Lee Corso Announces Retirement from College GameDay After 38 Years
Lee Corso Announces Retirement from College GameDay After 38 Years

Lee Corso Announces Retirement from College GameDay After 38 Years

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Legendary ESPN College GameDay analyst Lee Corso will retire after making his final appearance on August 30, 2025, capping off a remarkable 38-year run on the show. Corso, who will turn 90 in August, is celebrated for his infectious enthusiasm, signature catchphrases like 'not so fast my friend,' and especially his iconic headgear picks, a tradition that became a highlight of college football Saturdays. Widely regarded as the cornerstone of GameDay, Corso's blend of humor and personality helped transform how college football is covered, making the pregame show a cultural phenomenon. Tributes from colleagues and fans alike have poured in, recognizing his vital role in shaping the sport's traditions and media coverage. As the only original GameDay member still active, his presence has been a constant as other hosts and analysts have come and gone, solidifying his status as a beloved figure in the sport. College football Saturdays will undoubtedly feel different without Corso's unique analysis and showmanship.

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