nov-19 – Houston, TX – No. 10 Houston, 37-7, SMU
Nov-26 – Auburn, AL – No. 2 Alabama, 42-14, No. 24 Auburn
Dec-3 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 1 LSU, 42-10, No. 12 Georgia
Jan-2 “– Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 6 Oregon, 45-38, No. 9 Wisconsin
Jan-3 – New Orleans, LA (Sugar Bowl) – No. 13 Michigan, 23-20, No. 17 Virginia Tech
Jan-4 – Miami Gardens, FL (Orange Bowl) – No. 23 West Virginia, 70-33, No. 14 Clemson
Jan-9 – New Orleans, LA (BCS National Championship) – No. 2 Alabama, 21-0, No. 1 LSU

2010

Sept. 4 – Atlanta, GA – No. 21 LSU, 30-24, No. 18 North Carolina
Sept. 11 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 1 Alabama, 24-3, No. 18 Penn State
Sept. 18 – Auburn, AL – No. 16 Auburn, 27-24 OT, Clemson
Sept. 25 – Boise, ID – No. 3 Boise State, 37-24, No. 24 Oregon State
Oct-2 – Eugene, OR – No. 4 Oregon, 52-31, No. 9 Stanford
Oct-9 – Columbia, SC – No. 19 South Carolina, 35-21, No. 1 Alabama
Oct-16 – Madison, WI – No. 18 Wisconsin, 31-18, No. 1 Ohio State
Oct-23 – Columbia, MO – No. 18 Missouri, 36-27, No. 3 Oklahoma
Oct-30 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 1 Oregon, 53-32, No. 24 Southern California
Nov-6 – Salt Lake City – No. 4 TCU, 47-7, No. 6 Utah
Nov-13 – Columbus, OH – No. 7 Ohio State, 38-24, Penn State
Nov-20 – Chicago, IL – Illinois, 48-27, No. 25 Northwestern
Nov-27 – Stillwater, OK – No. 14 Oklahoma, 47-41, No. 10 Oklahoma State
Dec-4 – Corvallis, OR – No. 1 Oregon, 37-20, Oregon State
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 3 TCU, 21-19, No. 4 Wisconsin
Jan-3 – Miami Gardens, FL (Orange Bowl) – No. 5 Stanford, 40-12, No. 12 Virginia Tech
Jan-4 – New Orleans, LA (Sugar Bowl) – No. 6 Ohio State, 31-26, No. 8 Arkansas
Jan-10 – Glendale, AZ (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Auburn, 22-19, No. 2 Oregon

2009

Sept. 5 – Atlanta, GA – No. 5 Alabama, 34-24, No. 7 Virginia Tech
Sept. 12 – Columbus, OH – No. 3 Southern California, 18-15, No. 8 Ohio State
Sept. 19 – Austin, TX – No. 2 Texas, 34-24, Texas Tech
Sept. 26 – University Park, PA – Iowa, 21-10, No. 4 Penn State
Oct-3 – Chestnut Hill, MA – Boston College, 28-21, Florida State
Oct-10 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 1 Florida, 13-3, No. 4 LSU
Oct-17 – Dallas, TX – No. 3 Texas, 16-13, No. 20 Oklahoma
Oct-24 – Provo, UT – No. 7 TCU, 38-7, No. 16 BYU
Oct-31 – Eugene, OR – No. 10 Oregon, 47-20, No. 4 Southern California
Nov-7 – Colorado Springs, CO – Air Force, 35-7, Army
Nov-14 – Fort Worth, TX – No. 4 TCU, 55-28, No. 16 Utah
Nov-21 – Tucson, AZ – No. 11 Oregon, 44-41 2OT, Arizona
Nov-28 – Gainesville, FL – No. 1 Florida, 37-10, Florida State
Dec-5 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 2 Alabama, 32-13, No. 1 Florida
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 8 Ohio State, 26-17, No. 7 Oregon
Jan-7 – Pasadena, CA (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Alabama, 37-21, No. 2 Texas

