Since Lee Corso’s final appearance during the Texas vs. Ohio State opener, the Saturday mornings of College GameDay have felt ...

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One of college football's signature voices is set to retire this summer after nearly four decades on air, ESPN announced on ...

After 38 years and 430 headgear picks, Lee Corso is finally walking away from "College GameDay." The longtime analyst and former player and coach, best known for his gravelly tone, quips, and ...

Lee Corso is hanging up the headgear. The 89-year-old college football icon announced Thursday that he will retire from ESPN's "College GameDay" after one final broadcast on Aug. 30 for Week 1. ESPN ...

The college football world is preparing to sit down and watch legendary College GameDay host Lee Corso's final appearance on Saturday, Aug. 30, in what should be a send-off for the ages on the popular ...

View post: Nintendo Lists Switch and Switch 2 Games Under $30 You Can Play Today, Starting at $4.99 Lee Corso retired from ESPN’s College GameDay after health issues and a celebrated career. “Lousy. I ...

As the new flows in, ESPN and Rece Davis have nothing but gratitude for one more memorable College GameDay moment from Lee Corso. The season premier was the show's farewell to the 90-year-old Corso ...

We’ve finally got our first major college football Saturday, and as such, ESPN College GameDay is broadcasting from Wake Forest ahead of the Demon Deacons’ game against Clemson. Unfortunately, show ...

On Saturday, the college football world said farewell to one of the most fond traditions in sports broadcasting. The legendary coach Lee Corso made his final mascot headgear pick for the massive Texas ...

Sportscaster Lee Corso has made his final picks on ESPN’s College GameDay. Corso, 89, stepped out at Columbus’ Ohio Stadium on Saturday, August 30, dressed to the nines in a full tuxedo for his final ...