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Johnny Knoxville Set as Guest Picker for Week 4 Clash in Tennessee

College GameDay is heading to Knoxville for a massive matchup between Texas and Tennessee, featuring actor Johnny Knoxville as the guest picker.

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The Big Matchup in Knoxville

The college football spotlight shines brightly on Knoxville, Tennessee for Week 4. The popular Saturday morning pregame show is setting up at Ayres Hall. Fans can get ready for one of the biggest matchups of the early season.

The main event features the top ranked Texas Longhorns taking on the host team. The Tennessee Volunteers enter the game ranked fourteenth. It is a massive clash that will draw eyes from all over the country.

The morning broadcast runs from 9 a.m. until noon. For the early risers, the digital countdown show, Countdown to College GameDay, starts at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time. This gives fans plenty of time to get excited before the games begin.

A Famous Guest Picker

Every week, fans look forward to seeing who will join the analysts to predict the day's biggest games. For Week 4, the show has lined up a very fitting guest.

Actor Johnny Knoxville will join the desk on Saturday morning. The star will help the crew make their weekly picks. Having Johnny Knoxville in his namesake city adds extra excitement to the broadcast. He will join the desk ahead of the matchup between No. 1 Texas and No. 14 Tennessee. His appearance was announced on social media, bringing even more anticipation to the weekend.

Fan Experiences on Campus

Supporters who show up early at Ayres Hall have plenty of activities to keep them busy. There are several interactive fan opportunities on site.

Fans can step into The Home Depot Hype Hat. This is an immersive hype room filled with flashing lights and music. The GameDay crew will be involved, giving fans a chance to show their team spirit and walk away with a unique shareable memory.

There is also a sign making station. If you forgot to bring a sign, the station provides all the supplies needed to create one. Making a sign also gives fans a chance to win premium on camera seats and exclusive GameDay merchandise. This is a great way for fans to get involved in the broadcast.

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