ESPN College Gameday traveled to Austin, Texas, for a Week 8 battle between two blueblood programs in Georgia and Texas. And thankfully, beloved College Gameday analyst Lee Corso, who missed the last two shows due to health reasons, is back on the desk. That means that another headgear pick is on the way.

"Lee Corso, hoping he gets back with us very soon," Davis said. "I talked to LC with us this week, he wants to send his regards to his very good friend, the Duck. The other thing, Pat, he's got to be sorry and loving and seeing what this crowd is all about."

ESPN's "College GameDay" welcomed back Lee Corso on Saturday following a two-week hiatus. The 89-year-old was "under the weather" and missed the last two shows in Berkeley, California, and Eugene, Oregon.

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If you had to choose two mascots synonymous with Lee Corso on ESPN’s College GameDay, the Oregon Duck and Ohio State’s Brutus Buckeye would be the obvious picks. Corso absolutely loves both of them so dearly, he could consider them personal friends and no one would think twice about it. Which is what made Saturday so bittersweet.

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