ESPN to Discuss Lee Corso's Future After Season

Lee Corso, the iconic 89-year-old figure of ESPN's College GameDay, has faced health challenges that have led to his absence from several shows this season, raising questions about his future on the program. ESPN President of Content Burke Magnus indicated that they will assess Corso's situation after the current season, stating they plan to have a conversation with him about his future role. Despite his declining health and occasional on-air slip-ups, Magnus emphasized Corso's special character and legacy within college football broadcasting. The network intends to allow Corso to decide his future, with plans to decompress after the playoffs before discussions begin. Corso’s contributions have been pivotal since College GameDay's inception in 1987, and his eventual retirement will mark the end of an era for the program. As the show expands its roster of hosts, the sentiment remains that Corso's unique presence will be missed when he ultimately steps away.