The college football world is preparing to sit down and watch legendary College GameDay host Lee Corso's final appearance on Saturday, Aug. 30, in what should be a send-off for the ages on the popular ...

Lee Corso's last show is this weekend at Ohio Stadium. Let the man have his moment before you start jockeying for the ...

If there is one thing that Ohio State fans can be counted on to do, that is to show hate towards The Team Up North. On the day when ESPN College Gameday is kicking off the season, but also honoring a ...

Lee Corso, the unintended glorious gift to America’s obsession with televised football, will retire from ESPN’s "College GameDay" after the first week of the 2025 season. From NFL plays to college ...

College GameDay is back and remains a wonderful college football Saturday tradition, but it's looking a little different after Week 1 of the 2025 season. Lee Corso's College GameDay retirement: Fun ...

The legendary run of Lee Corso on ESPN’s “College GameDay” has concluded. The 90-year-old hosted his final show on Saturday. The show started in 1987, initially broadcasting from a studio before going ...

The lingering question heading into Saturday’s College GameDay in Norman, Oklahoma, was how ESPN’s college football stalwart would replace the iconic Lee Corso mascot headgear pick to close the show.

Holmes, a high school football star, was hospitalized for nearly two months with the rare neurological disorder. Despite the illness impacting his strength, Holmes became a starting fullback for Corso ...

On the eve of Saturday’s primetime showdown between No. 3 Penn State and No. 6 Oregon, ESPN’s "College GameDay" resurrected one of its most striking moments: Lee Corso crowd surfing Penn State's White ...