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Steve Young Named BYU GameDay Guest Picker

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Pro Football Hall of Famer and BYU quarterback Steve Young will be ESPN’s guest picker when College GameDay broadcasts from Provo ahead of the unbeaten Cougars’ Top-10 matchup with Notre Dame. The selection was announced by analyst Pat McAfee, after former BYU linebacker Kyle Van Noy had said he was not contacted for the role. It will be only the second College GameDay broadcast from BYU; the previous visit was in 2009.

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