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DoorDash will pay for your Saturday college football watch party — and might just give you a Dodge Charger

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DoorDash will pay for your Saturday college football watch party — and might just give you a Dodge Charger

TL;DR: Starting Sept.

5, DoorDash's Streaks program rewards college football fans for ordering on Saturdays: 1,000 fans who place four qualifying $20+ orders get $250 in DoorDash credit, one fan wins a Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat, and college students nationwide can get free Student DashPass through Oct.

12.

Saturday college football and DoorDash orders already go hand in hand — now DoorDash is making sure you get something back for it.

The company's Streaks program is returning for the 2026 season , and starting Sept.

5, fans can score everything from game-day credit to free DashPass to a literal muscle car, just for doing what they were already going to do anyway: order food and watch the games .

How to score $250 for your watch party 1,000 fans who place four qualifying orders (each with a $20+ subtotal) will get $250 in DoorDash credit to cover a Saturday watch-party order for their crew.

Basically, keep ordering through the season, and DoorDash foots the bill for one big one.

One fan will also win a Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat — the ultimate game-day ride upgrade.

DoorDash is also giving college students nationwide a free Student DashPass through Oct.

12, which helps reduce delivery costs for game-day orders all season long.

If you're in school and ordering food most Saturdays anyway, this one's an easy way to save.

The real jackpot: $757,500 toward a house Every month that fans hit their Streak milestone, they earn an entry toward the grand prize: $757,500 toward the house of their dreams, plus a new fridge stocked with a year's supply of Dr.

Pepper.

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