ESPN, Nick Saban turn 'College GameDay' into political propaganda | Opinion
Senator Ted Cruz appeared on ESPN's "College GameDay" to discuss his legislation. Critics argue the network is allowing the sports pregame show to be used as a platform for political advocacy. The segment has sparked debate over the program's shift toward political content.
Cruz’s stumping for his legislation on “GameDay” was the latest example of ESPN allowing its popular Saturday morning pregame show to be used as a platform for political advocacy.
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