In a stunning power move that’s sending shockwaves through the college football world, former Georgia Bulldog and beloved analyst David Pollack has inked a record-breaking broadcasting deal with the SEC Network, officially parting ways with longtime employer ESPN.
Sources close to the matter reveal that this groundbreaking contract not only makes Pollack one of the highest-paid college football analysts in television history, but also positions the SEC Network as a dominant media force, potentially outshining its former parent company in exclusive coverage and analyst talent.
The move comes amid growing tensions and shifts within the college football media landscape, and insiders say Pollack’s decision is more than just about money — it’s about influence, creative control, and repping the South on a bigger stage than ever before.
Fans are already buzzing: What does this mean for College GameDay? Will the SEC Network challenge ESPN’s monopoly on game-day commentary? And most importantly — what’s next for Pollack in this bold new chapter?
Stay tuned as this story develops — College Football broadcasting will never be the same.