2008

Aug-30 – Atlanta, GA – No. 24 Alabama, 34-10, No. 9 Clemson
Sept. 6 – Gainesville, FL – No. 5 Florida, 26-3, Miami
Sept. 13 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 1 Southern California, 35-3, No. 5 Ohio State
Sept. 20 – Auburn, AL – No. 6 LSU, 26-21, No. 9 Auburn
Sept. 27 – Athens, GA – No. 8 Alabama, 41-30, No. 3 Georgia
Oct-4 – Nashville, TN – No. 19 Vanderbilt, 14-13, No. 13 Auburn
Oct-11 – Dallas, TX – No. 5 Texas, 45-35, No. 1 Oklahoma
Oct-18 – Austin, TX – No. 1 Texas, 56-31, No. 11 Missouri
Oct-25 – Columbus, OH – No. 3 Penn State, 13-6, No. 10 Ohio State
Nov-1 – Lubbock, TX – No. 6 Texas Tech, 39-33, No. 1 Texas
Nov-8 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 1 Alabama, 27-21 OT, No. 15 LSU
Nov-15 – Tallahassee, FL – Florida A&M (FCS), 45-24, Hampton
Nov-22 – Norman, OK – No. 5 Oklahoma, 65-21, No. 2 Texas Tech
Nov-29 – Stillwater, OK – No. 3 Oklahoma, 61-41, No. 11 Oklahoma State
Dec-6 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 2 Florida, 31-20, No. 1 Alabama
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 5 Southern California, 38-24, No. 6 Penn State
Jan-8 – Miami Gardens, FL (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Florida, 24-14, No. 2 Oklahoma

2007

Sept. 1 – Blacksburg, VA – No. 9 Virginia Tech, 17-7, East Carolina
Sept. 8 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 2 LSU, 48-7, No. 9 Virginia Tech
Sept. 15 – Lincoln, NE – No. 1 Southern California, 49-31, No. 14 Nebraska
Sept. 22 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 22 Georgia, 26-23 OT, No. 16 Alabama
Sept. 29 – Eugene, OR – No. 6 California, 31-24, No. 11 Oregon
Oct-6 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 1 LSU, 28-24, No. 9 Florida
Oct-13 – Norman, OK – No. 6 Oklahoma, 41-31, No. 11 Missouri
Oct-20 – Lexington, KY – No. 14 Florida, 45-37, No. 8 Kentucky
Oct-27 – University Park, PA – No. 1 Ohio State, 37-17, No. 25 Penn State
Nov-3 – Eugene, OR – No. 4 Oregon, 35-23, No. 6 Arizona State
Nov-10 – Williamstown, MA – Williams (DIII), 20-0, Amherst
Nov-17 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 7 Ohio State, 14-3, No. 23 Michigan
Nov-24 – Kansas City, MO – No. 3 Missouri, 36-28, No. 2 Kansas
Dec-1 – San Antonio, TX (Big 12 Championship) – No. 9 Oklahoma, 38-17, No. 1 Missouri
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 6 Southern California, 49-17, No. 13 Illinois
Jan-7 – New Orleans, LA (BCS National Championship) – No. 2 LSU, 38-24, No. 1 Ohio State

2006

Sept. 2 – Atlanta, GA – No. 2 Notre Dame, 14-10, Georgia Tech
Sept. 4 – Miami, FL – No. 11 Florida State, 13-10, No. 12 Miami
Sept. 9 – Austin, TX – No. 1 Ohio State, 24-7, No. 2 Texas
Sept. 16 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 4 Southern California, 28-10, No. 19 Nebraska
Sept. 23 – Columbus, OH – No. 1 Ohio State, 28-6, No. 24 Penn State
Sept. 30 – Iowa City – No. 1 Ohio State, 38-17, No. 13 Iowa
Oct-7 – Gainesville, FL – No. 5 Florida, 23-10, No. 9 LSU
Oct-14 – Auburn, AL – No. 11 Auburn, 27-17, No. 2 Florida
Oct-21 – Clemson, SC – No. 12 Clemson, 31-7, No. 13 Georgia Tech
Oct-28 – Columbia, SC – No. 8 Tennessee, 31-24, South Carolina
Nov-4 – College Station, TX – No. 18 Oklahoma, 17-16, No. 21 Texas A&M
Nov-11 – Fayetteville, AR – No. 11 Arkansas, 31-14, No. 13 Tennessee
Nov-18 – Columbus, OH – No. 1 Ohio State, 42-39, No. 2 Michigan
Nov-25 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 2 Southern California, 44-24, No. 6 Notre Dame
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 8 Southern California, 32-18, No. 3 Michigan
Jan-8 – Glendale, AZ (BCS National Championship) – No. 2 Florida, 41-14, No. 1 Ohio State

