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ESPN College GameDay Week 1 live stream: Watch South Carolina vs. North Carolina

Connor Muldowney
Connor Muldowney

Saturday Blitz

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Folks, it’s that time of year again. College GameDay is back to grace us with its presence every Saturday morning for the next three months.

It’s going to be great to see the crew back in action for another year, even if it will look a little different with the recent ESPN layoffs. Some key figures will be missed on the show, but that shouldn’t steer anyone away from the glorious multi-hour preview show.

South Carolina and North Carolina will be featured in this week’s destination to Charlotte, N.C.

The Gamecocks open the season as somewhat overlooked in the SEC, but you just can’t sleep on them, especially with how they finished the 2022 season and the fact that Spencer Rattler is back. This is not a team that’s going to roll over in the opener.

As for North Carolina, Mack Brown has one of the best quarterbacks in the country as well and it just all depends on if the defense can make stops. Drake Maye will put on a show.

There’s plenty of intrigue surrounding this game, but first, we have to binge hours of College GameDay to get us in the mood.

Here’s how you can watch College GameDay Week 1 online:

Date: Saturday, Sept. 2
Time: 9 a.m. ET
Location: Charlotte, N.C.
TV: ESPN
Live Stream: WatchESPN | Fubo

You have to tune into the first edition of College GameDay for the 2023 season as this one will be good with two great teams being featured at a neutral site.

Connor Muldowney

Connor Muldowney

Connor is the expert of Rubbing The Rock and Spartan Avenue and has been covering college football and basketball at FanSided for over 10 years. He worked previously for the Detroit News and Bleacher Report. Connor graduated from Michigan State with a degree in journalism and has stopped his dad from leaving way too many sporting events early to “beat traffic”. If he’s not watching sports, you can find him hanging out with his dog, Izzy, and trying to find the scariest horror movie out there.