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ESPN’s College Football Playoff: Top 25 Rankings Show Returns October 10

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ESPN’s College Football Playoff: Top 25 Rankings Show Returns October 10

As the College Football Playoff enters its fourth year, ESPN will once again present the College Football Playoff: Top 25 rankings show live this season. Every Tuesday beginning October 10, host Rece Davis and analysts Joey Galloway, Kirk Herbstreit, Booger McFarland and David Pollack, among others, will discuss the top teams in college football, as each vie for a top four spot and the chance to compete for a national championship. The first of six rankings, determined by the CFP selection committee, will be exclusively revealed on Tuesday, Oct. 31. All shows will air at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN, unless otherwise noted.

The weekly one-hour show will also feature a live interview with committee chairman Kirby Hocutt, who will provide insights into the committee’s decisions, as well as with coaches reacting to their team’s rankings.

Date Time (ET) Show Network
Tue, Oct 10 7 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25 ESPN
Tue, Oct 17 7 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25 ESPN
Tue, Oct 24 7 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25 ESPN
Tue, Oct 31 7 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25 ESPN
Tue, Nov 7 7 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25 ESPN
Tue, Nov 14 9 – 9:30 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25
(From Champions Classic in Chicago)
ESPN
Tue, Nov 21 7 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25 ESPN
Tue, Nov 28 7 p.m. College Football Playoff: Top 25 ESPN
Sun, Dec 3 Noon* College Football Playoff: Top 25 Selection Show ESPN

Schedule subject to change
*four-hour selection show

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Anna Negron

It was always a dream of mine to work at ESPN, and here I am! I joined the College Sports PR team in March 2016. Hailing from the great Garden State, I graduated from Seton Hall University (Go Pirates!) with a degree in sport management, where I not only sang the National Anthem at games, but was also a member of the Seton Hall Sapphires Dance Team and a student reporter for Pirate Sports Network. Before joining ESPN, I served as a Public Relations Associate for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
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