2005

Sept. 1 – Columbia, SC – South Carolina, 24-15, UCF
Sept. 3 – Pittsburgh, PA – Notre Dame, 42-21, No. 23 Pitt
Sept. 10 – Columbus, OH – No. 2 Texas, 25-22, No. 4 Ohio State
Sept. 17 – Chestnut Hill, MA – No. 8 Florida State, 28-17, No. 17 Boston College
Sept. 24 – Blacksburg, VA – No. 4 Virginia Tech, 51-7, No. 16 Georgia Tech
Oct-1 – Tempe, AZ – No. 1 Southern California, 38-28, No. 14 Arizona State
Oct-8 – University Park, PA – No. 16 Penn State, 17-10, No. 6 Ohio State
Oct-15 – South Bend, IN – No. 1 Southern California, 34-31, No. 9 Notre Dame
Oct-22 – Austin, TX – No. 2 Texas, 52-17, No. 8 Texas Tech
Oct-29 – Jacksonville, FL – No. 16 Florida, 14-10, No. 4 Georgia
Nov-5 – Blacksburg, FL – No. 5 Miami, 27-7, No. 3 Virginia Tech
Nov-12 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 5 LSU, 16-13 OT, No. 4 Alabama
Nov-19 – East Lansing, MI – No. 5 Penn State, 31-22, Michigan State
Nov-26 – New Orleans, LA – Grambling State, 50-35, Southern
Dec-3 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 1 Southern California, 66-19, No. 11 UCLA
Jan-4 – Pasadena, CA (BCS National Championship) – No. 2 Texas, 41-38, No. 1 Southern California

2004

Sept. 4 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 4 LSU, 22-21, Oregon State
Sept. 11 – Columbia, SC – No. 4 Georgia, 20-16, South Carolina
Sept. 18 – East Lansing, MI – Notre Dame, 31-24, Michigan State
Sept. 25 – Madison, WI – No. 20 Wisconsin, 16-3, Penn State
Oct-2 – Knoxville, TN – No. 8 Auburn, 34-10, No. 10 Tennessee
Oct-9 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 1 Southern California, 23-17, No. 7 California
Oct-16 – West Lafayette, IN – No. 10 Wisconsin, 20-17, No. 5 Purdue
Oct-23 – Raleigh, NC – No. 3 Miami, 45-31, NC State
Oct-30 – Stillwater, OK – No. 2 Oklahoma, 38-35, No. 20 Oklahoma State
Nov-13 – Auburn, AL – No. 3 Auburn, 24-6, No. 5 Georgia
Nov-20 – Salt Lake City, UT – No. 6 Utah, 52-21, BYU
Nov-27 – Los Angeles, CA – No. 1 Southern California, 41-10, Notre Dame
Dec-4 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 3 Auburn, 38-28, No. 15 Tennessee
Jan-4 – Miami Gardens, FL (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Southern California, 55-19, No. 2 Oklahoma

2003

Aug-30 – Columbus, OH – No. 2 Ohio State, 28-9, No. 17 Washington
Sept. 6 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 1 Oklahoma, 20-13, Alabama
Sept. 13 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 5 Michigan, 38-0, No. 15 Notre Dame
Sept. 20 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 11 LSU, 17-10, No. 7 Georgia
Sept. 27 – West Point, NY – South Florida, 28-0, Army
Oct-4 – Austin, TX – No. 13 Texas, 24-20, No. 16 Kansas State
Oct-11 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 2 Miami, 22-14, No. 5 Florida State
Oct-18 – Madison, WI – No. 13 Purdue, 26-23, No. 14 Wisconsin
Oct-25 – Bowling Green, OH – No. 23 Bowling Green, 34-18, No. 12 Northern Illinois
Nov-1 – Norman, OK – No. 1 Oklahoma, 52-9, No. 14 Oklahoma State
Nov-8 – Pittsburgh, PA – No. 25 Pitt, 31-28, No. 5 Virginia Tech
Nov-15 – Columbus, OH – No. 4 Ohio State, 16-13 OT, No. 11 Purdue
Nov-22 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 5 Michigan, 35-21, No. 4 Ohio State
Nov-29 – Gainesville, FL – No. 9 Florida State, 38-34, No. 11 Florida
Dec-6 – Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship) – No. 3 LSU, 34-13, No. 5 Georgia
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 1 Southern California, 28-14, No. 4 Michigan
Jan-4 – New Orleans, LA (BCS National Championship) – No. 3 LSU, 21-14, No. 2 Oklahoma

