‘College GameDay’ Announces Destination for Week 15

‘College GameDay’ has announced where its traveling for conference championship weekend.

The College GameDay crew is heading to this state once again next week. | Mateo Rosiles/ Avalanche-Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

As expected, ESPN’s College GameDay wrapped up the 2025 regular season in Ann Arbor for "The Game" between Michigan and Ohio State, college football’s best rivalry game. The defending national champions finally took down their arch rivals by defeating the Wolverines 27-9 and snapping Michigan’s four-game winning streak against them.

The day after rivalry week, College GameDay announced its destination for conference championship weekend.

ESPN’s College GameDay Week 15 destination

College GameDay is returning to the SEC for conference championship weekend, spotlighting the conference title game between Georgia and Alabama in Atlanta. Texas A&M, who joined the SEC in 2012, was originally slated to appear in its first SEC championship game until Texas handed them their first loss of the season to keep them out of the game.

Instead, Georgia and Alabama will face off in the SEC title game for the fifth time in the last 15 years. Alabama beat Georgia earlier this year 24-21 in Athens, and has won each of their last four conference championship matchups. Overall, the Crimson Tide has won 10 of their last 11 games against the Bulldogs.

Georgia comes into the game at 11-1 while Alabama heads to Atlanta after defeating Auburn to move to 10-2 on the season.

College GameDay alternatively could have traveled to Indiana for the Big Ten championship game between undefeated Ohio State and Indiana, but instead opted to return to the south for this classic SEC rivalry clash.

Every College GameDay destination of the 2025 season

Week	Date	City	Home Team	Away Team	Home Game Score
1	Aug. 30	Columbus, Ohio	Ohio State	Texas	14–7, Ohio State
2	Sept. 6	Norman, Okla.	Oklahoma	Michigan	24–13, Oklahoma
3	Sept. 13	Knoxville, Tenn.	Tennessee	Georgia	44–41, Georgia (OT)
4	Sept. 20	Coral Gables, Fla.	Miami	Florida	26–7, Miami
5	Sept. 27	University Park, Pa.	Penn State	Oregon	30–24, Oregon (2OT)
6	Oct. 4	Tuscaloosa, Ala.	Alabama	Vanderbilt	30–14, Alabama
7	Oct. 11	Eugene, Ore.	Oregon	Indiana	30–20, Indiana
8	Oct. 18	Athens, Ga.	Georgia	Ole Miss	43–35, Georgia
9	Oct. 25	Nashville, Tenn.	Vanderbilt	Missouri	17–10, Vanderbilt
10	Nov. 1	Salt Lake City, Utah	Utah	Cincinnati	45-14, Utah
11	Nov. 8	Lubbock, Texas	Texas Tech	BYU	29-7, Texas Tech
12	Nov. 15	Pittsburgh, Pa.	Pittsburgh	Notre Dame	37-15, Notre Dame
13	Nov. 22	Eugene, Ore.	Oregon	USC	42-27, Oregon
14	Nov. 29	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Michigan	Ohio State	27-9, Ohio State
15	Dec. 6	Atlanta, Ga.	Georgia	Alabama	TBD

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