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Lee Corso, the longtime college football broadcaster on ESPN’s “College GameDay,” will retire in August, he announced Thursday. Corso, who turns 90 on Aug. 7, will deliver his final ...

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 ...

To truly honor Corso, ESPN "College GameDay" sent Corso a kind farewell message on social media. "You can't think of college football without thinking about Lee Corso," posted ESPN College GameDay.

The grandfather of the game is walking away, which is sort of apropos in these vapid and vacuous times. It’s not your grandfather’s college football anymore, and now the old guy will make it ...

College Football Analyst Lee Corso will retire from ESPN’s “College GameDay” in August shortly after celebrating his 90th birthday. ESPN said his final broadcast will be on Aug. 30 ...

Lee Corso, the unintended glorious gift to America’s obsession with televised football, will retire from ESPN’s "College GameDay" after the first week of the 2025 season. Maybe we can get ...

For the first installment of his 2021 GameDay picks, Corso went with Alcorn State defeating North Carolina Central in the HBCU clash that kicks off the 2021 college football season. For the final ...

Lee Corso is officially calling it a career on ESPN's College GameDay after 38 years and a ... 30th — the first full Saturday of college football games in 2025, but we don't know which campus ...

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ESPN announced on Thursday that iconic college football figure Lee Corso will officially retire from "College GameDay" on Aug. 30 in Week 1 of the 2025 season. After nearly 40 years headlining the ...