The longtime " College GameDay " analyst made an appearance on the ESPN show before kickoff from Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz ...

Fans were calling for ESPN’s Lee Corso to call it after the senior analyst nearly hurt himself on live television on Thursday night. Corso was part of the ESPN pregame program ahead of the ...

College football personality Lee Corso is a spry 89 years of age, but he almost took a scary tumble while dancing on the ESPN pregame stage before Thursday night’s Orange Bowl in Miami.

While previewing the game, the legendary head coach turned analyst Lee Corso took the spotlight. Many viewers found it difficult to follow his words as he appeared to struggle to form sentences.

College GameDay analyst Lee Corso missed his second-consecutive show, this time live from Eugene, Oregon due to health reasons, according to host Rece Davis. College GameDay briefly updated ...

And returning for another week to make the 422nd headgear pick of his career as an analyst on the show is the beloved Lee ...

While making his long-standing helmet pick for the College Football Playoff semifinal matchup between the Nittany Lions and Fighting Irish, “GameDay” analyst Lee Corso nearly fell backwards to ...

Lee Corso, the legendary college football analyst ... The Longhorns last won it all in the 2005 season, with Vince Young quarterbacking the Longhorns to victory over Reggie Bush and the USC ...

From 1987 to 2025, Lee Corso has remained a staple of ESPN's "College GameDay" crew. On Thursday, Corso and the rest of the show's members found themselves in Miami for a College Football Playoff ...

Lee Corso, the longtime analyst on ESPN's show, joined the crew in Atlanta to make his selection for Monday's College Football Playoff national championship between Ohio State and Notre Dame.