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Lee Corso is retiring from ESPNs “College GameDay” following Week 1 of the college football season, and the longtime analyst’s final show will be in a very appropriate location. On Tuesday, ESPN announced that “College …
Earlier this week, ESPN announced that Lee Corso’s near-four-decade run as an analyst would officially come to an end following a final “College GameDay” appearance on Saturday, August 30. That show will also feature Coso’s …
Lee Corso has been a staple of ESPN’s college football coverage for nearly four decades, but the longtime analyst’s wildly popular run will soon come to an end. ESPN announced on Thursday that Corso will work his final “College …
Lee Corso reached a big milestone on Saturday, and the longtime analyst was nearly moved to tears over the way ESPN celebrated it. Corso was hired by ESPN in 1987. His famous headgear picks began in 1996, when he picked Ohio State to defeat Penn …
Pat McAfee was a big addition to ESPN’s pregame show for the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday, and a few of his colleagues didn’t know what hit them. McAfee brought his high-energy, WWE-promotion cutting, wild-man …
Lee Corso will miss “College GameDay” this week, marking his third absence in 2022, prompting concern for viewers. ESPN announced Friday that the 87-year-old Corso would not travel to Jackson for Saturday’s broadcast, citing a …
Steve Sarkisian shared a really nice message of support for Lee Corso on Saturday. The Texas coach appeared on a mic’d up video prior to the Longhorns’ rivalry game against Oklahoma. Sark spoke fondly of “College GameDay” and …
Lee Corso has been a staple on ESPN’s “College GameDay” college football pregame show since 1987, but the aging former coach has viewers somewhat concerned. The 87-year-old personality did not appear on “GameDay” …
Lee Corso is known for his extravagant “College GameDay” picks, but he may have outdone himself on Saturday. 85-year-old Corso is broadcasting from his home instead of traveling to each week’s venue. That has presented some …
ESPN’s “College GameDay” made its on-site debut for 2020 on Saturday, but one of its longtime stalwarts had his own setup. Saturday’s broadcast originated from the campus of Wake Forest ahead of the team’s opener against …
College GameDay icon Lee Corso was on duty for ABC’s NFL Draft coverage on Thursday night, and he brought a bit of his usual flair to the proceedings. Corso, a believer that Ohio State’s Dwayne Haskins is the best quarterback in the …
Lee Corso is showing that even at 82, he still has the moves. Corso was in Blacksburg on Saturday as “GameDay” was held at the site of the Virginia Tech-Clemson game. The ESPN personality spent some time on the sideline watching the game, …
Michigan State fans are having a little fun with Lee Corso over his College GameDay picks. The ESPN show has visited the site of three Michigan State games this season. All three times, Corso picked against the Spartans, and all three times, Michigan …
ESPN’s College GameDay kicked off the 2014 season with a bang on Saturday morning. We mean that quite literally, as the program featured everyone’s favorite crazy uncle, Lee Corso, drinking beer with Stone Cold Steve Austin and firing …
Lee Corso may have the most dangerous job in college football. The eccentric analyst seems to take his life into his own hands on the set of ESPN’s College GameDay every week. On Saturday, he even started bleeding. Corso pleased the home crowd …
Bill Murray made a guest appearance on ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday morning, and the legendary actor/comedian did not disappoint. He and Lee Corso created a fantastic dynamic that ended with Corso dressed as an Indian chief and Murray …
