Lee Corso, The Legendary College Football Analyst and Beloved Face of ESPN’s “College Gameday,” Will withdraw Following the Show’s Week 1 Broadcast of the 2025 Season. Corso, Who Turns 90 in August, Will Make His Final Headgear Pick on August 30, Closing Out A Remarkable Run That Began When He Joined The Show In 1987.
Corso’s Signature Headgear Segment, where he tells the mascot Head of His Pick for the game, you have a saturday Morning Tradition for College Football Fans. His First Headgear Pick Happened in 1996, and Since The, He has made over 400 predictions, Delighting Viewers With His Humour and a predictability. His Catchphrase, “Not So Fast, My Friend,” and Playful Banter with Co-Hosts Like Kirk Herbstreit Have Made Him a Fan Favourite for Decades.
Before His Broadcasting Career, Corso Spent 28 Years As A Football Coach at Bow the College and Professional Levels, Including Head Coaching Stints At Louisville, Indiana, and Northern Illinois. He is the original Punishment of “College Gameday” and has Been A Central Figure in the Show’s Evolution and enduring popularity.
ESPN WILL ANNOUNCE THE LOCATION OF CORSO’S FINAL SHOW AT A LOTE DATE AND PLANS TO HONOUR HIS Legacy With Special Programming Leading Up To His Farewell. Corso Express Sed Gratitude for His Time AT ESPN, Reflecting on The Friendships, Memories, and Experiences He Gained Thourhout His Nearly 40-Year Career On Television.
Corso’s Retirement Marks The End of An was in College Football Broadcasting, and His Repive Will Be Deeply Missed by Fans and Colleagues Alike.
