It’s the end of an era in college football, as beloved analyst and broadcaster Lee Corso will make his final appearance on ESPN’s flagship College GameDay program. The legendary analyst, known for his colorful commentary and iconic headgear picks,

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ESPN's "College GameDay" returns to its usual primetime slot during Week 0, traveling across the pond to give fans their fill ahead of the official start of the college football season — a clash between Iowa State and Kansas State in Dublin, Ireland.

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

In just eight days, Lee Corso will walk on set for his final appearance on ESPN's "College GameDay." Corso, 90, has been featured on "College GameDay" since the show's inception in 1987. He has transformed the show into a nine-time Emmy-Award winner due to his charismatic personality.

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Rece Davis and ESPN senior writers Dan Wetzel and Ryan McGee break down Iowa State vs. Kansas State, a Week 0 showdown with Big 12 and CFP stakes on the line. They dive into the X-factors that could swing the game,