College GameDay returns to DeChevrieux Field with 14,000-person 2010 precedent
ESPN will tape the three-hour live show for free on November 14, with gates opening at 4:30 a.m. and parking costing $20 per space.
By Aiko Nakamura ·
More than 14,000 people attended the last College GameDay visit to Boise State in 2010. ESPN brings the show back to DeChevrieux Field on Saturday, November 14, for a three-hour live pregame broadcast from 7 to 10 a.m. The event is free to watch and requires no tickets.
Parking at the Lincoln Avenue Garage, Brady Street Garage, and the Grant East and West lots opens at 2 a.m. Each space costs $20. Gates to the field open at 4:30 a.m. Manitou Avenue and Grant Avenue close between Belmont Street and University Drive from midnight until the game ends.
The first 300 people in line receive access to the Pit area for closer stage viewing. Attendees in that zone must pass additional screening. The space is first-come, first-served, and leaving the Pit means rejoining the general line with no guaranteed re-entry.
Fans are encouraged to wear blue and orange and bring creative signs. College GameDay bans signs containing web addresses, QR codes, vulgarities, or political or religious messages. Signs for the Pit cannot be on poles or oversized. All signs are inspected before entry.
Large bags, backpacks, and chairs are not allowed inside the field. An unsecured area is available for storing chairs and other large items. Boise State does not accept responsibility for items left in that area.
