Pat McAfee is a man of many talents, and he's also a man who is in a lot of places at different points in time.

The biggest reason for the jealously, though, is because McAfee can do whatever he wants. ESPN can’t control McAfee. McAfee can have on all the non-ESPN people he wants. McAfee can curse.

Marchand also noted that contractual obligations haven't stopped McAfee from making career-altering decisions in the past.

Hours before Pat McAfee delivered a rousing pep talk to Pacers fans on Wednesday, a swarm of his supporters stayed long after the end of his show.

The Athletic published an article about Pat McAfee titled "Inside Pat McAfee’s world: Adam Schefter’s ban, solo GameDay ...

Pat McAfee has gone from an NFL punter with a small following to one of the most famous individuals in sports. After retiring ...

Pat McAfee loves West Virginia football. From rumors of a massive NIL donation to WVU if they hired his former coach Rich Rodriguez for a second stint -- which ...

Pat McAfee has responded to the report that he considered producing an independent version of College GameDay, among other ...

For weekday games during next year’s Finals, Johnson, Barkley, Smith and O’Neal will host the pregame and halftime shows on ABC, replacing Malika Andrews, Stephen A. Smith, Bob Myers and Kendrick ...

Two seasons as a host on ESPN's College GameDay has Pat McAfee wondering if he should leave the band and start touring solo.

One of the faces of ESPN's College GameDay show, Pat McAfee considered a breakaway version of the program himself.

College GameDay panelist Pat McAfee was reportedly upset with a segment that was aired last fall while the crew was in Norman.