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ESPN College GameDay to debut for 2019 with UVA-Duke

Chris Graham

espn college gamedayESPN College GameDay Covered by State Farm will make its 2019 season debut in Durham on Saturday, Jan. 19, as #2 Duke hosts #1 UVA for a showdown at Cameron Indoor Stadium between the last two ACC champions.

The traveling pregame college basketball show, hosted by Rece Davis with analysts Jay Bilas, Seth Greenberg and Jay Williams, returns for its 15th season, beginning Saturday. The show will make its first stop of the year at Duke ahead of the Saturday Primetime presented by H&R Block matchup between the Blue Devils and Cavaliers (6 p.m. ET, ESPN).

The morning show will be live from Cameron Indoor Stadium, beginning at 11 a.m. ET on ESPN. This will be the ninth time College GameDay will originate from Cameron Indoor Stadium, one more than Kansas’ Phog Allen Fieldhouse for the most of any venue in the show’s 15-season history.

 
 




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