2002

Aug-31 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 13 Michigan, 31-29, No. 11 Washington
Sept. 7 – Gainesville, FL – No. 1 Miami, 41-16, No. 6 Florida
Sept. 14 – Columbus, OH – No. 6 Ohio State, 25-7, No. 10 Washington State
Sept. 21 – Knoxville, TN – No. 10 Florida, 30-13, No. 4 Tennessee
Oct-5 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 6 Georgia, 27-25, No. 22 Alabama
Oct-12 – Dallas, TX – No. 2 Oklahoma, 35-24, No. 3 Texas
Oct-19 – Colorado Springs, CO – No. 7 Notre Dame, 21-14, No. 18 Air Force
Oct-26 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 6 Notre Dame, 34-24, No. 11 Florida State
Nov-2 – Jacksonville, FL – No. 22 Florida, 20-13, No. 5 Georgia
Nov-9 – Knoxville, TN – No. 2 Miami, 26-3, Tennessee
Nov-16 – Philadelphia, PA – Penn, 44-9, Harvard
Nov-23 – Columbus, OH – No. 2 Ohio State, 14-9, No. 12 Michigan
Jan-3 – Tempe, AZ (BCS National Championship) – No. 2 Ohio State, 31-24, No. 1 Miami

2001

Sept. 1 – Tuscaloosa, AL – No. 17 UCLA, 20-17, No. 25 Alabama
Sept. 8 – Lincoln, NE – No. 5 Nebraska, 27-10, No. 17 Notre Dame
Sept. 15 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 6 Florida State-No. 10 Georgia Tech canceled
Sept. 29 – Norman, OK – No. 3 Oklahoma, 38-37, No. 11 Kansas State
Oct-6 – Dallas, TX – No. 3 Oklahoma, 14-3, No. 5 Texas
Oct-13 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 1 Miami, 49-27, No. 14 Florida State
Oct-27 – Lincoln, NE – No. 3 Nebraska, 20-10, No. 2 Oklahoma
Nov-3 – Colorado Springs, CO – Air Force, 34-24, Army
Nov-10 – Columbia, SC – No. 4 Florida, 54-17, No. 14 South Carolina
Nov-17 – Miami, FL – No. 1 Miami, 59-0, No. 14 Syracuse
Dec-1 – Gainesville, FL – No. 5 Tennessee, 34-32, No. 2 Florida
Jan-3 – Pasadena, CA (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Miami, 37-14, No. 4 Nebraska

2000

Aug-27 – Blacksburg, VA – No. 11 Virginia Tech-Georgia Tech canceled
Sept. 9 – South Bend, IN – No. 1 Nebraska, 27-24 OT, No. 23 Notre Dame
Sept. 16 – Knoxville, TN – No. 6 Florida, 27-23, No. 11 Tennessee
Sept. 23 – Eugene, OR – Oregon, 29-10, No. 6 UCLA
Sept. 30 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 9 Michigan, 13-10, No. 17 Wisconsin
Oct-7 – Miami, FL – No. 7 Miami, 27-24, No. 1 Florida State
Oct-14 – Manhattan, KS – No. 8 Oklahoma, 41-31, No. 2 Kansas State
Oct-28 – Norman, OK – No. 3 Oklahoma, 31-14, No. 1 Nebraska
Nov-4 – Miami, FL – No. 3 Miami, 41-21, No. 2 Virginia Tech
Nov-11 – College Station, TX – No. 1 Oklahoma, 35-31, No. 23 Texas A&M
Nov-18 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 3 Florida State, 30-7, No. 4 Florida
Dec-2 – Kansas City, MO (Big 12 Championship) – No. 1 Oklahoma, 27-24, No. 8 Kansas State
Jan-3 – Miami Gardens, FL (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Oklahoma, 13-2, No. 3 Florida State

1999

Aug-28 – University Park, PA – No. 3 Penn State, 41-7, No. 4 Arizona
Sept. 4 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 7 Michigan, 26-22, No. 16 Notre Dame
Sept. 18 – Gainesville, FL – No. 4 Florida, 23-21, No. 2 Tennessee
Sept. 25 – Madison, WI – No. 4 Michigan, 21-16, No. 20 Wisconsin
Oct-9 – East Lansing, MI – No. 11 Michigan State, 34-31, No. 3 Michigan
Oct-16 – Blacksburg, VA – No. 4 Virginia Tech, 62-0, No. 16 Syracuse
Oct-23 – Austin, TX – No. 18 Texas, 24-20, No. 3 Nebraska
Oct-30 – Jacksonville, FL – No. 5 Florida, 30-14, No. 10 Georgia
Nov-6 – Knoxville, TN – No. 4 Tennessee, 38-14, Notre Dame
Nov-13 – Blacksburg, VA – No. 2 Virginia Tech, 43-10, No. 19 Miami
Nov-20 – Gainesville, FL – No. 1 Florida State, 30-23, No. 4 Florida
Jan-4 – New Orleans, LA (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Florida State, 46-29, No. 2 Virginia Tech

