Corso is the only original on-air member still involved with the program. "College GameDay" originally began as a studio show ...

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Longtime ESPN College GameDay commentator Lee Corso is retiring after 38 years ... Texas lost to the Buckeyes in the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. Quarterback Arch Manning, a ...

Jan 13, 2020; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; Lee Corso smiles while on the ESPN set prior to the College Football Playoff national championship game with Clemson Tigers playing against the LSU ...

ESPN announced on Thursday that Lee Corso, the longtime analyst with ... Also, this is a pretty good game, as it is a rematch of a College Football Playoff semifinal, and there is the Arch Manning ...

Lee Corso, the legendary college football analyst, is set to retire after nearly four decades on air with ESPN. Corso, 89, said he plans to retire after one final "College GameDay" broadcast on ...

For the first time in 12 years, Texas football won't play at home in October. And the Horns will go 42 days in one stretch ...

After 38 years of college football coverage, Lee Corso announced he will retire after one last show in August. ESPN host Pat McAfee shared some words of appreciation for his colleague. In Thursday ...

Lee Corso’s nearly four ... be Aug. 30 — Week 1 of the 2025 college football season — and the network said additional programming to celebrate Corso is also planned.

On Thursday morning, former coach and beloved ESPN personality Lee Corso announced that he would make his final headgear pick ...