It’s the end of an era for ESPN’s “College Game Day” on Saturday as Lee Corso, the renowned college football coach and ...

After stints as head coach at Louisville and Indiana, Corso joined ESPN in 1987 as an analyst for its flagship Saturday ...

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

Long before Corso joined ESPN as part of a fledgling college football pregame show in 1987, he served as an assistant coach ...

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

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Just as it was the first time, Lee Corso’s final headgear pick was Brutus Buckeye. Corso selected the third-ranked Buckeyes to beat top-ranked Texas on his final appearance on ...

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 ...

On Saturday, the college football personality Lee Corso announced he was retiring from the broadcast and the network he joined back in 1987.

An era ended for ESPN‘s “College GameDay” on Saturday as Lee Corso, the renowned college football coach and football analyst, bowed out of the show after 38 years. Corso, who turned 90 on Aug. 7, is ...

While Corso’s finale was a one-time event, the record ratings are not. The past three years of “College GameDay” have drawn the highest ratings in the history of the show, averaging 2.2 million in ...

Longhorn football season is back, and fans across Central Texas are on the hunt for the best spots to catch the game, grab a bite, and sip something cold. Here is your go-to guide for game-day ...

With "College GameDay" throwing a big retirement party for Lee Corso ahead of Saturday's Ohio State vs. Texas matchup, the Godfather of College Football is expected to receive a plethora of gifts and ...