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

Here's to you, Lee Corso. The sprightly statesman of ESPN's "College GameDay" made the final headgear pick of his storied broadcast career Saturday ahead of the Week 1 showdown between No. 1 Texas 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 ...

College football fans showed out for Lee Corso's final appearance on ESPN's "College GameDay" in Week 1. ESPN announced on Sunday, Aug. 31, that Corso's final time on the set of "College GameDay" was ...

ESPN broadcaster Lee Corso's career on College GameDay has officially come to a close as the 90-year-old former football coach signed off from his final show Saturday in Columbus ahead of No. 3 Ohio ...

Lee Corso may be leaving television, but he's made it known who he thinks will be crowned national champions. He said his final four would be Penn State vs. Notre Dame in a rematch of last season's ...

The campus crowds standing behind the set of ESPN's "College Gameday" usually are as big a part of the show as the guys previewing that day's slate of college football games. They played their role in ...

According to Cole's GameDay Blog, who has tracked all of Corso's picks, he has a record of 286-144 over his 38-year run on the show—hitting on a 66.51% clip. We'll see if that percentage goes slightly ...

Saturday’s edition of ESPN’s College GameDay was a celebration of the career of broadcaster Lee Corso, who was making his final appearance on the show. GameDay is a show with plenty of traditions, ...