It’s the end of an era for ESPN’s “College Game Day” on Saturday as Lee Corso, the renowned college football coach and football analyst, bows out of the show after 38 years. Corso, who turned 90 on ...

The 1999 College Football season saw ESPN's College GameDay reach new heights thanks to Lee Corso's incredible perfect season.

Fans, many without tickets to the game, came from all over the country to Columbus to get a glimpse of Corso one last time.

Here's how the legendary coach and analyst went with a headgear selection billed as "something you've never seen before." ...

ESPN announced on Sunday, Aug. 31, that Corso's final time on the set of "College GameDay" was the show's most-watched episode ever, with 3.5 million people tuning in from across ESPN and ESPNU. The ...

Lee Corso makes his final headgear selection on a special edition of College Gameday live from Columbus, Ohio. Find out how to watch for free.

Lee Corso may be leaving television, but he's made it known who he thinks will be crowned national champions.

In just a few days Lee Corso will be making his final appearance on ESPN's College GameDay. The huge game between Ryan Day's Ohio State Buckeyes and the visiting Texas Longhorns almost feels like an ...

Lee Corso will make his final appearance for ESPN’s College Gameday on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2025, in Columbus, Ohio. Corso will make a headgear pick for the No. 2 Ohio State vs. No. 1 Texas game.

He was the premier voice of college football pregame shows. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) LEE CORSO: I'll tell you one thing - Buckeyes, Ohio State No. 1. DETROW: The ESPN announcer Lee Corso has ...

Each of the six schools where Lee Corso coached won their Week 1 games, coinciding with his final 'College GameDay' appearance for a fitting farewell ...

Will the headgear picks on "College GameDay" continue following Lee Corso's retirement from the show after Saturday's show? Here's what to know.