Corso was in the tribute, watching message after message as he got increasingly choked up and emotional. It ended with his fellow College GameDay hosts: Rece Davis, Desmond Howard and the only closer their could be, Kirk Herbstreit.

The legendary Lee Corso will bid a fond farewell to the college football TV audience on August 30. A former Florida State football player, Corso moved into a coaching career in college football

Lee Corso will finish his tenure with “College GameDay,” where his headgear tradition actually began in 1996, which was at Ohio State. He and the crew will be on hand for the clash between the No. 1 Texas Longhorns and No. 3 Ohio State Buckeyes.

The Oregon Duck mascot and retiring ESPN "College GameDay" host Lee Corso have teamed up for many memorable moments through the years.

Kirk Herbstreit shared details from the remarkable story of Lee Corso's first-ever headgear pick on College GameDay.

Cade Klubnik earns Kirk Herbstreit's preseason nod as the best quarterback, setting high expectations for the upcoming college football season.

"The Grandfather of College Football" has spent decades making memories for fans. His colleagues over the years share their favorites.

The Longhorns will head into Ohio State's den as underdogs, but if Simmons lives up to this moniker, they could leave in triumph.

Ahead of Lee Corso’s final appearance on College GameDay next week, the network announced it will air a one-hour special titled "Not So Fast, My Friend", paying tribute to the 90-year-old broadcaster whose energy, humor, and signature headgear picks have become synonymous with Saturday mornings in the fall.

LeBron James paid tribute to Lee Corso, the legendary ESPN college football analyst, on Instagram following Corso's retirement announcement. Corso, wh