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ESPN's College GameDay is a Saturday morning necessity:	TRUE FALSE
You come home after a long day; your team lost on a last-second field goal. You flip on the TV and realize the late-night WAC game is just starting. The winner moves into first place in the conference standings. Do you say up and watch?	DEFINITELY MAYBE NO WAY
Your team is playing a D-IAA nobody today, and the weather forecast looks horrible. You glance at the TV guide and see you've got Michigan/Iowa at 11:00, Oklahoma/Texas at 2:30, and Tennessee/LSU at 6:00. What do you do?	GO TO THE GAME GO TO THE GAME, BUT SKIP THE TAILGATE TO CATCH THE EARLY TV GAME STAY HOME ON THE COUCH
Which makes your Saturday better, your team winning 49-0 or your rival losing 21-20?	YOUR TEAM'S WIN YOUR RIVAL'S LOSS
Would you rather go 10-1 with the only loss coming at the hands of your hated rival or go 7-4 and slam the rival by three TDs to end the regular season?	10-1 7-4
The car's all loaded up and ready to head out for the game. You stop just a moment before getting in, taking time to count how many flags, wind socks, magnets, etc. are attached to your vehicle. How many are there?	NONE 1-2 3-5 6-...
It's a big weekend, and ESPN, ESPN2, FoxSportsNet, NBC, ABC, CBS, and the regional broadcasting company all have games going on at once. How many can you, or are you willing, to watch at once?	1 2-3 4-5 6-...
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