Lee Corso to Retire From College GameDay
Lee Corso to Retire From College GameDay

Lee Corso to Retire From College GameDay

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Lee Corso, the beloved college football broadcaster and analyst, will retire from ESPN's 'College GameDay' after nearly 40 years, making his final appearance on August 30, 2025, just after turning 90. Corso, who joined ESPN in 1987 after a 28-year coaching career, became famous for his 'headgear pick' segment, donning mascot heads to predict game winners—a tradition he began in 1996. Over his tenure, he made 430 headgear picks, cementing his status as a fan favorite and college football icon. Health concerns in recent years led to reduced appearances, but Corso remained a cherished presence on the show. ESPN and colleagues, including longtime partner Kirk Herbstreit, have paid tribute to Corso's legacy and unique connection with audiences. Special programming and tributes are planned to celebrate his influential contributions to 'College GameDay.'

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