It doesn't seem like Lee Corso is enjoying retirement. For nearly 40 years (38 to be exact), the legendary football analyst known as Lee Corso would spend his weekends in the fall flying around the ...

ESPN waved goodbye to long-time College GameDay analyst Lee Corso at the start of the season, but it would appear that his ...

Former ESPN College GameDay star Lee Corso has been out of the public eye since appearing on the college football pregame ...

Indiana brought back a mascot partly because of Lee Corso's popular ESPN "College GameDay" segment. That opportunity was met ...

After 38 years of being one of the most beloved personalities across sports, Lee Corso signed off of ESPN's premier pregame show " College GameDay " for the final time on Aug. 30 ahead of the matchup ...

Lee Corso retired from his analyst role on ESPN's "College GameDay" earlier this season. However, Corso is still making personal picks for this season.

For nearly four decades, every college football Saturday in America began with a smile. A real genuine smile. Not the forced grin we put on for a company Zoom call or the polite nod when the neighbor ...

Lee Corso, after 38 years as a staple on ESPN's iconic pregame show "College GameDay," officially retired Saturday following his final episode ahead of the Ohio State Buckeyes' 14-7 win over the Texas ...

The longtime ESPN College GameDay analyst stepped away following Week 1 of the 2025 season, ending a career in television that spanned nearly 40 years. Asked prior to speaking engagement this week in ...

ESPN's College GameDay enjoyed its highest-rated season in the nearly 40-year history of the long-running pregame show.

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 Tigers at ...