ESPYs, the annual awards show celebrating the year’s top athletes, coaches, and inspiring sports moments, was a night of high ...

Lee Corso, set to retire from College GameDay after one final show in August, was recognized at the 2025 ESPYS.

Lee Corso put on his famous headgear during the ESPYS on Wednesday night at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Only this time, he ...

Corso was the head football coach at IU from 1973 to 1982 and had a record of 41-68-2. In 1972, he led the Hoosiers to a Holiday Bowl victory over BYU . Corso, who will turn 90 in August, will ...

Lee Corso was honored at the ESPYS as he prepares for his final season on ESPN’s “College GameDay.” ESPN’s president of ...

Herbstreit detailed the greatest lessons his 'College Gameday' cohost has taught him ahead of Corso's final appearance in ...

A few weeks before Lee Corso is set to make his final appearance on College GameDay, the legendary broadcaster was recognized ...

Lee Corso is set to put a bow on his illustrious broadcasting career next month on what will be his final appearance as a ...

Lee Corso returned to “College GameDay” on Oct. 19 after missing the last two weeks. Screengrab via X/@CollegeGameDay Lee Corso showed the pin he was wearing on Oct. 19 in support ...

Please, please, please let Lee Corso go out with some shred of dignity…ESPN is a joke! — MM (@MMMAGA9) January 10, 2025 “Certainly not funny if he had fallen and injured himself!

Lee Corso, one of college football’s most beloved media personalities, will step down from his role on ESPN’s “College GameDay” after a final appearance in August, the network announced ...

College football will officially return at about 11:53 a.m. Saturday. That’s when an 86-year-old man will put on a mascot head. Lee Corso will be back. For at least one crazy moment, all will be ...