With that kind of quote, it does not seem like Corso has retirement on his mind at all at the moment. At 89, it is not unreasonable for fans to speculate about when Corso will finally ride off ...

Lee Corso is a living college football legend. He's entertained generations of fans every fall Saturday morning on College GameDay since 1987. He's universally beloved. He's also pushing 90.

When ESPN’s College GameDay officially kicked off the season in Dublin, Ireland last weekend, Lee Corso did not make the trip. As the show’s first episode on campus prepared to go live from ...

Love him or hate it, this is getting hard to watch. Lee Corso is a living legend on the set of ESPN's College GameDay. He invented the headgear pick over 30 yea ...

Corso woke up feeling ill ahead of Week 5's episode of College GameDay. He did not take part in the show. Lee Corso woke up feeling under the weather, but is feeling much better now. In Week 4 ...

Fans of ESPN's College GameDay were left worried about the legendary Lee Corso on Saturday, after his frail appearance on the weekly show. Corso has been an analyst on the college football show ...

College football’s Week 3 slate kicks off today with some big matchups across the country that could have some impact on how ...

Corso starts that off with “Wyoming, plus nine and a half versus B, BFC.” He then goes onto analysis of the Cowboys. After that, fellow analyst Kirk Herbstreit makes sure the team name is ...

Lee Corso, the beloved host of the pregame college football show "College GameDay," will be absent from ESPN's coverage of the Week 0 matchup between Georgia Tech and Florida State in Dublin.

With ESPN’s College GameDay in Columbia, South Carolina to watch No. 16 LSU try to knock off the Gamecocks, the locals tried to tempt Corso’s pick long before he made it. The coach was presented with ...

The preview show includes Rece Davis, Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit, among others, with Corso making his pick known by donning the headgear (or other related school item) of the winning team.

Enter Lee Corso. “Hey guys, the faster we get through Miss Terry’s list, the faster we can sit back and enjoy kickoff,” Saban said in the Home Depot spot. Armed with a playbook and headset ...