ESPN College GameDay Cereal Collection celebrates “The Game”

As the 2022-2023 College Football Season begins to wind down, this weekend’s “The Game,” undefeated Michigan versus undefeated Ohio State will give one team an edge going into the post season. While the fans and alumni will be ready to cheer every play on the field, ESPN College GameDay is ready to fuel the whole day’s festivities. Since breakfast is imperative to keep those energy levels up, the ESPN College GameDay Cereal Collection has a favor for every personality.

For college football fans, the game day experience is more than just four quarters of action on the gridiron. From the early morning tailgate to the post-game de-briefing, it is a whole experience. Luckily, the team at ESPN College GameDay is there every step of the way.

During this weekend’s “The Game,” there is a little extra being served ahead of kickoff. The EPSN College GameDay Cereal Collection puts the cast members front and center on their own cereals. Although this cereal might not be the iconic Wheaties box, it is a fun connection promotion as the college season approaches the post-season.

The ESPN College GameDay Cereal Collection includes Streities, Corso’s Cereal, Dez’s Magic Maize Flakes, Streities, Rece’s Undefeated Eats, David’s Dawg Chow, and McAfee Crunch. Similar to those other small cereal boxes that many people remember from their childhood, the images and activities on the box are just as important as the cereal inside. For this promotion, the branding might even overshadow the cereal itself.

Whether that crossword on the back helps get the mind sharp for all the witty commentary or fact sharing during the game or the cereal is pre-game that helps fill the stomach before all that tailgate food takes over, many college football fans would be clamoring for a taste. Or, it might be a collector’s item for that ultimate college football fan.

While many people would happily buy a box or two, the ESPN College GameDay Cereal Collection is not available in stores. It will be available exclusively at “The Game” in Columbus, Ohio this weekend.

It might not be time for Post-Seasoning because the college football is far from over. Grab a bowl, start a cheer, and get ready for another weekend of ESPN GameDay.