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

Lee Corso Announces Retirement from College GameDay After 38 Seasons

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Legendary ESPN College GameDay analyst Lee Corso announced his retirement after nearly 40 years on the show, with his final appearance scheduled for Week 1 of the 2025 season. Corso, 89, is celebrated for his iconic headgear picks and vibrant personality, which became a hallmark of the program and endeared him to generations of college football fans. Tributes from colleagues, especially longtime partner Kirk Herbstreit, highlighted Corso's mentorship, passion for the sport, and the special bond they shared. Fans and fellow broadcasters alike have been reflecting on Corso's immense impact, sharing memorable moments and expressing gratitude for his contributions to both ESPN and college football. Corso's tradition of mascot head predictions, inventive antics, and deep love for the game leave a lasting legacy, with many noting College GameDay will never be the same without him. As he steps away, supporters are celebrating his storied career and the joy he brought to Saturday mornings.

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