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This season marked the first year of college football without legendary broadcaster Lee Corso appearing regularly on ESPN’s "College GameDay," a noticeable change following his retirement after Week 1 ...

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Former ESPN College GameDay star Lee Corso has been out of the public eye since appearing on the college football pregame show for the final time back in August. Corso retired after making his final ...

Lee Corso would trade in some presumed nice weather and relaxing days to be picking up oversized mascot heads every Saturday like he did for 38 years. “Lousy. I hate it,” the 90-year-old Corso told ...

Top teams around the country are gearing up for the College Football Playoff as they close out their regular-season schedules this weekend. Popular college football analysts — including legendary ESPN ...

Lee Corso's final appearance on ESPN's "College GameDay" was, unsurprisingly, an emotional one. After joining the program in 1987, Corso's run on the program will end weeks after his 90th birthday.

Lee Corso made his final College GameDay pick after 38 years. He chose Ohio State, wearing their mascot's headgear. The event included tributes and fan farewells. Corso's career included coaching and ...

Lee Corso’s long “College GameDay” run has come to an end. After 38 years on the air, Corso made his final appearance on the ESPN show ahead of Saturday’s heavyweight matchup between No. 1 Texas and ...

Lee Corso, fondly called the Grandfather of College Football, is making his final pick on Saturday, August 30, ahead of the high-stakes game between No. 1 Texas vs No. 2 Ohio State. After a journey ...

Lee Corso went out on top in a lot of ways. The 90-year-old legendary ESPN broadcaster was celebrated in so many ways on Saturday for his final College GameDay show after 38 seasons. GameDay ...