ESPN's "College GameDay" has been one of the most popular sports shows for the past few decades. The network doesn't expect ...

Lee Corso's final College GameDay show will be in Columbus for Ohio State vs. Texas. Kirk Herbstreit reacted to the news on ...

It’s not just colleagues and fans who are planning a big farewell for Lee Corso—Kirk Herbstreit is making sure he’s right ...

However, on Wednesday, colleague Kirk Herbstreit put one notch in McAfee's column. On Next Man Up, a YouTube show with ...

Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit have shared the stage on ESPN’s “College GameDay” program since 1996, but this August will be the last time we see Corso on the airwaves.

ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso's family do not agree on the location of the first "College GameDay" of the 2025 college football regular season. The Worldwide Leader ...

ESPN College GameDay analysts Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso. Sara Diggins/USA TODAY Network via Imagn Images “Before hot takes were a thing, Lee Corso kind of invented that,” Herbstreit said.

Over the years, Corso also formed close relationships with fellow analysts, particularly Kirk Herbstreit, who sits beside him on every show and has become like family.. Following the announcement ...

Earlier this week, ESPN announced that Lee Corso’s near-four-decade run as an analyst would officially come to an end following a final “College GameDay” appearance on Saturday, August 30.

Kirk Herbstreit needed only one word Tuesday to describe the setting for Lee Corso’s final “College GameDay” destination: Perfect. ESPN announced the popular college football pregame show ...

— Kirk Herbstreit (@KirkHerbstreit) April 17, 2025 The reaction to the announcement of Lee Corso retiring from ESPN’s “College GameDay” has been flooding in, but perhaps none was more ...

Nearly 40 years of headgear picks, not-so-fasts, and a wealth of expert college football analysis will come to a close as Lee Corso will retire from ESPN’s College GameDay this August.