His impact on the game and television’s coverage of the game is similarly immeasurable. He’s part of the DNA of College GameDay. He is a wonderful friend, a trusted mentor, and I think it’s ...

a long-time analyst on ESPN's College GameDay, will be retiring after nearly 40 years on the popular program. The 89 year old, who turns 90 on Aug. 7, will be hanging up his microphone and giving ...

He was the longtime host of ESPN’s College GameDay, and before that, a coach who played a role in helping to integrate college football. Want more Hang Up and Listen? Subscribe to Slate Plus to ...

He joined ESPN’s “College GameDay” in 1987. For the last 38 years, fans have looked forward to his headgear picks every week and his famous “Not so fast, my friend” phrase.

ESPN "College GameDay" host Rece Davis addressed a lot of topics on the show's podcast this past week, including the situation involving ex-Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava. After reportedly ...

I hope this will be one of those times. Today, I am thinking about Lee Corso's announcement that he is retiring from ESPN's College GameDay program. He will make his final appearance in Columbus ...

(WLAX/WEUX) – The legendary Lee Corso, who has been on “College GameDay” on ESPN on Saturday mornings prior to college football games, will be ending his career with the famed show ...

Full Sail University takes a real-world approach to teaching its students about filmmaking and production. That means creating up-to-date curriculum with ...

It was announced lat week that Lee Corso would be retiring from ESPN's "College GameDay" after 38 years on the show. Corso is the only original on-air member still involved with the program.

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