Lee Corso Retires From ‘College GameDay’ Show

Longtime “College GameDay” analyst Lee Corso will step away after a historic four-decade run.
Lee Corso Retires From ‘College GameDay’ Show
The College Football Playoff logo on the field in Arlington, Texas, before a game between Notre Dame and Alabama on Jan. 1, 2021. Roger Steinman/AP Photo
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Someone else will have to wear college mascot head gear on fall Saturday mornings for “College GameDay” or not at all.

Longtime ESPN college football analyst Lee Corso will retire from appearing on “College GameDay,” the network announced on Thursday. Corso, 89, has been with the show that started in 1987 and has become widely popular before the kickoff of college football Saturdays in the fall.

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