Lee Corso is hanging up his headgear. The legendary former college football coach and ESPN "College GameDay" fixture for the past five decades announced Thursday that his final appearance on the ...

Lee Corso is retiring from College GameDay, but ESPN revealed the legend will make one final appearance before riding off into the sunset. Corso will be on the set one final time for Week 1 of the ...

Legendary college football coach turned analyst Lee Corso is set to retire from College Gameday. One of the biggest faces in all of college football is former coach turned analyst Lee Corso.

Lee Corso is retiring from ESPN and the revolutionary, industry-changing College GameDay show. ESPN College GameDay is the best outdoor carnival on sports television, carving out a unique niche in ...

There are a few obvious choices for where the GameDay crew could end up going one last time with Corso. Texas at Ohio State in Columbus is not only a game featuring two College Football Playoff ...

The Seminoles have had multiple pass-catchers get banged up this spring.

ESPN's "College GameDay" has become a staple for many college football fans every Saturday morning during the season. The show began in 1987, initially being broadcast from a studio before going ...