After joining in 1987, Lee Corso remained with ESPN’s College GameDay for 38 consecutive years. In that duration, the show ...

Lee Corso is retiring from ESPNs “College GameDay” following Week 1 of the college football season, and the longtime ...

Lee Corso said goodbye to ESPN’s College GameDay after 38 years earlier this season, but he hasn’t been forgotten. Inside the NBA host Ernie Johnson was the guest picker on Saturday’s edition of the ...

Lee Corso said goodbye to ESPN’s “College GameDay” on Saturday, August 31, 2025, with a special tribute from both ESPN and rival Fox Sports. The 90-year-old, who joined the show when it first aired in ...

The college football world said farewell to a true staple of the sport, as Saturday's Week 1 College GameDay broadcast was legendary broadcaster Lee Corso's last show — and, of course, his last iconic ...

When Lee Corso appeared on live TV Saturday night, even the most seasoned college football fans had to smile. Standing on the field at Doak Campbell Stadium, beside his old No. 20 Florida State jersey ...

In front of more than 100,000 Lee Corso picks Brutus one last time. It was always Brutus, Pick 1 and Pick 431 book end with Ohio State. What a moment in the history ...

Lee Corso walked away from College Gameday after nearly 40 years after an appearance in Columbus – ironically where he started his iconic headgear run – for the Ohio State-Texas game. The true end of ...