1998

Sept. 5 – South Bend, IN – No. 22 Notre Dame, 36-20, No. 5 Michigan
Sept. 26 – Lincoln, NE – No. 2 Nebraska, 55-7, No. 9 Washington
Oct-3 – Columbus, OH – No. 1 Ohio State, 28-9, No. 7 Penn State
Oct-10 – Athens, GA – No. 5 Tennessee, 22-3, No. 7 Georgia
Oct-17 – Pasadena, CA – No. 2 UCLA, 41-38 OT, No. 11 Oregon
Oct-24 – Atlanta, GA – No. 5 Florida State, 34-7, No. 23 Georgia Tech
Nov-14 – Manhattan, KS – No. 2 Kansas State, 40-30, No. 11 Nebraska
Dec-5 – Miami, FL – Miami, 49-45, No. 3 UCLA
Jan-4 – Fiesta Bowl (BCS National Championship) – No. 1 Tennessee, 23-16, No. 2 Florida State

1997

Sept. 13 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 14 Michigan, 27-3, No. 8 Colorado
Sept. 20 – Gainesville, FL – No. 1 Florida, 33-20, No. 4 Tennessee
Oct-4 – Columbus, OH – No. 7 Ohio State, 23-7, No. 8 Iowa
Oct-11 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 14 LSU, 28-21, No. 1 Florida
Oct-18 – Auburn, AL – No. 7 Florida, 24-10, No. 6 Auburn
Oct-25 – East Lansing, MI – No. 5 Michigan, 23-7, No. 14 Michigan State
Nov-8 – Chapel Hill, NC – No. 2 Florida State, 20-3, No. 5 North Carolina
No. 22 – Gainesville, FL – No. 10 Florida, 32-29, No. 2 Florida State
Jan-1 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl) – No. 1 Michigan, 21-16, No. 8 Washington State
Jan-2 – Miami Gardens, FL (Orange Bowl) – No. 2 Nebraska, 42-17, No. 4 Tennessee

1996

Sept. 14 – Boulder, CO – No. 11 Michigan, 20-13, No. 5 Colorado
Sept. 21 – Knoxville, TN – No. 4 Florida, 35-29, No. 2 Tennessee
Sept. 28 – South Bend, IN – No. 4 Ohio State, 29-16, No. 5 Notre Dame
Oct-5 – Columbus, OH – No. 3 Ohio State, 38-7, No. 4 Penn State
Oct-26 – Iowa City, IA – No. 2 Ohio State, 38-26, No. 20 Iowa
Nov-9 – Baton Rouge, LA – No. 10 Alabama, 26-0, No. 11 LSU
Nov-23 – Birmingham, AL – No. 15 Alabama, 24-23, Auburn
Nov-30 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 2 Florida State, 24-21, No. 1 Florida
Jan-2 – New Orleans, LA (Sugar Bowl) – No. 3 Florida, 52-20, No. 1 Florida State

1995

Sept. 9 – Knoxville, TN – No. 8 Tennessee, 30-27, Georgia
Sept. 23 – Boulder, CO – No. 7 Colorado, 29-21, No. 3 Texas A&M
Sept. 30 – Norman, OK – No. 4 Colorado, 38-17, No. 10 Oklahoma
Oct-7 – Tallahassee, FL – No. 1 Florida State, 41-17, Miami
Oct-14 – Birmingham, AL – No. 6 Tennessee, 41-14, No. 12 Alabama
Oct-21 – South Bend, IN – No. 17 Notre Dame, 38-10, No. 5 Southern California
Oct-28 – Boulder, CO – No. 2 Nebraska, 44-21, No. 7 Colorado
Nov-11 – Evanston, IL – No. 5 Northwestern, 31-20, Iowa
Nov-18 – Auburn, AL – No. 21 Auburn, 31-27, No. 17 Alabama
Nov-25 – Gainesville, FL – No. 3 Florida, 35-24, No. 6 Florida State
Jan-2 – Tempe, AZ (Fiesta Bowl) – No. 1 Nebraska, 62-24, No. 2 Florida

1994

Sept. 10 – South Bend, IN – No. 6 Michigan, 26-24, No. 3 Notre Dame
Sept. 17 – Lincoln, NE – No. 2 Nebraska, 49-21, No. 13 UCLA
Oct-8 – Miami, FL – No. 13 Miami, 34-20, No. 3 Florida State
Oct-15 – Ann Arbor, MI – No. 3 Penn State, 31-24, No. 5 Michigan
Oct-29 – Lincoln, NE – No. 3 Nebraska, 24-7, No. 2 Colorado
Nov-19 – Birmingham, AL – No. 4 Alabama, 21-14, No. 6 Auburn

1993

Nov-13 – South Bend, IN – No. 2 Notre Dame, 31-24, No. 1 Florida State