ESPN's choice of a song to go along with its college football coverage is an annual tradition, and we've got the song the Worldwide Leader will use for the 2026-27 season.
It's a song from Shaboozey from his new album, The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales called "High Noon," and it features rapper Gunna. The video ESPN dropped shows why the network chose it: There's the Western movie motif in the music and lyrics like, "Tryna knock me off my feet, still standing."
Here's a look at the video with Shaboozey's tune that will no doubt hype you up for the upcoming season:
The return of college football brings new excitement, new hope and of course, a new song 😮💨 "High Noon" by @ShaboozeysJeans featuring @1GunnaGunna is this year's anthem for
College Football on ESPN 🔥 pic.twitter.com/KFfpPypsnQ
— ESPN (@espn) July 31, 2026
Good stuff.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: ESPN reveals new song for 2026 college football coverage and it's a banger
