(Governor’s Office Press Release, November 13, 2026)
Boise, Idaho – Governor Brad Little today proclaimed November 13-15, 2026, as College GameDay Weekend in Idaho, celebrating ESPN’s return to Boise State University for its nationally televised College GameDay broadcast for the first time since 2010.
ESPN’s College GameDay, one of the most recognized programs in college football, will broadcast live from 7-10 a.m. at DeChevrieux Field on Boise State’s campus Saturday, November 14, bringing national attention to the university, the Treasure Valley, and the entire State of Idaho.
“College GameDay coming back to Boise is a big deal for Idaho. It puts our state, Boise State University, and that iconic blue turf in front of millions of people across the country. Idahoans are proud of our Broncos, proud of our state, and proud to show the rest of the country what makes Idaho special. I encourage everyone to get out, wear their blue and orange, and cheer on the Broncos this weekend!” Governor Little said.
The return is especially meaningful as Boise State prepares to face Oregon State University, renewing the same matchup that brought College GameDay to Boise in 2010. The broadcast will showcase the passion of Bronco fans and the national appeal of Boise State football.
“Boise State has built a tremendous tradition of excellence in academics, athletics, and service. Events like this demonstrate the university’s impact well beyond its campus. We look forward to welcoming ESPN and the nation to Idaho,” Governor Little said.
Governor Little encourages Idahoans to celebrate College GameDay Weekend and support the Boise State Broncos as they take on the Oregon State Beavers on Saturday, November 14, at 4 p.m. at Albertsons Stadium.
Go Broncos!
