David Pollack makes career move 3 years after 'College GameDay' exit
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Former Georgia Bulldogs All-American defensive end David Pollack was laid off by ESPN in 2023 after serving on "College GameDay" since 2011. Pollack has found his next career move after spending the past couple of seasons covering college football. Now, Pollack and his podcast, "See Ball Get Ball" are coming to On3.
On3 announced the news ahead of the 2026 college football season. Pollack's content will be available on On3 in addition to YouTube, where his show has been airing for the past few years.
Pollack remains a media favorite for many Georgia fans, who aren't exactly loving his GameDay replacement Pat McAfee. He has also served as a high school football coach for North Oconee High School, which is less than an hour away from Athens.
Pollack's son, Nicholas, who is a talented tight end recruit in the class of 2027, plays for North Oconee. Nicholas Pollack has committed to playing for one of Georgia football's biggest rivals.
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David Pollack's career arc will continue to be interesting to watch. Pollack is arguably the most prominent former Georgia player in college football media along with quarterback Aaron Murray, who now works for SEC Network.
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