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

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

Lee Corso is hanging up his headgear and ending a nearly four-decade broadcasting run with ESPN's "College GameDay" in August ...

Lee Corso, the legendary ESPN broadcaster and former coach who has entertained fans for 38 college football seasons, will make his final headgear pick on College GameDay on Saturday, Aug. 30 – Week 1 ...

College GameDay’ announced on Thursday that next season’s episode for Week 1 will be the last for Lee Corso. With that, many ...

Football and tennis broadcaster Chris Fowler says that during job interviews, Gen Z is too focused on regurgitating their resume. Instead of acting "entitled to have a job," he says candidates need to ...

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

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.

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 ...

He has been with the network since 1995 and took over as the host of “GameDay” in 2015 when Chris Fowler began doing play-by-play. Seeing him on another network would have been strange ...