Game 2 of the College World Series finale between Coastal Carolina and LSU had some fireworks early in showdown. Chanticleers ...

College GameDay's Rece Davis made his choice clear when discussing who is the best returning quarterback in college football ...

The ESPN host opened up about his doubts—and why he’s now betting big on Clemson’s quarterback heading into a pivotal season.

ESPN will always have SEC bias and now they're using it to put one SEC quarterback on a pedestal ahead of the 2025 season.

Rece Davis is changing his name. More specifically, the ESPN personality is changing the spelling of his first name. From now on, Rece Davis will be known as Reese Davis.

ESPN’s Rece Davis, the host of College GameDay for several years, discussed Saban‘s move to ESPN on this week’s episode of the College GameDay Podcast on YouTube.

Rece Davis of ESPN speaks during media day before the championship game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at the Georgia World Congress Center on January 18, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia.

ESPN host Rece Davis on Sunday offered a clarification for a comment he made earlier on "College GameDay" during a conversation with ESPN Bet analyst Erin Dolan.

ESPN talent Rece Davis caught flak for suggesting a sports bet was "risk-free investment" during a segment of College GameDay on Sunday with sports betting analyst Erin Dolan.

Longtime ESPN stars Rece Davis and Mel Kiper Jr. clashed during Day 3 of the network's NFL Draft coverage over Shedeur Sanders' fall to the fifth round.

Rece Davis (l.) interviews Jim Harbaugh (r.) after Michigan’s Rose Bowl win on Jan. 1, 2024. Getty Images. Social media was quick to criticize Davis’ assessment.