ESPN Gameday coming to Cameron on Jan 18th (vs. Louisville)

[JasonEvans]

DURHAM, N.C. -- ESPN's College GameDay Covered by State Farm will make its season debut at Cameron Indoor Stadium for the second consecutive year, on Saturday, January 18 to preview that night's showdown between No. 2 Duke hosts No. 13 Louisville.

The traveling pregame college basketball show, hosted by Rece Davis with analysts Jay Bilas, Seth Greenberg and LaPhonso Ellis, returns for its 16th season, beginning Saturday. The morning show will be live from Cameron Indoor Stadium, beginning at 11 a.m. ET on ESPN, before the Blue Devils take on the Cardinals at 6 p.m.

This will be the 11th time Cameron Indoor Stadium hosts College GameDay, two more than Kentucky's Rupp Arena for the most of any venue in the show's 16-year history.

The January 18th matchup will be highlighted by two of the top players in the ACC going head to head in Duke freshman Vernon Carey Jr., and Louisville junior Jordan Nwora. Nwora currently leads the conference in scoring (21.0 ppg), while Carey is third in that category but leads the league in field goal percentage (.628). Nwora and Carey are two of three players ranked in the ACC's top 10 in scoring, rebounding and shooting efficiency.

[jv001]

Uh, I guess that means Mr. Bilas will give us his views on every call made or not made by the refs and probably figure some way to mention something positive about the cheats.
GoDuke!

[noworries]

Uh, I guess that means Mr. Bilas will give us his views on every call made or not made by the refs and probably figure some way to mention something positive about the cheats.
GoDuke!

What's the over/under on "he's only scratching the surface of how good he's gonna be"?

[budwom]

"he was fouled on that play and they didn't call it."

[uh_no]

DURHAM, N.C. -- ESPN's College GameDay Covered by State Farm will make its season debut at Cameron Indoor Stadium for the second consecutive year, on Saturday, January 18 to preview that night's showdown between No. 2 Duke hosts No. 13 Louisville.

The traveling pregame college basketball show, hosted by Rece Davis with analysts Jay Bilas, Seth Greenberg and LaPhonso Ellis, returns for its 16th season, beginning Saturday. The morning show will be live from Cameron Indoor Stadium, beginning at 11 a.m. ET on ESPN, before the Blue Devils take on the Cardinals at 6 p.m.

This will be the 11th time Cameron Indoor Stadium hosts College GameDay, two more than Kentucky's Rupp Arena for the most of any venue in the show's 16-year history.

The January 18th matchup will be highlighted by two of the top players in the ACC going head to head in Duke freshman Vernon Carey Jr., and Louisville junior Jordan Nwora. Nwora currently leads the conference in scoring (21.0 ppg), while Carey is third in that category but leads the league in field goal percentage (.628). Nwora and Carey are two of three players ranked in the ACC's top 10 in scoring, rebounding and shooting efficiency.

That means UNC is too terrible for them to justify coming to cameron for that game the last week of the season, as they typically have.

[BandAlum83]

That means UNC is too terrible for them to justify coming to cameron for that game the last week of the season, as they typically have.

"You can throw away the record books when Duke and UNC play! This will be a war!"

Hopefully nothing of the sort...

[Pghdukie]

"Spectacular"

[uh_no]

"You can throw away the record books when Duke and UNC play! This will be a war!"

Hopefully nothing of the sort...

odds that Jay picks UNC for <insert inane reason>

[Troublemaker]

"Carolina with Cole Anthony healthy is absolutely an NCAA tournament team."

The crusade begins.

[Stray Gator]

"he was fouled on that play and they didn't call it."

"Duke may have got away with one there . . . "

[brevity]

The traveling pregame college basketball show...

ESPN makes it sound like a carnival. What, are there clowns and face painting?

...hosted by Rece Davis with analysts Jay Bilas, Seth Greenberg...

Oh, I guess there are.

[scottdude8]

I was curious if Jay-Will would still be on College Gameday this year, and this confirms he won't be after his conspicuous absence from ESPN's CBB coverage this year. Has he shifted entirely to NBA coverage now? If so that's a shame, because I did love his perspective and the way he countered Greenberg.