College football fans woke up to shocking news on Thursday that Lee Corso’s legendary run on ESPN’s “College GameDay” was ...

There's no doubt that Fowler certainly knows the kind of person Corso is, as he appeared a regular host on "College GameDay" ...

Of course, that also means Fowler was on set when Corso made his first-ever headgear pick in 1996, choosing the Ohio State Buckeyes to defeat the Penn State Nittany Lions, which wound up being ...

It’s the end of an era for early Saturday morning college football programming as iconic broadcaster Lee Corso is set to ...

That is why 89-year-old Lee Corso is being feted as he announces his retirement from ESPN’s iconic traveling TV road show, “College Football GameDay.” He loved those Saturda ...

Corso, who turns 90 in August, will make his final headgear pick at a yet-to-be announced destination on Aug. 30.

After 38 years of college football coverage, Lee Corso announced he will retire after one last show in August. ESPN host Pat McAfee shared some words of appreciation for his colleague.

The program, with Chris Fowler as host ... The version of the program featuring Fowler, Corso, former Ohio State quarterback Kirk Herbstreit, and later former Heisman Trophy winner Desmond ...

Since that first Penn State-Ohio State game, Corso has donned the ... than 35 incredible years,” fomer College GameDay host Chris Fowler said in a statement. "His courage and resilience have ...