As Lee Corso prepares to sign off of "College GameDay" for the final time just a couple short months from now, one of the ...

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Veteran sports reporter Gene Wojciechowski bids an official farewell ESPN and College GameDay after more than 27 years on the job. Wojciechowski was let go by the network during its downsizing ...

The Texas vs. Ohio State clash was chosen by 'GameDay' over Doak Campbell Stadium for Alabama's season opener at Florida State (2:30 p.m. CT, ABC). Corso played for the Seminoles from 1953-56. Clemson ...

College GameDay Announcement Sparks Speculation of Lee Corso's Final Headgear Pick originally appeared on Athlon Sports. For college football legend Lee Corso, it's ending right where it started.

Corso proved successful in his predictions, going 286-144 all time during his College GameDay run for a .665 win percentage over his 430 game picks. The last one will come on Aug. 30, the true end ...

Ohio State's Week 1 matchup vs. Texas on Aug. 30 will be the site of ESPN's 'College GameDay.' It will also be Lee Corso's final show.

College football is just around the corner, and ESPN's "College GameDay" has already set its location for Week 1 of the 2025 season, which will be Lee Corso's final appearance on the show.

College GameDay heading to Ohio State for Lee Corso's final show in Week 1. Yes, there were other GameDay location options to be had. The two most notable other candidates were LSU at Clemson, ...

Ohio State-Texas will still be the site of "GameDay" in Week 1, despite the game airing on Fox. Alabama-Florida State and LSU-Clemson will occupy ABC's primetime slots at 3:30 p.m. ET and 7:30 p.m ...

ESPN's "College GameDay" should remain the No. 1 show for college football fans this fall. However, there are two key members who won't be part of the crew anymore. In April, ESPN announced that ...

Beloved "College GameDay" analyst Lee Corso is gearing up for his final show after becoming a mainstay on fall Saturdays. After nearly 40 years of working on the acclaimed ESPN show—and another ...